Internet and Mobile Plans in Poland
The main ISPs and mobile operators, fibre vs cable, eSIMs, and what a reasonable plan costs.
Updated 2026-01-20 · 1 min read
Home internet
- Orange — DSL/fibre, the legacy incumbent.
- Play / UPC (Liberty Global) — cable/fibre, strong in cities.
- Vectra, Inea, Światłowód Inwestycje — regional.
- 300–600 Mbps plans run ~50–80 PLN/month on a 1–2 year contract.
Mobile operators
The four MNOs: Orange, Play, Plus, T-Mobile. Virtual operators (MVNOs) like Mobile Vikings, a2mobile, Plush offer cheaper prepaid.
Plans
- Prepaid (na kartę) — pay as you go; no contract, ID required to register the SIM.
- Subscription (abonament) — 12–24 month contract; needs Polish credit check or deposit.
- Typical mobile: 30–60 PLN/month for unlimited calls + 20–60 GB.
Getting connected
- Bring your ID/passport to a shop or order online with Profil Zaufany.
- Prepaid can be activated instantly.
- For a contract, you may need a Polish bank account.
Tips
- Compare at rankomierczaki.pl.
- EU roaming is free up to a fair-use limit while travelling in the EU.
FAQ
- Which home internet is fastest?
- Fibre (FTTH) from Orange, UPC/Play, or local providers offers 300–1000 Mbps and is widely available in cities. Cable (DOCSIS) is similar; LTE/5G home internet works where fibre is absent.
- Can I get an eSIM?
- Yes. Major operators support eSIM; prepaid eSIMs from Orange Flex or foreign providers (Airalo) work for tourists.
Sources
- UKE — Office of Electronic Communications (updated 2026-01-12)
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