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Swiss broadband eligibility checker
Analyse any Swiss address or NSN to reveal fibre, copper and TV availability in seconds.
We query the Swiss network inventory to retrieve predecessor lines attached to this number.
Address details
uniqueAddressId: —Overview
- House name
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- Country
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- Country code
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Street metadata
- Street name
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- Short name
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- House number
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- Language
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- Phonetic
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Geolocation
- WGS84
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- LV95
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- LV03
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- Municipality
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Operational data
- Supplier code
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- Secondary supplier
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- Address state
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- Address usage
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- Address type
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- Apartments (BFS)
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- Apartments (Post)
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- Partner private
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- Partner business
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- Apartments (Swisscom)
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Identifiers
- EGID
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- EGRID
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- Cadaster
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- Plot
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- EGID unique
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- Municipality no.
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- Canton
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- Land register
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Postal
- ZIP (6)
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- Place
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- Municipality no.
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- Canton
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- Region
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- GeoPost key
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- Postal apartments
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Available technologies
Real-time dataSummary
- Technology
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- Device
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- Status
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- Qualification
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- Entry point
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Speeds
- Downstream (max / bonding)
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- Upstream (max / bonding)
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- Guaranteed (down / up)
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- Bonding (down / up)
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TV availability
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Fiber details
- OTO penetration
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- Calculated plug
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- Port state
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- Extension planned
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- Unknown street no.
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- Extension details
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Campaigns
Feature flags
Predecessor lookup
Automatically retrieve predecessor lines by address, location ID or NSN.
Predecessor records
0Swiss broadband availability in one place
Our live eligibility checker consolidates the latest Swisscom OCE datasets so you can validate fibre, copper, TV and campaign status for any address in Switzerland. Combine the address search with the NSN lookup tab to explore both current eligibility and historical predecessor lines.
Use the insights to qualify new service sites, prepare migration plans, or document network capabilities for customer proposals. All data is fetched in real time from the national infrastructure inventory to keep your sales and operations teams aligned.
What you can analyse
- Technology mix: fibre presence, VDSL capabilities, bonding speeds and g.fast readiness.
- Capacity signals: supplier codes, apartment counts (BFS, Post and Swisscom), canton and municipality IDs.
- TV & campaigns: UHD/HD stream allowances, eligible promotions and fibre extension programmes.
- Operational notices: copper shortage alerts, building entry requirements and multi-language extension updates.
Embed the widget into your sales workflow to shorten feasibility studies and boost conversion on fibre upgrades or dedicated connectivity projects.
DSL access guidelines
When connecting via the copper access network, make sure the WAN interface of your router allows
you to configure DHCP option 60 with the value 100008,0001. This value is required
for the Swisscom wholesale handover.
Compatible DSL profiles
- G.fast (ITU-T G.9700, G.9701, G.997.2)
- VDSL2 with vectoring (ITU-T G.993.5, G.997.1)
- ADSL2+ (ITU-T G.992.5)
Availability of each profile depends on the local Swisscom cabinet upgrade status. Bonding, g.fast and extended vectoring are shown in the eligibility results when active.
FTTH access guidelines
For fibre (FTTH) connections, configure DHCP option 60 to 100008,0001 and set the
WAN VLAN ID to 10. For PPPoE sessions on FTTH, use VLAN 11. These
parameters ensure the ONU/ONT authenticates correctly on the Swisscom fibre infrastructure.
Compatible fibre technologies
- 10 Gbit/s XGS-PON (ITU-T G.9807.1)
- 1 Gbit/s BX point-to-point (IEEE 802.3-2008, clauses 58 & 59)
Only Swisscom-certified ONT modules and routers may be connected to the 10 Gbit/s XGS-PON network. Check the eligibility panel above for fibre penetration, port state and campaign availability.