Swisscom Plans Comparison

Swisscom has blue Mobile S, M, L and XL: blue Mobile S from CHF 59.90/month (promo, regular CHF 71.80) with unlimited data, blue Mobile M from CHF 59.90 (promo, regular CHF 81.80) with extended EU roaming, blue Mobile L from CHF 59.90 (promo, regular CHF 101.80) with worldwide roaming. All contract-free, with 5G.

The cheapest Swisscom direct plan is blue Mobile S from CHF 71.80/month (action, regular CHF 71.80). To get the same Swisscom network at a much lower price, pick a Swisscom sub-brand: Mucho Swiss from CHF 19.90 (unlimited), Wingo Swiss Go from CHF 17.95 (10 GB), Migros Mobile Swiss Start from CHF 13.95 (5 GB), or Mucho Nano from CHF 4.90 (promo, 75 Min.).

Swisscom runs its own network, with the best national coverage in Switzerland (over 99% indoor) and 5G in all Swiss cities and tourist areas. In rural and mountain regions, Swisscom is typically stronger than Sunrise or Salt.

Yes, all blue Mobile plans include 5G on the Swisscom 5G network. Swisscom has the largest 5G footprint in Switzerland with the best speed and coverage.

Yes, Swisscom offers eSIM for free (CHF 0 activation, vs. CHF 40 for a physical SIM). Setup via the My Swisscom app or online customer portal with QR code, done in minutes. Multi Device Service allows up to 10 additional devices (Apple Watch, iPad) for CHF 5/month, 3 months free.

Yes, as of April 1, 2026, Swisscom raised all blue Mobile plans by CHF 1.90/month. Across roughly 1.5 million mobile customers, that adds up to CHF 22.80 extra per year, per customer. Anyone wanting to switch can get the identical Swisscom network at a fraction of the price via Swisscom sub-brands (Wingo, Migros Mobile).

Three sub-brands use the same Swisscom network but are 60-80% cheaper: Wingo (online self-service brand) from CHF 13.95, Migros Mobile (with Cumulus points) from CHF 13.95, Mucho Mobile (current promo prices) from CHF 19.90. Plus M-Budget Mobile as a discount line for light users.

blue Mobile S contains 1 GB EU roaming, blue Mobile M and L include extended EU packages up to unlimited. For plenty of EU roaming at a lower price, Sunrise Swiss Connect Europe+ (CHF 46.40/month, unlimited EU, 24 months) or Digital Republic Flat Mobile Two (CHF 18, 20 GB EU/USA/UK) work out cheaper.

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

Yes, blue Internet M and blue Internet L run over fibre, blue Internet S over fibre or copper. You can tell by the upload: on both fibre plans it is as fast as the download.

CHF 39.90 per month for 1 Gbit/s and CHF 39.90 for 10 Gbit/s. That is not a typo: at Swisscom ten times the speed costs the same. Choosing the smaller plan saves nothing.

With our fibre check. It reads the broadband map of the Federal Office of Communications and shows which line is laid there and which providers have their own network, not just Swisscom.

Over the limit Swisscom charges CHF 19 per gigabyte. That is nearly four times what most Swiss providers take, which sit at CHF 5. A pack bought in advance through the Cockpit costs less than the overage, and there is no retroactive credit. The full range is in the data pack guide.

Every Swisscom mobile plan has a minimum term of 24 months. Notice period: Two months to the end of the month, at the earliest when the minimum term expires. Individual options have a shorter notice period of 30 days unless stated otherwise on the option. In writing or by phone to the Swisscom hotline. A letter is valid here, unlike at Sunrise and yallo. Step by step: cancel Swisscom.

Yes, on 4 plans: blue Mobile S at CHF 59.90 instead of 71.80, blue Mobile M at CHF 59.90 instead of 81.80, blue Mobile L at CHF 59.90 instead of 101.80 and 1 more. We don't list voucher codes, only publicly advertised prices, as of 12.10.2026. All current offers from every provider: deals.

Swisscom scores 5.5 out of 10 in the Peer Score, based on 3,336 customer reviews on Google and Trustpilot, collected on 08.07.2026. How the score works: Peer Score.