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Comparis review

Updated September 28, 2026 · SumCue Editorial Team · Facts checked September 26, 2026

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Our verdict

Comparis is a Swiss comparison site for readers who would rather line up several offers at once than approach insurers and lenders provider by provider. It suits pet owners, expats and seniors shopping cover or a personal loan, with pet cover priced from CHF 55.

Key facts

Best for
Comparing several kinds of personal cover and a personal loan from a single Swiss site.
Premium from
CHF 55↗
Insurance types
Auto, Home, Life, Health, Travel, Pet, Motorcycle↗
Provider type
Comparison site↗
Age range
3 months (minimum entry age, pet insurance)↗
Legal entity
comparis.ch AG↗
Headquarters
Switzerland↗
Founded
1996↗
Support channels
Email, Phone, Help-centre↗
Audience
Expats, Seniors
Official website
comparis.ch

Loans

APR
4.7% to 9.95%↗
Loan amount
CHF 1,000 to CHF 250,000↗
Term
6 to 120 months↗
Credit check
Hard↗
Funding time
Transfer to a bank account on day 15, after the 14-day statutory withdrawal period↗
Lender type
Marketplace↗
Free early repayment
Yes↗
Eligibility
Minimum age 18; Swiss or Liechtenstein citizenship, or settlement permit C; B permit only after a waiting period, G and L permits generally not accepted↗
Loan types
Personal, Debt-consolidation, Car↗
Use cases
Home-improvement↗

Mortgages

Initial rate
1.5%↗
Fixed period
5 years↗
Maximum loan to value
80%↗
Purpose
Purchase, Remortgage, Buy-to-let↗

Facts checked September 26, 2026, 9 sources

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Pros and cons

Pros

  • Free early repayment is offered on the personal loans listed, so an overpayment costs nothing extra
  • Support is offered on email, phone and help centre, so help is available outside the quote form
  • A single search covers auto, home and life insurance, and the loans listed cover personal, debt consolidation and car purposes

Cons

  • A hard credit check is part of applying, so an offer request is recorded on your file
  • The money lands in your account only once the statutory withdrawal period has passed, which adds delay to every quote you accept
  • Eligibility is narrow: Swiss or Liechtenstein citizenship or a settlement permit C, with a B permit opening up only after a waiting period
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Who it suits

  • Anyone in Switzerland who wants quotes for several kinds of cover in a single place rather than provider by provider
  • Pet owners comparing cover, where the minimum entry age is 3 months (minimum entry age, pet insurance)
  • Borrowers who can handle a hard credit check and a wait before the money lands

Who should look elsewhere

  • Anyone chasing the lowest starting price on cover: bunq lists a premium from €0 and bunq Spain a premium from €0
  • Life insurance buyers, since Linxea puts life cover from €25 and that is the line to weigh there
  • Borrowers who need money in a hurry, because funds clear only once the withdrawal period is over

Who runs it

Comparis is run by comparis.ch AG, a comparison site registered in Switzerland and trading since 1996. A record that length matters for a site that sits between you and the providers it quotes, since those relationships take time to build. It matters too for who you deal with once a quote arrives, so support is offered on email, phone and help centre if a quote is unclear.

How Comparis compares

Where Comparis is available

Available
Switzerland

Countries from the brand (Source, checked September 26, 2026)

Frequently asked questions

Is Comparis an insurer, or does it just compare?+

Comparis is a comparison site run by comparis.ch AG, registered in Switzerland. It does not underwrite the cover or lend the money itself. It gathers offers so you can line them up, and the policy or loan you pick is arranged with the provider behind it.

How much does the pet cover start at?+

Pet cover is priced from CHF 55, which is a starting point rather than what most people pay. Puppies can join at an early age, since the minimum entry age is 3 months (minimum entry age, pet insurance). The same search also covers auto, home and life insurance.

What rates do the personal loans come in at?+

Loan offers on the site run at an APR of 4.7% to 9.95% over terms of 6 to 120, on amounts of CHF 1,000 to CHF 250,000. The lender is a marketplace, so the rate you end up with depends on the provider you are matched with and on a hard credit check.

Can I pay a personal loan off early without a charge?+

Free early repayment is offered on the personal loans listed, so a lump sum against the balance carries no fee. That makes the shorter end of 6 to 120 worth considering if you expect to overpay, provided you set the term to what you can genuinely manage.

How quickly does the loan money reach my account?+

Money lands in a bank account only once the statutory withdrawal period has passed, so allow for that gap rather than counting on an instant payout. The listed offers quote an APR of 4.7% to 9.95%, and interest keeps accruing until the funds arrive.

What kinds of insurance can I compare here?+

A single search covers auto, home and life insurance, so you can put pet, travel, car and home quotes next to each other instead of running a separate search per cover. Personal loans and mortgages sit on the same site, which helps when cover and borrowing are decided together.

Who is eligible to apply for a personal loan?+

The site serves an audience that includes expats and seniors, and the eligibility rules are the part to read before you start. Swiss or Liechtenstein citizenship or a settlement permit C qualifies, while a B permit opens up only after a waiting period and other permit categories sit outside what lenders here take.

What does the mortgage side cover?+

The mortgage side lists an initial rate of 1.5% held fixed for 5 years, with a maximum loan to value of 80%. The listed purposes are purchase, remortgage and buy to let, so a purchase, a remortgage or a buy to let property can be priced alongside the personal loans and the cover.

Sources

Compiled from 9 source pages, checked September 26, 2026. We did not open an account.

Not confirmed yet: Monthly payments.

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Comparing several kinds of personal cover and a personal loan from a single Swiss site.

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