Updated September 30, 2026 · TariffCue Editorial Team

Play vs yallo

Play scores 9.0 and yallo 9.3 out of 10. Compare their differences and shared features below.

Play

9.0/10

Facts checked September 30, 2026.

yallo

9.3/10

Facts checked September 30, 2026.

What sets them apart

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Seller typeNetworkMvno
Price fromPLN 50CHF 0
Reference plan pricesAbonament S+: 70 PLN/month, unlimited calls/SMS, data varies, 24 months; Pakiet XXL 5G na karte: 50 PLN/month, unlimited calls/SMS plus 600GB promo, prepaid; Starter XXL online: 25 PLN/month avg first 2 months (50 PLN then 0 PLN), GB unlimited 186 days promo, prepaidPrepaid: CHF0 per month, pay-as-you-go data, no minimum contract; Swiss Max: CHF21.90 per month, unlimited data, no minimum contract; BLACK: CHF25.90 per month, unlimited data, no minimum contract
Unlimited plan pricePLN 50CHF 21.90
EU roamingFair useIncluded
MarketsPLCH
Host networkNot confirmedSunrise
Roaming countriesNot confirmed90
Multi-line discountYesNot confirmed

Same on both: SIM-only (Yes), 5G (Yes), eSIM (Yes), Wi-Fi calling (Yes).

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Key differences

  • yallo scores higher overall: 9.3 vs 9.0.
  • Support channels: only yallo offers Email, Phone.
  • Billing: only Play offers Contract.
  • Billing: only yallo offers Rolling.
  • Contract length: only Play offers 24.
  • Contract length: only yallo offers 1.
  • Markets: only Play offers PL.
  • Markets: only yallo offers CH.

Our verdict on each

Play

Play sells sim only and prepaid plans on its own network in Poland, suiting readers who want calls, data and roaming from a single operator. Entry pricing starts at PLN 50, unlimited data sits at PLN 50, and contract lines run for 24 months.

Read the full Play review

yallo

yallo suits Swiss readers who want a line costing nothing until they use it, on a rolling monthly setup over Sunrise's network with Europe roaming already covered. Entry is CHF 0 a month and the unlimited tier starts at CHF 21.90, and the free plan is the reason to look here first.

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Score breakdown

Play vs yallo
AreaPlayyallo
Cost9.1Cost scores 9.1 here, with entry at PLN 50 and unlimited data at PLN 50 on both billing types (contract and prepaid).9.5HigherEntry sits at CHF 0 a month and unlimited data starts at CHF 21.90, both low for a prepaid range.
Offer8.9Offer scores 8.9, with an eSIM, wifi calling, a multi line discount and roaming on fair use terms across contract and prepaid.9.0HigherSim only, 5G, eSIM and WiFi calling are all offered, and roaming is listed across 90 countries.

Availability and regulation

Play vs yallo
CountryPlayyallo
HeadquartersNot confirmedSwitzerland

Additional countries for Play: 1. Additional countries for yallo: 1.

Where they rank in our lists

Play vs yallo
RankingPlayyallo
SIM-only deals21 of 4164 of 416
Prepaid phone plans16 of 3673 of 367
Phone plans with eSIM32 of 38918 of 389

What we checked

Play

  • play.pl: 15 facts, checked September 30, 2026

yallo

  • yallo.ch: 17 facts, checked September 30, 2026

Every fact side by side

Play vs yallo
FactPlayyallo
BillingContract, PrepaidRolling, Prepaid
Contract length241
Legal entityP4 Sp. z o.o.Sunrise LLC
HeadquartersNot confirmedSwitzerland
Support channelsHelp centreEmail, Phone, Help centreCovers more

Where each stands against the rest

Play vs yallo
FactPlayyalloMedian
Roaming countriesNot confirmed90below the median100

Median across 176 listed providers.

Pros and cons

Play

Pros

  • Sim only plans are available, so a reader with an existing handset does not need to fund a new device to get the tariff.
  • Billing covers both contract and prepaid (contract and prepaid), so a short prepaid line and a longer contract line can sit on one operator.
  • EU roaming follows fair use terms rather than a separately billed add-on, which suits readers who travel without arranging a roaming bundle.

Cons

  • Contract lines run for 24 months, a long commitment for anyone who would rather change provider part way through.
  • Support is listed as help centre alone, with no phone or email channel named, so problems are handled in writing.
  • Plans are sold in a single market, PL, so these prices say nothing about buying in other countries.

yallo

Pros

  • yallo starts at CHF 0 a month on a pay-as-you-go basis, so a second line costs nothing until it is used.
  • Billing is rolling and prepaid and the plan contract length is 1 month, so a reader can leave without a long notice period.
  • Europe roaming is included and the host network is Sunrise, so travel abroad does not require a second provider.

Cons

  • On unlimited data yallo ranks 87 of 173, far behind its 1 of 258 showing on entry price.
  • yallo is an mvno on the Sunrise network, while getesa and yesss! are listed as a network in their own right.
  • Service runs in CH only, so readers based anywhere else need a different brand.

Who each suits

Play

Who it suits

  • Households in PL that want calls, data and roaming from one operator on a sim only line.
  • Readers comfortable holding a contract for 24-month who want contract and prepaid options from the same seller, with network meaning the network itself.
  • Families adding extra numbers to an account, since a multi line discount applies.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Readers who want rolling monthly terms without a long commitment, since yesss! lists contract, rolling and prepaid, which adds rolling, while Play's contract lines run 24 months.
  • Readers shopping purely on the lowest starting figure, where Lonestar Cell MTN starts at $0.20 against Play's PLN 50.
  • Anyone buying outside PL, since GETESA sells on prepaid and contract in its own market and Play's price points do not carry across.

yallo

Who it suits

  • People in Switzerland who want a spare or second line without a contract, starting at CHF 0 a month.
  • Travellers from Switzerland who need Europe roaming already included rather than a separate roaming add-on.
  • Readers who are happy with pay-as-you-go data but still want eSIM, 5G and WiFi calling on one prepaid plan.

Who should look elsewhere

  • People who would rather buy from the carrier itself, since getesa and yesss! are both listed as a network while yallo is an mvno.
  • Readers outside CH, where yallo does not run at all, should look at a brand built for their market, such as lonestar-cell-mtn.
  • Anyone whose main goal is the lowest unlimited rate, since yallo sits at 87 of 173 on that measure.

Current offers

yallo

Current offer

  • Discount code

    BLACK mobile plan 72% off with free activation: 72% off

    Discount forever, no minimum contract term, free activation

    Source, checked September 30, 2026

Country by country

Play vs yallo
CountryPlayyallo
PolandYesNo
SwitzerlandNoYes

Questions about each

Play

What does a Play plan cost at entry, and what is unlimited data priced at?+

Play's entry price is PLN 50, the figure shown for the cheapest plan on the range. A plan with unlimited data is listed at PLN 50. The two sit close together on this brand, so the entry number is a fair guide to what unlimited data runs at rather than a teaser for a much higher tier.

How long do Play contract plans run?+

Contract lines run for 24 months. That is the length to weigh before taking one, since it holds the price arrangement for the full term. A reader who expects to move provider or change address part way through is the one most affected, as the term outlives many phone upgrade cycles. Prepaid options sit alongside on contract and prepaid.

yallo

What does yallo cost at the start?+

The Prepaid plan starts at CHF 0 a month, so opening a Swiss number costs nothing on its own. Data on that plan is pay-as-you-go, meaning you pay for what you use. There is no minimum contract on the prepaid tier, so a line can be opened, used lightly and closed again without a long commitment.

How much is unlimited data on yallo?+

The Swiss Max plan, which carries unlimited data, costs CHF 21.90 a month with no minimum contract. A further unlimited tier costs more than Swiss Max and also comes without a minimum contract, so the rate you renew at is the rate you start at rather than a promotional step up later.

yallo

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Higher score in this comparison

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