Which internet fits your household?

There is no single Mbps figure that fits every household. What matters is how many people and applications are active at the same time, and whether download, upload, latency, or stability matters most. The quiz calculates your individual requirement from that. More about calculating your requirement →

You answer questions about your household, simultaneous use, and priorities. The check translates this into a technical download and upload requirement. We then match it with suitable products from the currently integrated A1 and Magenta portfolio; before ordering, we also check availability at your address. How the calculation works →

We currently compare the integrated A1 and Magenta portfolio, not every Austrian internet provider. This means we are not a complete Austrian whole-market comparison; we recommend suitable products from this currently integrated portfolio.

Neither provider is universally better. The right option depends on your address and available technology, download and upload, price and promotions, and your actual needs. The recommendation should therefore follow needs and availability, not a universal winner. Compare A1 and Magenta →

Standard tariff advice, ordering, and basic setup are free. When a referral is successful, we receive compensation from the relevant provider. Additional services or hardware may incur a charge after prior agreement. You can also use the recommendation without obligation and decide yourself whether to order through welchesinternet.at.

When a referral is successful, we receive compensation from the relevant provider. This compensation does not affect the needs calculation or product recommendation.

Your address is not needed to calculate your needs. It is needed to check the technology and availability at your location and the specific conditions of a product. The quiz recommendation is initially independent of your address. Afterwards, we check the actual availability and applicable conditions of A1 or Magenta at your address before anything is ordered.

Not automatically. 100, 300, 500, or 1,000 Mbps can make sense depending on the household. The tier should follow simultaneous use and available connections, not a universal number. 1,000 Mbps can make sense when many demanding applications run at the same time, large amounts of data are moved, and the available connection can actually deliver that benefit.

The connection may deliver its advertised speed to the router, while Wi-Fi is slowed by walls, distance, interference, an older router, or many active devices. A faster plan often does not fix that underlying problem; first check the connection between the router and the device. Troubleshoot Wi-Fi problems in more detail →

Generally yes, if a suitable connection is available at the new address. We first check technology and availability, followed by ordering, a technician appointment if needed, and setup. Depending on the provider and contract, an existing plan may be transferred, changed, or cancelled. Plan internet for your new home →

Requests for today are prioritised. Same-day activation depends on whether a suitable connection is already present at the address, whether immediate activation is possible, what hardware is available, and whether a technician appointment is needed. Provider and availability conditions also matter; same-day activation is not guaranteed.

The online check is intended for households in Austria. Personal availability, ordering, and setup support is available in Vienna. Actual availability and setup always depend on the specific address.