Whether you want to equip a sensor with low bandwidth or turn your tablet into a mobile workstation: with the Digital Republic tariffs you will find the most suitable solution for every device and only pay for what you really need.
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Order your SIM card via our website.
You'll receive your SIM card in your letterbox within one to two days. You can activate it online via our customer portal in just five minutes.
Insert your SIM card into your device and you are connected to the Internet.
Do you have a pet or a vehicle that is close to your heart? With a GPS tracker and the 0.4 Mbits (Flat 0.4 for CHF 4.-) SIM card, you’ll always know exactly where it is.
Find out moreNeed to quickly turn up the heating before arriving at your vacation apartment? No problem, if you equip your smart home solution with the 0.4 Mbits (Flat 0.4 for CHF 4.-) SIM card, your home will always be perfectly connected.
Find out moreYour Home is Your Castle? Then connect your LTE-capable network camera to the Internet with the 10 Mbits (Flat 10 for CHF 10.-) SIM card – and check that everything is running smoothly at all times.
Find out moreOur data SIM cards work in any device that has a SIM slot and is compatible with Swiss mobile frequencies.
It depends on what device you want to connect and how much data you want to transfer. You can find some recommendations for different types of devices here.
Yes, the data volume is unlimited.
You can easily pay for your subscription with TWINT, your credit card (Maqqstercard, Visa) or PostFinance by entering your preferred payment method in the customer portal.
As soon as you have received your SIM card, you can create a customer account on connect.digitalrepublic.ch and activate the SIM card. From the day of activation, you can use and test our offer for 30 days free of charge. After that, you can decide for yourself whether you want to continue using the subscription. There are no additional costs for you.
We don’t have a minimum contract term or notice period. You can easily disable the automatic renewal for each SIM card individually at any time in the customer portal. The subscription will then expire at the end of the paid period. There will be no costs.
All our subscriptions run on the Sunrise network.
You can find answers to frequently asked questions in our help section.
HelpIf you have to keep a lot of appointments and still don’t want to do without the advantages of a dedicated and secure Internet connection, you can create an attractive all-in-one solution for your backpack with a SIM-enabled notebook. We present two devices and explain why we see SIM-enabled notebooks as the future of mobile working.
Keeping an eye on everything can sometimes be quite difficult. Maybe it’s the vacation home in the Alps, the garage of your own company or the scout house. IP cameras can be an uncomplicated solution for little money to keep an eye on things remotely. Thanks to 5G, this is also possible completely independently of a local Wi-Fi network. The only question that remains is the required bandwidth.
After 4G or 5G laptops were a typical niche product for a long time, they can be found more and more in retailers’ assortments. Numerous manufacturers also offer their models with a SIM slot. So it’s time to specify our speed recommendation for laptops so that you can be optimally connected anytime and anywhere.
Digital Republic recommends an Internet speed of 50 Mbits for tablets. However, there are big differences in usage behavior here as well. Tablets can be anything from a simple web browser for the couch to a mobile workstation or gaming console. We have supplemented our recommendation a bit so that you can find the right speed for your specific case.
Mobile working is becoming more and more common and the feature set of tablets is getting bigger and bigger. One question remains: Should you buy the cheaper Wi-Fi version or a tablet with a SIM slot? We classify.
Should IoT devices be networked via local WiFi or rather via cellular? Opinions differ on this question. We look at both solutions, classify the respective advantages and disadvantages for you, and show you when we think cellular is the better choice.
