Overview
- Spusu began offering German tariffs on Tuesday with five month‑to‑month plans from €4.90 to €19.90 that include 5G, download speeds up to 200 Mbit/s and a data‑rollover feature called daten.trans.fair.
- The company delivers service over Vodafone’s radio network but runs its own mobile core system so it controls billing, features and customer flows rather than relying on a partner’s core.
- Spusu stresses human customer service with in‑house hotlines and WhatsApp support and promises quick answer times and no chatbots or minimum contract terms.
- The entry follows a years‑long legal and regulatory fight that ended with a 2025 decision by the Bundesnetzagentur that opened market access and allowed Spusu to launch in Germany.
- Commercial risks are high because Germany already has over 50 mobile providers and about 1.3 SIMs per person, and Spusu says it has invested millions, needs roughly 100,000 customers to break even and aims for about one million over a few years which will determine its impact on prices and service choices for consumers.