Every day we experienced how the traditional telecommunications industry, with its existing systems and rigid structures, had reached its limits. Historically grown product ranges made it increasingly difficult for customers to keep track of the overwhelming array available and decide on the right product for them. This led from special offers and bundles to lock-ins and thus from hidden costs and intransparency to negative customer experiences.
Our own dissatisfaction with this situation for customers is what motivated us to tackle things ourselves. Why not satisfy customer demand for a simple and customisable product by developing our own solution?
No sooner said than done: Digital Republic was born with the aim of reinventing the dusty and negative mobile market with a breath of fresh air.
We have made activation fees, hidden costs, minimum contract periods and notice periods as well as limited data volumes a relic of the past.
We are making mobile communications free, fair and progressive. We are Digital Republic and offer mobile internet for everyone and everything.
Media release – Digital Republic is once again at the top of the podium in Switzerland’s biggest telecoms rating in 2024. Both private and business customers gave Digital Republic top marks in the supreme discipline of mobile communications. The provider clearly stands out from the competition, particularly in the categories of innovation and price.
When it comes to mobile providers in Switzerland, the wheat is often separated from the chaff when it comes to price. Either you pay little for your subscription and do without services like support or 5G, or you go to one of the big providers and pay more than you might like. At Digital Republic, you get both!
The Swiss mobile communications market is growing year by year with new providers, but the infrastructure is still provided by the three network operators: Swisscom, Sunrise, Salt. So are all the other providers simply replicas of the big three, but with different names? We want to counteract possible confusion and tell you what business models there are and how they differ from each other.
