Privacy
Who we are
This website compares the premiums of Swiss mandatory basic health insurance as approved by the Federal Office of Public Health (FOPH). The comparison is free and works without registration. Controller: .
What data we process
For the comparison: postcode, municipality, year of birth, deductible, insurance model, accident cover and optionally your current insurer. We need these to calculate the tariffs that apply to you. As long as you do not submit the request form, we do not store them.
If you request advice: additionally your e-mail address, optionally your phone number and the contact channels you selected (phone, WhatsApp, Viber). As proof of your consent we also store the date and time, your IP address, the exact wording of the consent and its version.
Why we log the consent
Since 1 September 2024 telephone cold calling is prohibited in Swiss health insurance (the generally binding industry agreement «Vermittler» 3.0). Intermediaries must be able to prove the origin of a contact at any time. The log serves exactly that purpose — and protects you: without your tick nobody is contacted.
Disclosure — to whom exactly
Your contact details and comparison data go solely to one of the licensed Swiss insurance brokers listed below — and only if you explicitly requested advice. Every request goes to exactly one partner and we record which one. We do not sell addresses and do not pass data to any other third party.
No partner is currently configured; no data is passed on.
Retention and your rights
We keep requests for 24 months (proof obligation) and delete them afterwards. You may withdraw your consent at any time without giving reasons and request access, correction or deletion of your data — an e-mail to is enough. Swiss data protection law (revFADP) applies.
Cookies and visitor counting
We set a single cookie that remembers your language choice. No ad networks, no third-party analytics — the figures stay on our own server.
We count page views to see whether the site works. We store no IP address: a checksum is derived from IP address, browser string and a secret value, and it includes the date, so it differs the next day. That lets us count how many people visited on a given day — but not who comes back.