Updated October 17, 2026 · TariffCue Editorial Team

PremiumSIM vs Singtel

PremiumSIM scores 9.0 and Singtel 8.6 out of 10. Compare their differences and shared features below.

PremiumSIM

9.0/10

Facts checked September 30, 2026.

Singtel

8.6/10

Facts checked September 30, 2026.

PremiumSIM vs Singtel: the differences

PremiumSIM vs Singtel
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PremiumSIMPremiumSIM
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SingtelSingtel
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Seller typeMvnoNetwork
Price from€6.99SGD 29.90
Reference plan pricesAllnet Flat 50+10 GB: 19.99 EUR per month, 60 GB, 24 months; No unlimited plan listed; Allnet Flat 2 GB: 6.99 EUR per month, 2 GB, 24 months5Gbps Broadband New Home Exclusive: $29.90/mth, 5Gbps, 24 months; 5Gbps Broadband TP-Link WiFi 7: $39.90/mth, 5Gbps, 24 months; 10Gbps Broadband Premium TP-Link WiFi 7: $39.90/mth, 10Gbps, 24 months
Roaming countries33259Higher
MarketsDESG
Wi-Fi callingYesNot confirmed
EU roamingIncludedNot confirmed

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

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Key differences

  • PremiumSIM scores higher overall: 9.0 vs 8.6.
  • Roaming countries is higher at Singtel: 259 vs 33.
  • Support channels: only PremiumSIM offers Email, Help centre.
  • Billing: only Singtel offers Prepaid.
  • Contract length: only PremiumSIM offers 24.
  • Markets: only PremiumSIM offers DE.
  • Markets: only Singtel offers SG.

Our verdict on each

PremiumSIM

PremiumSIM suits people in Germany who want a low entry price on a sim only plan, a wide support choice and a fibre option from the same seller. Sim only tariffs start at €6.99, and the fixed line runs on fttc and fttp.

Read the full PremiumSIM review

Singtel

Singtel sells mobile and fibre from one network, and the entry price of SGD 29.90 sits well below the resellers listed here. Sim only plans, eSIM and 5G come as standard, but the step to SGD 89.90 once the contract term ends is what to watch.

Read the full Singtel review

Score breakdown

PremiumSIM vs Singtel
AreaPremiumSIMSingtel
Cost9.0HigherEntry price of €6.99 sits under the €9.30 site median, with a €49.99 fibre setup fee.8.1
Offer9.0Sim only on 1 and 24 terms, with 5G, eSIM, wifi calling and EU roaming in 33 countries.9.1Higher

Where they rank in our lists

PremiumSIM vs Singtel
RankingPremiumSIMSingtel
SIM-only deals22 of 41635 of 416
Phone plans with eSIM33 of 38943 of 389
Broadband providers6 of 12410 of 124
Full fibre providers5 of 10710 of 107

Which one suits you

Pick PremiumSIM if cost matter most.

Pick Singtel if roaming countries matter most.

Sources behind this comparison

PremiumSIM

  • premiumsim.de: 15 facts, checked September 30, 2026

Singtel

  • singtel.com: 12 facts, checked September 30, 2026

Every fact side by side

PremiumSIM vs Singtel
FactPremiumSIMSingtel
BillingContract, RollingContract, Rolling, PrepaidCovers more
Contract length1, 24Covers more1
Legal entityDrillisch Online GmbHSingtel
HeadquartersGermanyNot confirmed
Support channelsEmail, Chat, Phone, Help centreCovers moreChat, Phone

Broadband

PremiumSIM vs Singtel
FactPremiumSIMSingtel
TechnologyFttc, FttpCovers moreFttp
Top download speed (Mbps)1,00010,000Higher
Upload speed (Mbps)5.8 to 40Not confirmed
Setup fee€49.99SGD 0
Price after contract€44.99SGD 89.90
RouterFRITZ!Box 7510, 7630 or 7690 from 4.99 EUR per monthFREE TP-Link WiFi 7 Tri-band Router HB810 included
Address checkerhttps://www.premiumsim.de/glasfaserNot confirmed

Where each stands against the rest

PremiumSIM vs Singtel
FactPremiumSIMSingtelMedian
Roaming countries33lowest quarter259highest quarter100

Median across 176 listed providers.

Pros and cons

PremiumSIM

Pros

  • Sim only plans start at €6.99, below the €9.30 median across listed brands
  • Terms run 1 and 24, so a rolling option sits next to a longer commitment
  • 5G, eSIM and wifi calling are all available, which is what most listed mobile plans carry

Cons

  • The fibre line carries a setup fee of €49.99 and post contract pricing of €44.99
  • As an mvno, the provider sets its own tariffs on another carrier's network and stays inside DE
  • Uploads of 5.8 to 40 Mbps sit below downloads of 1,000 Mbps, which matters for sending large files

Singtel

Pros

  • Billing runs on contract, rolling and prepaid, so contract, rolling and prepaid structures all sit under one provider.
  • Sim only plans, eSIM and 5G come together, and roaming reaches 259 countries for frequent travellers.
  • Singtel is the network rather than a reseller, so its fttp fibre and its mobile service come from the same operator.

Cons

  • The monthly figure steps from SGD 29.90 to SGD 89.90 once the contract period ends, so the entry price flatters the long-term cost.
  • Billing on contract, rolling and prepaid includes a contract option that ties the line for 1 month, and the reference broadband plans sit on a long fixed term.
  • Support runs on chat and phone only, with no email channel among the ones listed.

Who each suits

PremiumSIM

Who it suits

  • People in Germany who want a sim only plan on 1 and 24 terms
  • Households that want mobile and a fibre line from one seller, with €49.99 to budget for at the start
  • Travellers who need EU roaming included in 33 countries

Who should look elsewhere

  • Anyone after unlimited data, since no unlimited plan appears among the reference plan prices
  • Buyers who want the host network itself, where yesss! sells as a network
  • People who need service beyond DE, with Lonestar Cell MTN listed as a network

Singtel

Who it suits

  • Households in Singapore that want mobile and fibre from the same operator, with 5G and eSIM on the mobile side.
  • Buyers who want to keep commitments short, with mobile plan terms of 1 month and a free setup fee on fibre.
  • Travellers who need roaming reach of 259 countries while keeping a home tariff active.

Who should look elsewhere

  • getesa, whose billing runs on prepaid and contract, for readers who want prepaid or contract only and no interest in Singtel's rolling option.
  • Lonestar Cell MTN, whose billing runs on contract and prepaid, if you would rather settle on a fixed term than move from SGD 29.90 to SGD 89.90 at renewal.
  • yesss!, whose plan terms run 1 and 12, if you want a longer commitment than the 1-month term on Singtel's mobile plans.

Questions about each

PremiumSIM

What does the cheapest PremiumSIM mobile plan cost?+

The starting price across the range is €6.99, set on a small allnet plan. A second reference plan adds a much larger data allowance at a higher monthly cost, and no unlimited plan appears among the reference plan prices. Heavy data users would pay for the larger tier from the first bill.

How long is the contract?+

Plan contract months run 1 and 24, so a short rolling arrangement sits alongside a longer commitment. Billing is offered as contract or rolling, which lets you match the term to how long you expect to keep the line. Households that expect to move soon should read the longer term carefully.

Singtel

What does Singtel cost to get started with?+

The entry figure is SGD 29.90 for the fibre plans, with a free setup fee and FREE TP-Link WiFi 7 Tri-band Router HB810 included included. Once the contract period ends, the monthly figure becomes SGD 89.90, so the headline price only holds for the initial term.

Can I take a Singtel plan without a new phone?+

Yes. Sim only plans are offered, so you can use a handset you already own or a tablet, and mobile plan terms run 1 month. The same tariffs carry 5G, and an eSIM is available if you would rather not wait for a card to arrive.

PremiumSIM

PremiumSIM

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