Updated October 17, 2026 · NomadCue Editorial Team

EE vs Fizz

EE scores 8.6 and Fizz 9.1 out of 10. Compare their differences and shared features below.
EE

EE

8.6/10
Fizz

Fizz

Higher score in this comparison

9.1/10

EE vs Fizz: the differences

EE vs Fizz
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NetworksEEVideotron, Freedom
Seller typeCarrierMvno
Price fromNot confirmedCA$4
Countries coveredNot confirmedfrom 200
Unlimited dataNot confirmedNo
Fair use policyNot confirmedAccess to partner networks is for occasional or temporary use only; Fizz may block or limit partner network access after three consecutive payment cycles of primary use.
Top-upsNot confirmedYes

Same on both: 5G (Yes).

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Key differences

  • Fizz scores higher overall: 9.1 vs 8.6.
  • Networks: only EE offers EE.
  • Networks: only Fizz offers Videotron, Freedom.
  • Support channels: only Fizz offers Chat.
  • Founded is lower at EE: 2010 vs 2018.
  • Region: only EE offers Local.
  • Region: only Fizz offers Global.
  • Features: only Fizz offers Instant activation, Carrier plan.

Our verdict on each

EE

For busy UK households managing mobile and home connections, EE operates as a mobile and fibre broadband provider with 5G service and entertainment TV options. It links phones, tablets and watches under shared household use for daily life indoors and outdoors.

Read the full EE review

Fizz

Fizz suits travellers on short trips who want one plan across many countries: coverage reaches from 200 countries on the Videotron and Freedom networks, with travel plans at a low entry price. The trade-off is the fair use policy, which holds partner network access to occasional or temporary use.

Read the full Fizz review

Score breakdown

EE vs Fizz
AreaEEFizz
CostNot confirmed9.6Travel plans start at CAD 4 and the cost part of the score is 8. Unlimited data is not offered.
Offer8.69.1Higher
Trust8.5Higher8.2

How they place

EE vs Fizz
RankingEEFizz
Travel SIMs and eSIMs89 of 926218 of 926
Travel eSIMs90 of 918225 of 918

Every fact side by side

EE vs Fizz
FactEEFizz
RegionLocalGlobal
Features5G5G, Instant activation, Carrier planCovers more
AudienceNot confirmedShort trip
Legal entityEE LimitedNot confirmed
HeadquartersUnited KingdomCanada
Founded2010Lower2018
Support channelsHelp centre, CommunityChat, Help centre, CommunityCovers more

Pocket Wi-Fi

EE vs Fizz
FactEEFizz
Daily price£19Not confirmed
Data allowanceUnlimited (fair use: usage above 1000GB/month treated as non-personal)Not confirmed
Devices connected64 to 100Not confirmed
Pickup and deliveryFree online delivery; collection in EE StoreNot confirmed

Where each stands against the rest

EE vs Fizz
FactEEFizzMedian
Price fromNot confirmedCA$4lowest quarterCA$25
Countries coveredNot confirmedfrom 200highest quarter120

Median across 492 listed travel providers.

Pros and cons

EE

Pros

  • Fast 5G mobile service paired with fibre broadband for busy homes
  • Connects many devices at once across phones, tablets and watches
  • Combines mobile SIMs with broadband and entertainment TV for households

Cons

  • UK centered service which narrows options for multi country travel
  • Catalog centers on household connections rather than standalone visitor access

Fizz

Pros

  • Coverage reaches from 200 countries on the Videotron and Freedom networks.
  • Top-ups are available, and the feature set includes 5g, instant activation and carrier plan.
  • Support runs on chat, help centre and community for travellers who prefer written help.

Cons

  • Unlimited data is not offered, so heavy streaming and tethering sit outside what the travel plans are built for.
  • The fair use policy limits partner network access to occasional or temporary use, and Fizz may block or limit that access after consecutive payment cycles of primary use.
  • Support runs on chat, help centre and community only, so anyone who needs a voice line has to look elsewhere.

Who each suits

EE

Who it suits

  • Households connecting many devices across one UK account
  • Families pairing mobile SIMs with home broadband access
  • Homes linking entertainment TV with shared mobile use

Who should look elsewhere

  • Travelers needing multi country service beyond the UK
  • Visitors wanting only a standalone short stay connection

Fizz

Who it suits

  • Short trips that cross several countries and need one plan instead of a new eSIM per border.
  • Travellers who may need to top up data mid-trip, since top-ups are available.
  • Budget shoppers comparing entry price across travel plans.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Shoppers chasing the lowest entry price, since eSIMGo.is lists plans from $0.99.
  • Travellers buying a package for a single destination, where SimToIsrael lists plans from $25.
  • Anyone who wants unlimited data, which Fizz does not offer.

Current offers

EE

Current offer

  • Discount code

    Online exclusive: Save £20 on activation (was £30): £20 off 900Mbps Core Broadband activation fee

    Online exclusive on 24 month 900Mbps Core Broadband contract; usual activation fee is £30

    Source, checked September 26, 2026

  • Bonus

    Save £864 on Galaxy S26 FE, claim a Galaxy Watch8 40mm: Galaxy Watch8 40mm, worth £269

    With a 5GB No Frills airtime plan

    Source, checked September 26, 2026

Fizz

Current offer

  • Free trial

    Free mobile trial: 3 GB of data, 100 texts and 100 minutes free

    To test the Fizz network; no credit card required

    Source, checked September 26, 2026

Country by country

EE vs Fizz
CountryEEFizz
CanadaNoYes
United KingdomYesNo

Questions about each

EE

What is EE?+

EE operates as a mobile network and broadband provider with 5G mobile service and fibre broadband. It also handles phones, tablets, watches and entertainment TV alongside SIM service. Household use links those products under shared daily connections.

Where does EE work?+

EE works across the UK through its mobile network and home broadband footprint. The focus stays on national mobile use plus steady connections for busy households. That UK centered footprint shapes the combinations shown for family life.

Fizz

How much does a Fizz travel plan cost?+

Fizz lists travel plans starting at CAD 4, with a cost score of 8. Entry price is not the whole story: the fair use policy says partner network access is for occasional or temporary use only, which shapes how long a plan is meant to last.

Where does Fizz work and which networks do you get?+

Coverage reaches from 200 countries, and the service runs on the Videotron and Freedom networks. Fizz lists a global region footprint, so it suits a trip that crosses several borders rather than one city. Breadth of coverage is the strongest reason to choose it over a single-destination plan.