Jeeny Promo Code Saudi Arabia 2026

Yes: SS18 (40% off). Its full terms are on its card above.

On its website Jeeny promises competitive prices and continuous discounts. Yet neither the site nor its terms of use describe how discount codes get applied or what limits they carry, for example eligible categories, a minimum ride value or a validity period.

That makes it worth checking the offer inside the app before confirming: see whether it covers your chosen category and what the fare becomes after the discount. For savings that accumulate rather than a single discount, connect your Mokafaa account and earn points on each ride.

Source: Jeeny official website

Jeeny covers both Jordan and Saudi Arabia, yet there's no published list of the Saudi cities it covers. The quickest check is to open the app, enter where you'll be picked up and where you're going, then look at the categories offered.

Jeeny's App Store listing names these categories:

• Jeeny EcoLite: fast, low-cost trips, offered in Saudi Arabia.
• Jeeny Smart: comfortable, dependable rides for everyday trips, offered in Saudi Arabia.
• Jeeny Elite: the premium tier for extra comfort, offered in Saudi Arabia.
• Jeeny Economy: a low-cost category listed for Jordan.

Source: Jeeny on the App Store

Jeeny's services page describes Jeeny Express, which lets you send and receive parcels and other items through the app while tracking the shipment live. Parcel sizes and prices aren't given there, so look them up in the app before sending anything.

Yellow taxi booking through the app is mentioned on the same page, as are two categories, EcoLite and Economy. Because this doesn't exactly match the app store listing, rely on what the app displays for your area.

Source: Jeeny website: services

The website mentions several payment options without naming any. Its privacy policy, however, lists your CVV and bank card number among the payment data the app gathers, so card payment is possible. Tamara, Tabby, Apple Pay and cash aren't named as payment methods anywhere on the company's official pages, so look at what the app offers before confirming a ride.

According to the terms of use, drivers collect the fare when the ride ends. Any part you leave unpaid is recorded against your account, and Jeeny will recover it later. Should you pay that outstanding sum to a driver in cash and the driver takes it, settlement happens between the driver and Jeeny.

Source: Jeeny terms of use

Jeeny's terms let you cancel whatever your reason, and you might or might not be charged for it. The company decides when a fee applies and how much it is, and lets you know. So the website shows no fixed cancellation charge.

Before cancelling, read the cancellation terms displayed in the app. If you're charged and believe the fee shouldn't apply, message support in the app and attach a screenshot showing the request. Bear in mind that Jeeny's terms disclaim responsibility for late cancellations and for any miscommunication between rider and driver.

Source: Jeeny terms of use: cancellation

Jeeny's Saudi service is connected to Mokafaa, giving you 4 points per SAR spent on qualifying rides. Begin by linking the mobile number you registered with Mokafaa, using the Mokafaa section of the Jeeny app; only transactions made with that number earn points.

Do the linking before the ride is over, since rides taken earlier won't get points retroactively. Points arrive within 24 hours after the trip ends, and Mokafaa's own rules, rather than Jeeny's, govern when they expire and how they're redeemed.

An Okaz article from February 2026 on Jeeny's partnership with Al Rajhi Bank reported that points are earned regardless of how you pay, and that you can turn them into Jeeny Wallet credit to pay for rides.

Source: Jeeny terms of use: Mokafaa program

There's no dedicated lost-and-found process described by Jeeny's official pages, and they name no safety features like trip sharing or an emergency button. They do state that support never closes, while Jeeny's terms of use list 0112848000 as the Saudi number for reporting errors or faults. If you've left something behind, reach support quickly and have your ride details ready.

Jeeny's terms describe the company as an intermediary linking riders with drivers and deny liability for accidents or delays. Its Saudi operator is Al Suraa Electronic Commercial Co., a company registered in the Kingdom. Only book and pay inside the official app, and ignore links or messages using Jeeny's name that ask for card details outside it.

Source: Jeeny terms of use