Yallo or Wingo? The direct comparison

The starting position

The first difference lies in the network: Yallo runs on the Sunrise network (over 99 % of the population), Wingo on the Swisscom network (99.8 % of the population). Anyone who travels a lot or lives in a peripheral region should therefore check coverage at their own location first and only then look at the price.

The second difference is positioning. Yallo: consistently the best features relative to price. Wingo: Swisscom network at a discount price, no minimum term.

At the entry price, CHF 5.95 per month separates the two — over a contract term of 24 months, that's a CHF 142.80 difference, in favour of Wingo.

Key figures in direct comparison

The table compares Yallo and Wingo across all plans currently active in our database. Not every row matters equally to everyone: if you never travel abroad, you can skip the roaming rows — if you stream daily, the unlimited row is what counts most.

Which provider is better for whom?

Instead of a blanket winner: the specific recommendation per usage profile, each with the matching plan from today’s catalogue.

Alle Yallo-Tarife (6. Oktober 2026)

Alle Preise in CHF inkl. MwSt., Quelle: offizielle Anbieter-Websites, zuletzt automatisch geprüft am 6. Oktober 2026.

Alle Wingo-Tarife (6. Oktober 2026)

Alle Preise in CHF inkl. MwSt., Quelle: offizielle Anbieter-Websites, zuletzt automatisch geprüft am 6. Oktober 2026.

Network and coverage

Yallo: The Sunrise network covers over 99 % of the population with 4G and is among the largest 5G networks in the country. In the Connect network test, Sunrise regularly achieves "very good", usually just behind Swisscom.

Wingo: The Swisscom network is considered Switzerland's reference network: 99.8 % population coverage, leading in 5G rollout, and a regular test winner at Connect and CHIP — even in mountain and remote regions.

On paper, the Swisscom network leads in population coverage. In everyday use, the difference is small for most users; it becomes noticeable in remote regions, indoors, and under high network load. More on this in the Network comparison Switzerland.

Switching from Yallo to Wingo — and vice versa

The number stays with you in both directions: you request the port from the new provider, who handles the switch with the old one. The order matters — first the check the cancellation and its notice period, then submit the porting request, so the number is not switched off beforehand. Details are in the article on Number portability.

If all you want is a lower price, you do not necessarily have to switch: sometimes a call to your current provider is enough. When switching is worth it anyway is explained in Switch instead of renewing.

Conclusion: Yallo or Wingo?

On today’s data the winner is Wingo with 6 to 5 of 14 points. What weighs more heavily: Swisscom network at a discount price, no minimum term. Entry there costs CHF 13.95 per month, 10 plans are available to choose from, unlimited data from CHF 24.95.

The case against Wingo: no store network, EU roaming costs extra on basic plans. That's exactly where Yallo excels: consistently the best features relative to price — from CHF 19.90 per month. Anyone who weighs one of these arguments higher than the overall score is right to choose Yallo; the table above shows row by row where the difference lies.

And if neither of the two fits: in the Overall comparison all Swiss providers stand side by side, with the same daily prices.

Frequently asked questions about Yallo vs. Wingo