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Swiss Internet-TV comparison · 2026

Compare Internet & TV plans in Switzerland

Compare all providers — Salt, Yallo, Wingo, Sunrise, Swisscom — directly. Free, independent and updated daily.

Prices last updated: 26. August 2026
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Market overview 2026

The cheapest Internet & TV plans in Switzerland 2026

Anyone looking for a cheap Internet plan in Switzerland quickly ends up at YalloWith the Yallo Home Supermax from CHF 32.90 per month Yallo is in 2026 one of the cheapest fixed-line offers in Switzerland (24-month term). Anyone preferring fibre chooses the Yallo Home Max Fiber from CHF 39.90/mo. With TV added, the cheapest Yallo option is the Yallo Home Max Fiber + TV from CHF 44.90/mo.

For comparison: Wingo offers fibre from CHF 35.95/mo. on the Swisscom network, Salt starts from CHF 39.95/mo. and Swisscom from CHF 66.80/mo. — at partly identical speeds. Yallo and Wingo are MVNOs (virtual network operators) that resell large infrastructures cheaply: same connection, lower price.

Our comparison lists only DSL, cable and fibre plans — no 5G home solutions. Use the filters above for speed, TV package, contract term and price. All offers are updated daily.

Provider Plan Price/mo. Speed TV Network
Yallo Home Supermax CHF 32.90 2.5 Gbit/s Sunrise network
Wingo Internet Go CHF 35.95 100 Mbit/s Swisscom network
Salt Salt Fiber CHF 39.95 10 Gbit/s Salt network
Swisscom blue Internet S + TV CHF 66.80 100 Mbit/s Swisscom network

Last updated: August 2026 · prices without device · all plans cancellable monthly unless stated otherwise · DSL/cable/fibre only

All 15 Internet & TV packages in Switzerland at a glance (August 2026)

The complete list of all 15 active Internet+TV packages, sorted by price — updated automatically every day. To filter by speed or TV package, use the interactive comparison above.

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As at 26. August 2026 · prices in CHF incl. VAT · DSL/cable/fibre only · updated automatically every day
ProviderPackagePrice/mo.DownloadTVTermConnection
YalloHome SupermaxCHF 32.902.5 Gbit/s24 mo.cable
YalloHome Supermax + TVCHF 37.902.5 Gbit/s300 channels24 mo.cable
YalloYallo Home Max FiberCHF 39.9010 Gbit/s24 mo.fibre
SaltSalt FiberCHF 39.9510 Gbit/s24 mo.Fibre
WingoInternet RedCHF 40.95500 Mbit/s24 mo.Fibre
YalloYallo Home Max Fiber + TVCHF 44.9010 Gbit/s300 channels24 mo.fibre
SaltHomeCHF 49.9510 Gbit/s? channels24 mo.Fibre
WingoInternet + TVCHF 55.90100 Mbit/s? channels24 mo.Fibre
SunriseUp Home MCHF 59.90200 Mbit/s280 channels24 mo.Fibre
SunriseUp Home LCHF 59.902.5 Gbit/s280 channels24 mo.Fibre
SunriseUp Home XLCHF 64.9010 Gbit/s280 channels24 mo.Fibre
Swisscomblue Internet S + TVCHF 66.80100 Mbit/s150 channelsmonthly cancellableFibre
SaltHome+CHF 69.9510 Gbit/s? channels24 mo.Fibre
Swisscomblue Internet M + TVCHF 81.801 Gbit/s290 channelsmonthly cancellableFibre
Swisscomblue Internet L + TVCHF 91.8010 Gbit/s330 channelsmonthly cancellableFibre
Frequently asked questions

FAQ: Internet & TV Switzerland 2026

Fibre or cable — what is the difference?

Fibre (FTTH) delivers symmetrical speeds up to 10 Gbit/s and a very stable connection, because the signal is transmitted purely optically. Cable (DOCSIS) is somewhat slower on upload but is perfectly sufficient for most households. Whether fibre is available at your address depends on the rollout status in your municipality.

How much bandwidth does an average household need?

For a two-person household with streaming and home office, 100–300 Mbit/s without any problem. Families with several simultaneous 4K streams, video calls and gaming need 500 Mbit/s or more. Gigabit fibre is particularly worthwhile for households with high upload needs, e.g. content creators or regular large cloud backups.

Is an Internet-TV bundle worth it?

A combined package is worth it if you actually use linear TV or an IPTV recorder. Anyone who mainly watches Netflix, Disney+ or YouTube is cheaper off with an Internet-only plan — the saving is, depending on the provider, CHF 5–15/mo. In the comparison above you can see both options side by side.

Can I switch my Internet provider without trouble?

Yes — switching provider is technically straightforward in Switzerland. You sign up for the new plan and the provider coordinates the changeover. Pay attention to the Remaining term of your old contract: If you cancel early, fees may apply. If the contract runs its full term, switching is free of charge.

Which Internet provider is the most reliable in Switzerland?

Swisscom is traditionally regarded as the most reliable provider with the largest network, but is also the most expensive. Sunrise (Yallo) and Wingo have caught up considerably in recent years and offer comparable stability at lower prices. Salt Fiber is a newer option with its own fibre infrastructure in growing rollout areas.

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