Every comparison, all 47 of them
By Jules de Bruin, Market ResearcherUpdated August 19 2026 | Found helpful by 9 others
Already down to two options? Each page below puts them side by side on the criteria that decide that purchase and declares a winner per criterion with the deciding figure, so you can choose on the one criterion that matters to you.
Phone and internet
MEO vs NOSThe two biggest networks, head to head.MEO vs VodafoneCoverage leader vs 5G leader.NOS vs VodafoneThe number two and three compared.DIGI vs MEOChallenger price vs incumbent reach.MEO vs NOS vs VodafoneAll three networks in one table.UZO vs WOOThe EUR 5 value brands.DIGI vs WOOWOO wins for most people: NOS coverage and the sector's best satisfaction record outweigh DIGI's €1 saving.Amigo vs UZOUZO edges it through eSIM, unlimited calls and data rollover on the widest rural network.WTF vs YornWTF wins on price, data and a wider age gate (35 vs 25).MOCHE vs WTFNear-identical prices and allowances: choose by network.Lycamobile vs DIGILycamobile wins for newcomers who call abroad and roam home to the UK or Ukraine, with kiosk availability and English support.DIGI vs MEODIGI wins for any household inside its fibre footprint: a third of the price, symmetric gigabit, 3-month term.DIGI vs NOSDIGI is cheaper and faster on upload wherever it reaches; NOS answers with universal coverage, more speed rungs and real TV.DIGI vs VodafoneDIGI wins on price, term and complaint trend; Vodafone counters with better router hardware and wider reach.DIGI vs WOODIGI undercuts WOO by EUR 5 with ten times the upload; WOO answers with the proven NOS network and the segment's best satisfaction score.MEO vs NOSMEO edges NOS on gigabit price, upload speed and complaint rate; NOS undercuts at the 500 Mbps entry and matches on coverage and bundle price.MEO vs VodafoneVodafone wins for symmetric speed and hardware; MEO wins on coverage, price and complaint record.WOO vs UZOA genuine tie on price and upload; WOO wins on pure digital signup and satisfaction scores, UZO on bundle arithmetic with unlimited mobile.NOWO vs DIGIWhere DIGI fibre exists, it beats NOWO on every consumer axis.Starlink vs DIGIStarlink is the answer only where no fixed network reaches; wherever DIGI (or any fibre) exists, it is faster, five times cheaper and contract-light.
Money and cards
Revolut vs N26The two big neobanks in Portugal.Revolut vs MoeyRevolut wins 1 of the 5 computed criteria, moey! wins 0.ActivoBank vs BankinterOn the structured fields these two are effectively tied: same fee, same protection band.CGD vs Millennium bcpCaixa Geral de Depósitos wins 1 of the 5 computed criteria, Millennium BCP wins 0.Santander vs NovobancoSantander Portugal wins 3 of the 6 computed criteria, Novo Banco wins 0.Moey vs ActivoBankActivoBank wins 1 of the 5 computed criteria, moey! wins 0.Wise vs RevolutRevolut wins 2 of the 5 computed criteria, Wise wins 0.Banco CTT vs ActivoBankActivoBank wins 2 of the 5 computed criteria, Banco CTT wins 0.Openbank vs N26On the structured fields these two are effectively tied: same fee, same protection band.SMB vs Moeymoey! wins 1 of the 5 computed criteria, All deposit-taking institutions wins 0.Revolut Business vs Novobanco NegócioNovo Banco wins 1 of the 5 computed criteria, Revolut Business wins 0.
Insurance
Médis vs MulticareMédis wins 2 of the 5 computed criteria, Multicare wins 0.Médis vs AdvanceCareAdvanceCare wins 2 of the 5 computed criteria, Médis wins 0.Multicare vs AdvanceCareAdvanceCare wins 3 of the 5 computed criteria, Multicare wins 0.SafetyWing vs GenkiGenki wins 1 of the 3 computed criteria, SafetyWing wins 0.
Moving
bordr remote account vs e-residence remote accountBordr wins on price and speed at roughly EUR 320 versus EUR 499 with similar eligibility gates.Novo Banco Conta 351 vs Millennium Mais PortugalMillennium BCP wins for most non-residents because it offers three concrete opening routes, including offices abroad.Own funds at your home bank vs Novo Banco Conta 351A Portuguese account wins whenever the stakes are high: it is the only evidence format no consulate or AIMA officer questions.Termo de responsabilidade vs Own funds at your home bankWith a genuine sponsor in Portugal, the certified termo wins: it is statutory, near-free and can also satisfy accommodation.Scholarship letter vs Own funds at your home bankA scholarship letter that states amount and duration beats cash evidence on every axis for a student.Expatrio blocked account vs Fintiba blocked accountFor Portugal the answer is neither: no Portuguese consulate or AIMA office asks for or formally credits a German blocked account.Joint NIF, NISS and NNU request vs Separate countersThe joint Espaço Cidadão service wins decisively for eligible foreigners in the 12 covered cities: one free visit replaces three, and CMD is activated in the same sitting.Free NIF at the counter vs Paid NIF serviceUse the free Finanças counter if you are in Portugal: same-day, EUR 0.CMD at the counter vs eIDAS loginChave Móvel Digital wins for anyone staying beyond a few months: one counter visit unlocks every Portuguese portal and qualified signatures.AIMA digital renewal vs AIMA counterUse the digital renewal portal whenever your title type is accepted: it is 25% cheaper and produces an instant filing receipt.CRUE at the Câmara vs CRUE at the Loja do CidadãoIt is the same EUR 15 certificate; choose by queue, not by authority.IMT online exchange vs IMT counterThe online portal is now the only way to start a licence exchange and saves 10% (EUR 27 vs 30).