Updated September 30, 2026 · TariffCue Editorial Team

Astound vs MasMovil

Astound scores 9.5 and MasMovil 9.1 out of 10. Compare their differences and shared features below.

Astound

9.5/10

Facts checked September 30, 2026.

MasMovil

9.1/10

Facts checked September 30, 2026.

What sets them apart

Astound vs MasMovil
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Seller typeResellerNetwork
Price from$19.95€4.90
Reference plan prices150 Mbps: $19.95/mo, 150 Mbps, no contract; 1 Gig WiFi: $40/mo, 1000 Mbps, no contract; 1.5 Gig WiFi: $60/mo, 1500 Mbps, no contractMAS 15GB: 4.90 EUR/month, 15GB, no permanencia | MAS 50GB: 7.90 EUR/month, 50GB, no permanencia | MAS 300GB: 19.90 EUR/month, 300GB, no permanencia
Wi-Fi callingYesHas itNo
EU roamingPaidFair use
MarketsUSES
Unlimited plan price$30Not confirmed
Mid-contract price risesPrice for Life rate locked while service kept; other promos valid 12 mos then regular ratesNot confirmed
Credit check requiredYesNot confirmed
Multi-line discountYesNot confirmed

Same on both: SIM-only (Yes), 5G (Yes), eSIM (Yes), Data rollover (No), Hotspot sharing (Yes).

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Key differences

  • Astound scores higher overall: 9.5 vs 9.1.
  • Wi-Fi calling: only Astound.
  • Billing: only Astound offers Rolling.
  • Billing: only MasMovil offers Contract, Prepaid.
  • Markets: only Astound offers US.
  • Markets: only MasMovil offers ES.

Our verdict on each

Astound

Astound suits US households that want matching download and upload speeds, a low entry price and no contract to be tied into, and the same account can carry mobile lines. Entry pricing starts at $19.95 a month, Gig tiers arrive with Whole Home WiFi included, and the setup fee is $0.

Read the full Astound review

MasMovil

MasMovil is a Spanish network selling its own SIM only lines with no minimum term, which suits readers who want a short commitment and a low entry price of €4.90. The trade-off is a narrow feature list: data does not roll over and calls over wifi are out.

Read the full MasMovil review

Score breakdown

Astound vs MasMovil
AreaAstoundMasMovil
Cost9.6HigherEntry price of $19.95 a month and a setup fee of $0 put cost near the top of the range.9.3Entry price of €4.90 sits under the site median of €9.30, and plan terms run 1 month.
Offer9.3HigherNo cancellation penalty; change or cancel anytime, and Whole Home WiFi arrives included with Gig plans.8.8Sim only, eSIM and 5G are all included, hotspot sharing is on, and roaming in the EU runs on fair use terms.

Where they rank in our lists

Astound vs MasMovil
RankingAstoundMasMovil
SIM-only deals1 of 41612 of 416
Phone plans with eSIM15 of 38924 of 389

Where each is licensed and available

Astound vs MasMovil
CountryAstoundMasMovil
HeadquartersUnited StatesNot confirmed

Additional countries for Astound: 1. Additional countries for MasMovil: 1.

What we checked

Astound

  • astound.com: 20 facts, checked September 30, 2026

MasMovil

  • masmovil.es: 14 facts, checked September 30, 2026

Every fact side by side

Astound vs MasMovil
FactAstoundMasMovil
BillingRollingContract, Prepaid
Contract length11
Legal entityRadiate HoldCo, LLC d/b/a Astound BroadbandNot confirmed
HeadquartersUnited StatesNot confirmed
Support channelsPhone, Chat, Help centreChat, Phone, Help centre

Where each stands against the rest

Astound vs MasMovil
FactAstoundMasMovilMedian
Unlimited plan price$30above the medianNot confirmed$25

Median across 32 listed providers.

Pros and cons

Astound

Pros

  • Download of 5,000 Mbps matches upload of 5,000 Mbps, so sending a large file is as quick as downloading one.
  • The setup fee is $0, and it ranks 1 of 86 on that measure, ahead of every other brand compared.
  • Service runs on cable and fttp, so one provider can cover a cable street or a fibre to the home street.

Cons

  • EU roaming is paid, so European travel is billed separately.
  • Data rollover is no, so unused mobile allowance does not carry into the next cycle.
  • A credit check is required on the mobile side, which adds a step before a line is active.

MasMovil

Pros

  • Entry price of €4.90 sits below the site median of €9.30, and it ranks 87 of 258 brands on that measure.
  • Plan terms run 1 month, so there is nothing to serve out before you leave.
  • Sim only tariffs are available, and eSIM is offered, so you can bring a light line without a handset.

Cons

  • Data rollover is not available, so unused data is lost at the end of each cycle.
  • Lonestar Cell MTN lists an entry price of $0.20, lower than €4.90, so the cheapest way in sits with that brand instead.
  • Roaming in the EU runs on fair use terms rather than being included outright.

Who each suits

Astound

Who it suits

  • Households in US whose street already has cable or fibre to the home and who want equal download and upload speeds.
  • Families adding mobile lines to the same account, where a multi line discount and rolling billing apply.
  • Renters and short-stay households, since No cancellation penalty; change or cancel anytime.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Buyers who want a fibre to the home provider and nothing else, because cable and fttp includes cable while Abissnet and Kinetic list fibre to the home alone.
  • Homes a wired network does not reach, where EarthLink adds fttp, 5G and satellite options.
  • Travellers who expect European roaming to come included, since EU roaming is paid.

MasMovil

Who it suits

  • Readers in the market listed as ES who want a single-market setup.
  • People who want a SIM only line and a term of 1 month with no long commitment.
  • Anyone who needs hotspot sharing and 5G on a budget line.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Anyone who relies on rolling monthly billing, since yesss lists contract, rolling and prepaid options.
  • Readers who call often from indoors on weak signal, since wifi calling is not supported.
  • People who want unused data to move into the next cycle, since data rollover is not available.

Country by country

Astound vs MasMovil
CountryAstoundMasMovil
SpainNoYes
United StatesYesNo

Questions about each

Astound

How much does Astound broadband cost a month?+

Plans start at $19.95 a month on the entry tier. The listed lineup then steps up through Gig and multi-Gig WiFi plans, and every plan shown is on no-contract terms, so the monthly figure is the whole commitment. Whole Home WiFi is included with Gig plans rather than sold as an extra.

Is there a setup or installation fee with Astound broadband?+

Setup costs $0 to add, and in this comparison the brand ranks 1 of 86 for setup fee, ahead of every other brand measured on that point. Equipment also counts: Whole Home WiFi is supplied with Gig plans, with the top tier hardware paired to the quickest speeds.

MasMovil

How much does a MasMovil line cost to start?+

Lines start at €4.90, which is below the site median entry price of €9.30. Across the site, €6.99 is the typical starting figure for this kind of deal, and €6.99 is the typical figure among mobile networks.

Do I have to sign a long contract?+

Plan terms run 1 month, so there is no long minimum to serve. That is a good match for anyone who expects their data use or income to change and wants to leave without a large exit bill.

Astound

Astound

Higher score in this comparison

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