How to understand and compare a TARIFALIA proposal
Two proposals can only be compared if you know which services they include and how long each price applies. Use this checklist before choosing a plan.
1. Check the package requirements
Check the fibre service, how many mobile lines the main plan includes and how many are added. Check the data allowance for each line and whether there are shared allowances. A package with four lines does not mean they all have the same data allowance.
2. Add up all the components
Read the retail price of the main plan, the unit price of add-ons and their quantities. Add television or streaming if they form part of the proposal. The package total helps avoid comparing a main plan alone with another complete option.
3. Check what happens after the promotion
The initial monthly fee may be temporary. Check when it ends and which amount applies afterwards. If products have different promotions, check each period before comparing the expected cost.
4. Distinguish a match from an alternative
When no package meets every requirement, the search tool tells you. Read what changes in each alternative: the speed, data allowance or a requested service may differ. Decide whether that change is acceptable before proceeding.
5. Confirm the terms that depend on more than price
Check coverage, minimum commitment, installation, equipment and number portability. The indicative plan details do not replace the operator’s contractual information. A request alone does not formalise the contract either.
Understand the search criteria
The TARIFALIA methodology explains the catalogue, how packages are assembled and how results are ranked. To explore a case, use the fibre, mobile and TV comparison tool or view the public plans.