Calls and texts are free. Data costs 2 francs a gigabyte, and your bill stops at 20 francs however much you use.
No contract. Leave in two taps.
Swiss plans sell you a big bucket of gigabytes at one flat price. Most people use a third of it and pay for all of it anyway.
Francs a month added to existing Swiss subscriptions between 2023 and 2026, while new customers were offered the same plan for half the price.
Francs a month is where unlimited plans now start in Switzerland, which makes a bill of fifty or sixty hard to explain.
Swiss operators that lower your bill when you use less. That is the gap we are built for.
Figures reported by RTS in September 2026, from an analysis by the Swiss consumer foundation with the Dschungelkompass comparison service.
There is nothing to compare and nothing to negotiate. Everyone gets the same deal, on the day they join and three years later.
Order this planYou are billed for the gigabytes you actually used, and never above 20 francs.
If we advertise a lower price, yours drops to match it on the next bill.
If the network is down for more than four hours, the credit arrives on its own.
Included with every line. Proton is a Swiss company, like your data.
Pay-as-you-go billing with a ceiling already works elsewhere. It has simply never been sold in Switzerland.
| GGoogle FiUnited States | DRDigital RepublicSwitzerland | yyallo, WingoSwitzerland | MKMicroKablecomSwitzerland | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| You can buy it in Switzerland | ✗ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| A quiet month costs you less | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | ✓ |
| Your price can still go down later | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ | ✓ |
We build no antennas. We buy capacity in bulk on a national network, the way Wingo and yallo already do.
One form on this site. No shop to visit, no call centre, no paperwork to send back.
We email you an eSIM code. Your line is live in about three minutes, and you keep your old number.
Hosted at Infomaniak. Your records never leave the country.
Nobody reads your data, including the people who work here.
Your password alone is never enough to reach your account.
An eSIM code works once, so nobody can take over your number.