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Yoigo

Yoigo is a Spanish mobile brand of the MasOrange group, known for simple flat-rate mobile plans; it was the smallest of Spain's four national mobile network operators, and the October 2026 research reports that its own radio network was switched off in August 2025, so its customers now use the Orange (MasOrange) network.

Yoigo operates in the Spanish Telecommunications segment.

Yoigo: Core Facts

Entity Type
Telecommunications Operator (MNO)
Parent Company
MasOrange group, fully owned by Orange S.A. as of 2026
Network Type
4G LTE, 5G
Regulator
CNMC
Country
Spain
Status
Active Definition
Verified

How Yoigo compares

Yoigo is NOT an independent operator any more: it is part of MasOrange, and the October 2026 research (B, secondary source) reports that it now runs 100% on the Orange (MasOrange) network, like Pepephone and MasMovil. Earlier versions of this page said Yoigo ran its own licensed network. Yoigo is part of the MasOrange group, which Orange fully owns as of 2026 after Spain's government cleared its acquisition of the remaining stake in April 2026.

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Yoigo: Frequently Asked Questions

What is Yoigo?

Yoigo is a MasOrange mobile brand known for simple, flat-rate plans, from EUR 10 every 28 days for 25 GB prepaid (October 2026). It used to run its own network; the October 2026 research reports that network was switched off in August 2025, so Yoigo now uses the Orange (MasOrange) network.

Where Yoigo is mentioned on How to Spain

Guides and reference pages on this site that mention Yoigo:

Maintained by Jules (How to Spain). This page follows the Grounding Page Standard v1.5. Last verified: 2026-07-08.