Salt Plans Comparison

Salt runs one of the widest ranges in Switzerland, from CHF 13.95 to over CHF 100 per month. Main lines: Surf Unlimited (CHF 19.95 action), Swiss 10GB (CHF 51.95), Swiss Max (CHF 22.95 promo, CHF 72.95 regular), Travel lines for EU roaming, and international tariffs. Salt has disrupted the market with aggressive promo pricing.

Salt has over 5,200 Trustpilot reviews with a solid average. Strengths: aggressive pricing, strong urban 5G coverage, Salt Fiber for internet at top prices. Weaknesses: weaker network coverage in rural areas, eSIM activation in a Salt Store costs CHF 59 (free only with contract renewal).

Salt operates Switzerland's third-largest mobile network with its own infrastructure. Good in cities and agglomerations, weaker in rural areas than Swisscom or Sunrise. 5G is available in all major cities and tourist regions. If you live in Graubünden or Valais, check the coverage before signing up.

All three MVNOs use the Salt network but are cheaper than Salt direct. Salt direct makes sense for in-store advice, device sales, and premium service. GoMo (a Salt subsidiary) for the absolute lowest prices without service. Lycamobile for international calls. spusu for affordable family bundles without Apple Watch.

Yes, all Salt plans include 5G on the Salt 5G network. 5G is broadly available across Switzerland's major cities.

Yes, Salt supports eSIM. The price list puts activation at CHF 59.95, the highest in Switzerland, but it is regularly waived during promotions (as of September 2026). It is also free with a contract renewal or when buying an eSIM-capable smartphone directly from Salt. Selectable during ordering, the QR code arrives by post.

Salt allows up to 3 Apple Watches per mobile plan via the Watch Connect option (CHF 5.95/month per watch). Salt sits behind Sunrise (5 watches) and Swisscom (10 devices), but ahead of most MVNOs.

Salt's Travel lines (Travel Max, Europe XL, Europe XXL) offer unlimited EU roaming. Cheapest current promo: Europe XL CHF 39.95/month (instead of 94.95). Alternative: Sunrise Swiss Connect Europe+ at CHF 46.40/month with similar features.

Yes, porting your number to Salt is free and takes 1 to 3 business days.

Yes, and only fibre. Salt Home costs CHF 49.95 per month with a symmetrical 10 Gbit/s. Salt offers no copper fallback: without fibre at the address, Salt Home is not an option there.

With our fibre check. Because Salt has no copper fallback, this check matters more here than with other providers.

Salt bills by zone. The EUROPE zone covers 37 countries, the larger plans also include the USA and Canada. Several plans are marketed as unlimited and still carry a cap: Europe XL at 10 GB, Europe Data at 20 GB, Europe Max at 40 GB. Beyond that the speed is throttled. Start Max has no EU roaming at all.

Over the limit Salt charges CHF 9 per gigabyte, more than most Swiss providers, which sit at CHF 5. Buying a pack in advance therefore pays off particularly at Salt. The comparison across all providers shows the range.

It depends on the plan: 6 of Salt's 14 mobile plans have no minimum term, the others tie you for 24 months. Notice period: 60 days to the end of the minimum term or any renewal of it. Unlike at Sunrise and yallo, what counts is the contract end rather than the end of the month. In writing or by phone to Salt customer service. A letter is valid here, unlike at Sunrise and yallo. Step by step: cancel Salt.

Yes, on 8 plans: Start Max at CHF 13.95 instead of 42.95 until 12.10.2026, Surf Unlimited at CHF 19.95 instead of 39.95 until 29.10.2026, Europe Surf & Call at CHF 22.95 instead of 75.95 until 12.10.2026 and 5 more. We don't list voucher codes, only publicly advertised prices, as of 12.10.2026. All current offers from every provider: deals.

Salt scores 4.5 out of 10 in the Peer Score, based on 6,723 customer reviews on Google and Trustpilot, collected on 08.07.2026. How the score works: Peer Score.