'The consumer organization Test Aankoop has been complaining for years about the lack of competition in the Belgian telecom market.
This analysis is endorsed by Belgian telecom regulator BIPT.'
(June 5 2022, De Standaard, translated)
Our app, available on Android and IOS, measures* your Smartphone consumption and automatically proposes a cheaper subscription.
* if your smartphone allows it
Few people effectively search for a better smartphone subscription once they have a provider. Often, they've been paying too much for years.
Our easy-to-use app automatically offers you the cheapest subscription. This saves you time and money. What's more, the app is free.
The app automatically* and anonymously measures your consumption. It offers you better subscriptions, when available. Just choose one and fill in your contact details.
* CheckSupplier requests Google and Apple to grant the app access to the usage data stored on your device.
The app keeps you updated on the status of your new subscription.
In Family mode, you will find the best subscription for all family members to save even more. Of course, the app also offers you combination packages: telephone, internet, TV, ...
This app only collects the data strictly necessary to find the right subscription for you and uses these data only for this purpose. More information can be found under Privacy on this website.
CheckSupplier stands for “We Check your Supplier’.
We will check if your current subscription is still the best choice. We help you find the right supplier for you and apply for your new contract.
After that, we will continue to monitor your consumption and inform you if a change in market prices makes a better choice possible.
CheckSupplier wants to distinguish itself by the ease of use of its products. This is possible thanks to an original approach, extensive automation and cooperation with excellent partners.
This smartphone app is our first application. We are convinced that it will save a lot of money for all smartphone users. The app is available for all IOS and Android users in Belgium.
Smartphone users in Belgium still pay too much for their subscription.
Overpriced telephony….
In Belgium, telephone services increased on average by 4,7 percent, while in our
neighbouring countries they became 1,4 percent cheaper.
Source : Knack, August 10, 2018
Smartphone users often don’t know how to find the appropriate supplier or just don’t spend time on it. Our CheckSupplier app makes it easy for you to find the right supplier and enter into a new contract. Administrative hassle and overpayment are a thing of the past.
Download the app and from now on, we’ll do the rest.
ASTEL, the 1st independent telecom comparator in Belgium (www.astel.be), who will handle the startup of your new subscription.
What personal data will CheckSupplier register for me?
We only register the information that is strictly necessary to be able to offer you a cheaper subscription.
How will CheckSupplier use these data?
We only use this information to offer you the cheapest contract according to your consumption. After your explicit agreement, your data will be used to start a contract. Your personal data will not be sold or provided to third parties for other purposes.
How will CheckSupplier protect your personal data?
We have taken the necessary precautions to prevent the loss, falsification or misuse of your data.
Can I access or change my personal data?
Yes, of course. Upon request, you can have access to your data and request modifications. Requests or remarks may be addressed to privacy@checksupplier.eu
If you have any comments or questions about the protection of your personal data, please send your e-mail to
privacy@checksupplier.eu.
(Belga) If you compare the prices of the different telecom operators, you can save up to 55 euros per month. On an annual basis, this leads to a significant amount of 660 euros.
This was calculated by the Telecom watchdog BIPT, which compared the rates of the various telecom services.
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Overpriced telephony... It is striking that the telephone services in our country on average became 4.7 percent more expensive. While in our neighbouring countries they became 1.4 percent cheaper. The National Bank has already responded to this in its annual report and refers to a lack of competition.
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