Updated September 30, 2026 · TariffCue Editorial Team
TalkTalk vs TelecomItalia
Where TalkTalk and TelecomItalia differ
| Compare |  TalkTalk |  TelecomItalia |
|---|---|---|
| Seller type | Mvno | Network |
| Price from | CHF 1.95 | R$20 |
| Reference plan prices | Swiss Deal: CHF 12 per month, unlimited, 12-month contract - Swiss Deal: CHF 12 per month, unlimited, cheapest unlimited plan - A la Carte: CHF 1.95 per month, pay per use, 12-month contract | TIM Controle Fit Anual 2.0: R$30/month, 30GB, 12-month | No unlimited plan offered | TIM Controle Fit Anual 1.0: R$20/month, 20GB, 12-month |
| EU roaming | Included | Paid |
| Markets | CH | BR |
| Host network | Sunrise | Not confirmed |
| Unlimited plan price | CHF 12 | Not confirmed |
| Roaming countries | 37 | Not confirmed |
| Data rollover | Not confirmed | Yes |
| Multi-line discount | Not confirmed | Yes |
Same on both: SIM-only (Yes), 5G (Yes), eSIM (Yes).
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Key differences
- Support channels: only TalkTalk offers Email.
- Support channels: only TelecomItalia offers Chat.
- Contract length: only TalkTalk offers 24.
- Markets: only TalkTalk offers CH.
- Markets: only TelecomItalia offers BR.
Our verdict on each
TalkTalk
TalkTalk is the pick for households in Switzerland that want unlimited mobile data without a device deal, with the Swiss Deal plan priced at CHF 12 a month on a contract term. The trade-off is that the lowest entry point, CHF 1.95, is a pay per use plan rather than a full monthly tariff.
TelecomItalia
TelecomItalia runs its own network in BR and suits readers who want a SIM only line with an eSIM, 5G and a multi-line discount on a single bill. Entry sits at BRL 20 a month on plans with a set contract term, and each listed line carries a data cap.
Score breakdown
| Area | TalkTalk | TelecomItalia |
|---|---|---|
| Cost | 9.7HigherEntry at CHF 1.95, unlimited data at CHF 12, ranked 30 of 173 on the site. | 9.5Entry is BRL 20 and listed plans carry data rollover, so a smaller allowance is less likely to be wasted. |
| Offer | 8.9Sim only and eSIM both offered, contract, rolling and prepaid billing styles, and EU roaming included across 37 countries destinations. | 9.1HigherSim only, eSIM, 5G and a multi-line discount, with billing on contract, rolling and prepaid across BR. |
| Trust | 9.4Sold by TalkTalk AG in CH, trading since 1999, with support on email, phone and help centre. | Not confirmed |
Where they rank in our lists
| Ranking | TalkTalk | TelecomItalia |
|---|---|---|
| SIM-only deals | 93 of 416 | 94 of 416 |
| Prepaid phone plans | 87 of 367 | 88 of 367 |
| Phone plans with eSIM | 104 of 389 | 105 of 389 |
| Broadband providers | 37 of 124 | 38 of 124 |
Where these facts come from
TalkTalk
- talktalk.ch: 17 facts, checked September 30, 2026
TelecomItalia
- tim.com.br: 15 facts, checked September 30, 2026
Every fact side by side
| Fact | TalkTalk | TelecomItalia |
|---|---|---|
| Billing | Contract, Rolling, Prepaid | Contract, Rolling, Prepaid |
| Contract length | 1, 12, 24Covers more | 1, 12 |
| Legal entity | TalkTalk AG | TIM S/A |
| Headquarters | Switzerland | Brazil |
| Founded | 1999 | Not confirmed |
| Support channels | Email, Phone, Help centre | Phone, Chat, Help centre |
Broadband
| Fact | TalkTalk | TelecomItalia |
|---|---|---|
| Technology | 5G, Fwa | Fttp |
| Top download speed (Mbps) | 1,000Higher | 700 |
| Setup fee | CHF 99 | Not confirmed |
| Router | Free Wi-Fi modem, 5G router included | Modem Wi-fi gratis |
| Address checker | https://www.talktalk.ch/de/internet-tv/internet.html | https://www.tim.com.br/para-voce/internet/internet-para-casa/tim-casa-internet/consulta-disponibilidade |
Where each stands against the rest
| Fact | TalkTalk | TelecomItalia | Median |
|---|---|---|---|
| Unlimited plan price | CHF 12lowest quarter | Not confirmed | CHF 22.95 |
| Roaming countries | 37lowest quarter | Not confirmed | 100 |
Median across 176 listed providers.
Pros and cons
TalkTalk
Pros
- The Swiss Deal plan gives unlimited data for CHF 12 a month, so there is no monthly cap to plan around.
- Sim only and eSIM are both available, so the tariff can be paired with a handset you already own.
- EU roaming is included rather than sold as an add-on, and the roaming package covers 37 countries destinations.
Cons
- The headline entry price of CHF 1.95 belongs to the A la Carte pay per use plan, so it is not the price of an unlimited tariff.
- Unlimited data comes with a commitment: the plan terms available run 1, 12 and 24 months, which suits a settled household more than a short stay.
- Home internet runs on 5G and fwa with a setup fee of CHF 99, so the first bill is heavier than the monthly figure.
TelecomItalia
Pros
- Unused data rolls over, so a light period is not lost and the allowance carries into the next month.
- A multi-line discount applies to extra lines, which lowers the total for a household with several handsets.
- Billing covers contract, rolling and prepaid, so prepaid, rolling and contract customers are served by the same provider.
Cons
- The listed reference plan prices cap data on every line, so heavy users pay more for a larger allowance rather than a flat uncapped rate.
- Roaming is paid, so use outside BR adds cost to the bill.
- The listed plans run on 1 and 12 contract months, so the entry price is tied to a term.
Who each suits
TalkTalk
Who it suits
- Households in Switzerland that want a single provider for a mobile line and a home internet line.
- People who already own a handset and only need a SIM, with eSIM available for a quick switch.
- Travellers who want EU roaming bundled in rather than bought per trip, with 37 countries destinations covered.
Who should look elsewhere
- Readers who would rather buy from the network itself: GETESA and yesss! both sell as networks, while TalkTalk is an mvno on Sunrise.
- Readers who want one predictable monthly figure for heavy use: the CHF 1.95 entry price belongs to a pay per use plan, so budget the CHF 12 unlimited plan instead.
TelecomItalia
Who it suits
- Readers in BR who want a SIM only line with rollover and a multi-line discount on a single bill.
- Households already on these mobile plans who also want home broadband on fttp with a Wi-Fi modem supplied.
- Anyone who wants the eSIM set up by the same provider that carries the line, since an eSIM is supported.
Who should look elsewhere
- Not for readers chasing a free entry point: yesss! lists a price from €0, while TelecomItalia starts at BRL 20.
- Not for readers who want only a prepaid or contract line: Getesa bills prepaid and contract, a mix that does not include the rolling option in TelecomItalia's contract, rolling and prepaid.
- Not for readers who prefer a simpler billing choice: Lonestar Cell MTN bills contract and prepaid, so prepaid and contract customers can pick that instead.
Current offers
TalkTalk
Current offer
Bonus
Swiss Light for CHF 9.95 instead of CHF 29.95: CHF 9.95 per month
Online offer with free activation, discounted monthly price shown vs standard price
Source, checked September 30, 2026
Country by country
| Country | TalkTalk | TelecomItalia |
|---|---|---|
| Brazil | No | Yes |
| Switzerland | Yes | No |
Questions about each
TalkTalk
How much does a TalkTalk mobile plan cost?+
Entry pricing starts at CHF 1.95 a month on the A la Carte plan, which is pay per use rather than a set data allowance. The Swiss Deal plan is the unlimited one, priced at CHF 12 a month. Both are sold on a contract term, though contract, rolling and prepaid covers the billing styles TalkTalk offers more widely.
Which contract lengths can I choose?+
Terms of 1, 12 and 24 months are available, so there is a short option as well as a longer commitment. The Swiss Deal plan that carries unlimited data is sold with a longer term, while the A la Carte pay per use plan holds the entry price of CHF 1.95 down for lighter users. Pick the term that matches how long you plan to stay.
TelecomItalia
What does the cheapest TIM Controle Fit Anual plan cost?+
The entry line is TIM Controle Fit Anual at BRL 20 a month, billed on terms of 1 and 12 months. A larger TIM Controle Fit Anual line with a bigger data allowance sits above it, so the choice turns on how much data a month is needed rather than on anything else about the service.
Is there an unlimited data plan?+
Every listed line is a data capped monthly allowance, so the ceiling on each plan is the amount set out in the prices. Unused data rolls into the next period, so a lighter month is not wasted. The plans run on terms of 1 and 12 months, so the decision is about picking a cap and living within it.