Breeze

Pricing

Two terms.
One app.

There is no free tier — better you read that here than find it out after a scan. Both terms below unlock exactly the same thing: every tool, on every screen, with nothing held back to sell you later.

Breeze Premium

Breeze is a paid app. A subscription unlocks all of it.

92% saved with Yearly$34.99 for a year, against $467.48 for a year on the weekly plan.

Your 7-day trial is free. On day 8 your account is charged $34.99, then once a year until you cancel. Cancel any time up to 24 hours before it renews and you pay nothing.

Your 3-day trial is free. On day 4 your account is charged $8.99, then once a week until you cancel. Cancel any time up to 24 hours before it renews and you pay nothing.

7 days free, then $34.99/year. Cancel anytime. 3 days free, then $8.99/week. Cancel anytime. Start 7-day free trial Start 3-day free trial

Premium includes

  • Every cleaning tool — duplicates, similar shots, screenshots, blurry photos, large videos, junk files
  • Unlimited deletions — no daily limit, no per-photo cap
  • Smart Scan, Clean by Month, the swipe deck and the review grid
  • Contacts and App Manager
  • Secret Vault — encrypted, PIN- or biometric-locked
  • Shrink Videos — keep the clip, free the space iOS
  • Notification report — the full 30-day history, per app Android
  • Weekly auto-clean reminders
  • The large home-screen widget, broken down by category
  • No ads anywhere, and none of your data leaves your device
PlanPriceFree trialWhen you are charged
Premium, weekly $8.99 / week 3 days On day 4, then every week until you cancel
Premium, yearly $34.99 / year 7 days On day 8, then every year until you cancel

Prices are in US dollars and are converted by the store into your local currency; the price shown on the purchase screen before you confirm is the one that governs. Both plans renew automatically until cancelled, and both begin with a free trial that converts into a charge if you do not cancel first. A trial is offered once per Apple Account or Google Play account, per plan.

Why 92% is a number and not a slogan

The banner prints its own working.

Keeping the weekly plan for a year means 52 charges of $8.99, which is $467.48. The yearly plan is $34.99 for the same year. That is a saving of 92.52%, and we round it down to 92% — a claim reality can only beat is the safe one to make.

Both halves of that comparison are printed on the banner itself, here and in the app, because a percentage with no stated reference reads as a struck-through former price. A former price that was never charged is a fabricated discount: App Review refuses them, and the UK's CPUTR and the EU Price Indication Directive make them unlawful. The figure is there so you can check it rather than trust it.

What you are not buying

Paid is not the same as metered.

Charging for the app is one thing. Charging per delete is the shape almost every one-star review in this category actually describes, so none of it exists here — and none of it will be added later.

No delete quota

No daily allowance, no per-photo cap, no unlock-to-remove button. What a scan finds, you can remove.

No second tier

There is no Plus and no Pro. One tier over two terms — the terms differ, what they unlock does not.

No "deep scan" upsell

A paid scan that finds more than another paid scan is a delete quota in a better suit. There is one scan.

No ads, and no data collected

Nothing in the app asks you for money again for the term you bought, and none of your data leaves your device.

Buying, and cancelling

The store owns the subscription — including the way out.

You choose your plan inside the app, and Apple or Google takes the payment. That also means neither of them lets an app cancel its own subscription, so any in-app button claiming to would be a dead end. The real route is below, and the same links sit on the app's paywall and in its Settings screen.

Cancelling stops the next charge. It does not refund one that has already happened, and it does not end your current period early — Premium stays active until the period you paid for runs out. If you want money back for a charge that has already landed, you need a refund request as well as a cancellation; the Refund Policy sets out exactly what we will do to support one, and the Terms of Use §4–§6 are the binding version of everything on this page.