Updated September 30, 2026 · TariffCue Editorial Team

LABAS vs Lidl Connect

LABAS scores 9.3 and Lidl Connect 9.3 out of 10. Compare their differences and shared features below.

LABAS

9.3/10

Facts checked September 30, 2026.

Lidl Connect

9.3/10

Facts checked September 30, 2026.

Where LABAS and Lidl Connect differ

LABAS vs Lidl Connect
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Host networkBiteVodafone
Price from€1Lower€4.99
Reference plan pricesTAU50: 15.99 EUR/mo, 50GB, 1 month | TAUALL: 19.99 EUR/mo, unlimited, 1 month | 1GB eSIM: 1.00 EUR/mo, 1GB, 1 monthSMART XS: 4.99 per 4 weeks, 2 GB, no minimum term; SMART M: 13.99 per 4 weeks, 50 GB, no minimum term; Unlimited on Demand S: 9.99 per 4 weeks, 25 GB + unlimited 1GB top-ups, no minimum term
Unlimited plan price€13.99€9.99Lower
EU roamingFair useIncluded
MarketsLTDE
eSIMYesNot confirmed
Wi-Fi callingYesNot confirmed
Roaming countries29Not confirmed
Data rolloverNoNot confirmed

Same on both: Seller type (Mvno), SIM-only (Yes), 5G (Yes).

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Key differences

  • Price from is lower at LABAS: €1 vs €4.99.
  • Unlimited plan price is lower at Lidl Connect: €9.99 vs €13.99.
  • Markets: only LABAS offers LT.
  • Markets: only Lidl Connect offers DE.

Our verdict on each

LABAS

LABAS is a Lithuanian prepaid MVNO on the Bite network that suits anyone wanting a short, flexible SIM only SIM with eSIM and wifi calling at low cost. It ranks 19 of 258 on price from, with plans from €1.

Read the full LABAS review

Lidl Connect

Lidl Connect is a prepaid virtual operator on the Vodafone network, and it suits people in Germany who want a small bill with no minimum term. It is not a fit for anyone who needs service in more than a single market.

Read the full Lidl Connect review

Score breakdown

LABAS vs Lidl Connect
AreaLABASLidl Connect
Cost9.7HigherPrice from €1 and the TAUALL plan sit well under the site median of €9.30, with an overall score of 9.3.9.5Entry at €4.99 and unlimited at €9.99 sit below the category medians €9.30 and €23.19.
Offer8.8Sim only, eSIM, 5G and wifi calling all included, EU roaming on fair use terms, ranked 41 on unlimited price.9.0Higher5G, EU roaming that is included, and the help centre in phone, email and help centre cover what most cheap plans omit.

Where each is licensed and available

LABAS vs Lidl Connect
CountryLABASLidl Connect
HeadquartersLithuaniaGermany

Additional countries for LABAS: 1. Additional countries for Lidl Connect: 1.

Where they rank in our lists

LABAS vs Lidl Connect
RankingLABASLidl Connect
SIM-only deals86 of 41688 of 416
Cheap cell phone plans (MVNOs)49 of 13751 of 137
Prepaid phone plans81 of 36783 of 367

Every fact side by side

LABAS vs Lidl Connect
FactLABASLidl Connect
BillingPrepaidPrepaid
Contract length11
Legal entityUAB Bite LietuvaLidl Digital Deutschland GmbH & Co. KG
HeadquartersLithuaniaGermany
Support channelsPhone, Help centre, EmailPhone, Email, Help centre

Where each stands against the rest

LABAS vs Lidl Connect
FactLABASLidl ConnectMedian
Price from€1lowest quarter€4.99below the median€5
Unlimited plan price€13.99below the median€9.99lowest quarter€19.99
Roaming countries29lowest quarterNot confirmed100

Median across 176 listed providers.

Pros and cons

LABAS

Pros

  • Entry pricing from €1 puts LABAS near the bottom of the site range, below the median of €9.30.
  • Plans run on 1 month, so a month is the whole commitment, and billing is prepaid.
  • Sim only, eSIM, 5G and wifi calling are all included, and support runs on phone, help centre and email.

Cons

  • Unlimited data costs €13.99, which places LABAS at 41 of 173 rather than among the lowest unlimited plans.
  • Data rollover is not available, so unused allowance is lost when the plan period ends.
  • The range is LT only, so anyone outside Lithuania is not covered.

Lidl Connect

Pros

  • Billing is prepaid, and the reference plans carry no minimum term, so there is no long lock in to plan around.
  • EU roaming is included, and only 36.1% of the plans in this category include it, so it sets this brand apart.
  • 5G is supported, which matches 95.2% of the plans ranked here and keeps the tariff current.

Cons

  • It sells in a single market, so anyone who wants one brand to cover more than one country should look elsewhere.
  • Support runs on phone, email and help centre only, with no live chat or community forum listed.
  • Lidl Connect has seller type mvno, while GETESA, Lonestar Cell MTN and yesss! are all listed as seller type network, so you deal with a virtual operator rather than the network.

Who each suits

LABAS

Who it suits

  • Lithuanian residents on prepaid terms who want a SIM only plan with eSIM and 5G
  • Travellers who need EU roaming on fair use terms across 29 countries
  • People who want a plan on a 1-month term they can end without a long contract

Who should look elsewhere

  • Anyone wanting an unlimited data plan at the cheapest rate, since unlimited runs at €13.99
  • Customers outside LT, who would need a brand from another market
  • People who need unused data to carry over, since data rollover is not available

Lidl Connect

Who it suits

  • People in Germany who want EU roaming built into the tariff rather than added at the checkout.
  • Light data users who want a small recurring bill and nothing to lock them in.
  • Buyers who prefer prepaid top ups they can stop at any billing period, since billing is prepaid.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Anyone who wants to buy from the network itself: GETESA is listed as seller type network, while Lidl Connect has seller type mvno.
  • Buyers who prefer a network seller to weigh against a virtual operator: yesss! is also listed as seller type network.
  • Shoppers who want a second network option before deciding: Lonestar Cell MTN is listed as seller type network, so both network sellers can be set against this virtual operator.

Current offers

Lidl Connect

Current offer

  • Bonus

    Double start credit for new customers: 20 EUR

    New customers, starter pack purchase

    Source, checked September 30, 2026

Country by country

LABAS vs Lidl Connect
CountryLABASLidl Connect
GermanyNoYes
LithuaniaYesNo

Questions about each

LABAS

What does LABAS cost to get started?+

Entry pricing starts at €1 on a prepaid basis with a 1-month term. That sits below the site median of €9.30 for price from, and LABAS ranks 19 of 258 on that measure. The larger reference plans cost more, with the unlimited option at €13.99.

Is LABAS a network operator or an MVNO?+

LABAS sells as an mvno, running its plans on the Bite network rather than owning one. The company behind it is UAB Bite Lietuva, based in Lithuania. Readers who prefer buying from a network operator can compare the network sellers listed alongside it.

Lidl Connect

What does Lidl Connect cost to start with?+

The entry plan, SMART XS, is €4.99. That is the floor for the whole range and it suits light data use each billing period. The Unlimited on Demand S plan is €9.99, which is the figure to budget if you want data without a ceiling. Both sit on prepaid billing, so nothing here is tied to a long contract.

Is there an unlimited data plan, and what does it include?+

Yes. The reference range runs from a small starter plan through a larger data plan to the Unlimited on Demand S plan, which comes with extra data top ups. Every one of them is billed on a repeating cycle with no minimum term, so you are not tied to a fixed end date. The unlimited plan is €9.99.

LABAS

LABAS

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