Updated September 30, 2026 · TariffCue Editorial Team

PremiumSIM vs toob

PremiumSIM scores 9.0 and toob 9.4 out of 10. Compare their differences and shared features below.

PremiumSIM

9.0/10

Facts checked September 30, 2026.

toob

9.4/10

Facts checked September 30, 2026.

PremiumSIM vs toob: the differences

PremiumSIM vs toob
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Top download speed (Mbps)1,0002,300Higher
Upload speed (Mbps)5.8 to 402,300Higher
Price from€6.99£18
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 monthshome150: GBP 18/month, 150 Mbps, 24 months home900: GBP 23/month, 900 Mbps, 24 months home2300: GBP 29/month, 2300 Mbps, 24 months
Setup fee€49.99£0
Price after contract€44.99£26 to £37
RouterFRITZ!Box 7510, 7630 or 7690 from 4.99 EUR per monthLinksys Wi-Fi 7 router included
Address checkerhttps://www.premiumsim.de/glasfaserhttps://www.toob.co.uk/home/residential-order/
MarketsDEGB
Mid-contract price risesNot confirmedGBP 2 annual increase each April from 2026
Exit fee termsNot confirmedEarly termination: monthly fee minus GBP 7 x remaining full months
Static IPNot confirmedYes
Social tariffNot confirmedYes

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Key differences

  • toob scores higher overall: 9.4 vs 9.0.
  • Top download speed (Mbps) is higher at toob: 2,300 vs 1,000.
  • Upload speed (Mbps) is higher at toob: 2,300 vs 5.8 to 40.
  • Support channels: only PremiumSIM offers Email.
  • Technology: only PremiumSIM offers Fttc.
  • Contract length: only toob offers 12.
  • Markets: only PremiumSIM offers DE.
  • Markets: only toob offers GB.

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

toob

toob suits UK households that want full fibre with uploads matching downloads, and it sits 5 of 36 brands on the monthly price kept after the term ends. The trade-off is the annual increase each April, so the later bill sits well above the opening figure.

Read the full toob review

Score breakdown

PremiumSIM vs toob
AreaPremiumSIMtoob
Cost9.0Entry price of €6.99 sits under the €9.30 site median, with a €49.99 fibre setup fee.9.7HigherEntry at £18 a month, no setup fee, and a renewal band of £26 to £37 sit well inside the field.
Offer9.0Sim only on 1 and 24 terms, with 5G, eSIM, wifi calling and EU roaming in 33 countries.9.2HigherFull fibre at 2,300 Mbps down and 2,300 Mbps up, plus a social tariff and a static IP.

How they place

PremiumSIM vs toob
RankingPremiumSIMtoob
Broadband providers6 of 12430 of 124
Full fibre providers5 of 10718 of 107
Broadband without a long contract3 of 4611 of 46

How the counts compare

PremiumSIM vs toob
FactPremiumSIMtoob
Top download speed (Mbps)1,0002,300
Upload speed (Mbps)5.8 to 402,300

Where each is licensed and available

PremiumSIM vs toob
CountryPremiumSIMtoob
HeadquartersGermanyNot confirmed

Every fact side by side

PremiumSIM vs toob
FactPremiumSIMtoob
TechnologyFttc, FttpCovers moreFttp
Contract length1, 241, 12, 24Covers more
Legal entityDrillisch Online GmbHNot confirmed
HeadquartersGermanyNot confirmed
Support channelsEmail, Chat, Phone, Help centreCovers morePhone, Chat, Help centre

Where each stands against the rest

PremiumSIM vs toob
FactPremiumSIMtoobMedian
Top download speed (Mbps)1,000at the median2,300above the median1,000
Upload speed (Mbps)5.8 to 40lowest quarter2,300highest quarter900

Median across 116 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

toob

Pros

  • Setup is free, and toob sits 1 of 86 on the setup fee ranking.
  • Upload speed of 2,300 Mbps puts toob at 10 of 46 on the upload table.
  • Once the term ends, bills of £26 to £37 place toob at 5 of 36 brands.

Cons

  • The £18 entry is introductory: the terms add an annual increase each April, so the later bill is higher.
  • Coverage is GB only, and the service runs on fttp, so a full fibre build has to reach your address.
  • Early termination charges apply, worked out as the monthly fee less a set amount for each remaining full month.

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

toob

Who it suits

  • Households in the UK on a full fibre line that want uploads as quick as downloads, at 2,300 Mbps.
  • Anyone who wants a static IP and a Linksys Wi-Fi 7 router included without buying extra kit.
  • Households that qualify for the social tariff.

Who should look elsewhere

  • People outside GB: EarthLink lists 5G and satellite as well as fibre: fttp, 5G and satellite.
  • Buyers chasing the highest headline speed: Abissnet is listed at 10,000 Mbps against 2,300 Mbps here.
  • Shoppers who want cable in the mix: Astound lists it alongside fibre: cable and fttp.

Current offers

toob

Current offer

  • First period offer

    2300 Mbps for GBP 29 a month on 24 months: GBP 29/month

    New customers only, 24-month contract, varies by location

    Source, checked September 30, 2026

  • Bonus

    Up to 9 months free broadband: up to GBP 207 bill credit

    New 24-month home900 customers in contract elsewhere; evidence within 21 days

    Source, checked September 30, 2026

Country by country

PremiumSIM vs toob
CountryPremiumSIMtoob
United KingdomNoYes

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.

toob

What does toob cost to get started?+

The entry plan starts at £18 a month, and the setup fee is £0, so nothing is added to the opening invoice. Available contract lengths are 1, 12 and 24 months, so a short term and a long one both sit on the same list.

What will I pay once the contract ends?+

After the initial term the monthly bill moves to £26 to £37, depending on the plan you pick. That places toob at 5 of 36 brands on the price you keep, among the stronger positions on this measure. Ask for the renewal rate in writing before you sign.

toob

toob

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