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Everything you need to know about Mobile plans & Internet in Switzerland

Clear answers on providers, plans, Yallo, Salt, roaming and switching — straight from our Swiss telecom experts.

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handy-abo.com is an independent Swiss comparison portal for mobile and Internet plans. With a few filters – data allowance, term, network – you see in seconds which plan fits you. Offers are updated continuously, including promotions and daily deals. You sign up directly online, without detours.
We compare all relevant Swiss mobile and Internet providers. We review the market every week and recommend the best plans online — you can compare them here on handy-abo.com and sign up for some of them directly through us.
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Yallo & Salt

Yallo is a Swiss mobile provider using the Sunrise network. That means broad coverage across Switzerland, 5G in cities and solid 4G coverage in rural regions. Yallo targets users looking for good value without unnecessary extras. The plans are simply structured – from cheap to unlimited.
Salt runs its own mobile network in Switzerland and is therefore independent of Sunrise or Swisscom. The network offers nationwide 4G and a 5G rollout in the larger cities. Salt is particularly interesting for users who make many calls or travel abroad – roaming packages and flat rates are a clear strength.
That depends on your everyday use:
  • Yallo suits price-conscious users looking for a flexible plan on one of the best Swiss networks
  • Salt is strong on roaming, its own network and complete packages with Internet and TV
  • For a direct comparison, simply use our filter on handy-abo.com – you will see straight away which offer suits you better today

Network & coverage

Yallo uses the Sunrise network – one of the three big Swiss mobile networks, with 4G coverage of more than 99 % of the population. 5G is available in cities. If you live in mountain regions or travel a lot, check the Sunrise coverage map.
Salt runs its own network and is one of the three licensed Swiss mobile network operators. 4G coverage is nationwide; the 5G rollout is concentrated in urban areas. In regions where Sunrise is weaker, Salt is often the better alternative.

Plans & conditions

Yes. Both Yallo and Salt offer plans with and without a minimum term. Monthly cancellable options are available – the filter on handy-abo.com shows you directly which plans come without a tie-in.
For anyone travelling regularly in Europe, EU roaming is a decisive criterion. Both Yallo and Salt offer plans with EU roaming included. Which offer is currently better is shown by the up-to-date comparison on handy-abo.com.
Yes. Via handy-abo.com you can also compare Internet and TV packages. Bundled offers from Salt or other providers are often cheaper than individual products – especially if you need both services anyway.

Switching provider

In Switzerland you can take your number with you to any new provider (porting). You need your current SIM card number (ICCID) and the desired switching date. handy-abo.com explains the switching process step by step in the sign-up flow.

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Figures for the most common questions (as at 26. August 2026)

The figures below come straight from the plan catalogue and are recalculated every day.

What does the cheapest mobile plan in Switzerland cost?

Current Post Mobile Start for CHF 9.95 per month instead of CHF 14.95 (24 months, unlimited data).

What does a plan with unlimited data, calls and SMS cost?

The cheapest plan with everything unlimited in Switzerland is Post Mobile Start for CHF 9.95 per month. In total, 53 of the 63 plans meet this condition.

Which plans are available without a minimum term?

36 of 63 plans have no minimum term; the cheapest is Lebara Next for CHF 11.95 per month. All the others usually tie you in for 24 months.

Which plan brings the most data for EU roaming?

The largest stated allowance belongs to Salt Europe Max with 40 GB in the EU. Careful when comparing: only 18 of the 63 plans state an amount; for the rest, roaming is either not included or the provider gives no figure.

What does home Internet cost?

The cheapest package is Yallo Home Supermax for CHF 32.90 per month with 2.5 Gbit/s. With a TV package it starts at CHF 37.90 per month (Yallo Home Supermax + TV).

How many providers and plans are compared?

63 mobile plans from 8 Swiss providers (Lebara, Migros Mobile, Post Mobile, Salt, Sunrise, Swisscom, Wingo, Yallo) and 15 Internet+TV packages. Prices are updated automatically from the providers every morning, most recently on 26. August 2026.