English-language calling into Switzerland · from $2,199/month

Cold Calling Services in Switzerland

A vetted, dedicated caller who calls businesses in Switzerland in English during their working day, follows local calling rules and books meetings on your calendar. Starts in about 2 weeks.

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Who Makes Your Calls into Switzerland

Switzerland is home to a large number of international companies: headquarters in Zurich and Geneva, pharma in Basel, and banking, insurance and commodity trading across the country. Many of them work in English every day.

Swiss rules allow advertising calls in principle, with one important check: numbers marked with an asterisk in the phone directory are off-limits.

Who this is for

Our callers call in English. In Switzerland, that works for multinationals, banks, pharma companies, commodity traders and international organisations, many of which work in English. For local firms that work in German, French or Italian, a native-language caller will do better.

Our first choice

Callers in South Africa

On the same time as Switzerland in summer and one hour ahead in winter, so it's a normal day shift. Many callers speak English as a first language.

We Call for You: $2,899/mo · Hire a Caller: $2,199/mo

Also a good fit

Callers in India

Our lowest price. A Swiss business day is an afternoon shift in India.

We Call for You: $2,199/mo · Hire a Caller: $1,499/mo

Also a good fit

Callers in the Philippines

An afternoon and evening shift in Manila.

We Call for You: $2,499/mo · Hire a Caller: $1,799/mo

Calling Switzerland on Local Business Hours

Your caller works 40 hours a week, Monday to Friday, during business hours in Switzerland. Here's what that means for a caller in each of our countries.

A 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM day in Zurich / Geneva is, for your caller:

Caller inTheir local hoursShift
Philippines3:00 PM – 11:00 PMAfternoon shift
India12:30 PM – 8:30 PMAfternoon shift
South Africa9:00 AM – 5:00 PMDay shift
Latin America2:00 AM – 10:00 AMNot offered

Language: English. Swiss business runs in German, French and Italian, but English is common in international companies, especially in Zurich, Geneva and Basel.

Cold Calling Rules in Switzerland

Is B2B cold calling legal in Switzerland? Yes. Advertising calls are allowed in principle, but under the Swiss Act against Unfair Competition (UWG) it's unfair to call a number marked with an asterisk (*) in the phone directory, which means the subscriber doesn't want advertising calls.

Here's how calling into Switzerland works, and what we do on every campaign:

  • Under the Swiss Act against Unfair Competition (UWG), advertising calls are allowed in principle, but calling a number marked with an asterisk (*) in the public phone directory is unfair. The asterisk means the subscriber doesn't want advertising calls.
  • We check the numbers on your list against the directory and remove asterisk entries before calling.
  • Your caller's number is always shown, and they say who they are and who they're calling for.
  • Switzerland's Federal Act on Data Protection (FADP) applies to named contacts. Anyone who asks not to be called again is never called again.

This is a plain summary, not legal advice. Last reviewed October 2026. Source: law.ch: Telephone advertising and cold calling (German). Compare all 18 countries in cold calling laws by country.

Pricing for Cold Calling into Switzerland

One flat monthly price per full-time caller, set by the country they work from. No setup fee, month-to-month with 30 days' notice, and a free replacement in the first 30 days.

Caller based inBest for callingHire a CallerWe Call for You
Philippines

English and Filipino

United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore and 1 more$1,799/mo$2,499/mo
India

English and Hindi, plus regional languages

United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Singapore, United Kingdom and 1 more$1,499/mo$2,199/mo
South Africa

English, often as a first language

United Kingdom, Ireland, Germany, Switzerland, Sweden and 7 more$2,199/mo$2,899/mo
Latin America

English and Spanish

United States, Canada$2,399/mo$3,099/mo

Not sure which country to choose? Try our country matcher, or see every market we call into.

FAQ

Cold Calling in Switzerland: FAQs

Rules, hours and prices.

Is B2B cold calling legal in Switzerland?
Yes. Advertising calls are allowed in principle, but under the Swiss Act against Unfair Competition (UWG) it's unfair to call a number marked with an asterisk (*) in the phone directory, which means the subscriber doesn't want advertising calls. This is a plain summary, not legal advice.
How much does cold calling into Switzerland cost?
It depends on where your caller works from. For Switzerland, We Call for You costs from $2,199 a month per caller, and Hire a Caller from $1,499. No setup fee, month-to-month.
Which country should my caller for Switzerland work from?
Most clients calling Switzerland choose South Africa: On the same time as Switzerland in summer and one hour ahead in winter, so it's a normal day shift. Many callers speak English as a first language.
What language will the calls be in?
English. Swiss business runs in German, French and Italian, but English is common in international companies, especially in Zurich, Geneva and Basel.
Which language will my caller use in Switzerland?
English. That suits international companies in Switzerland, which often work in English. For firms that work in German, French or Italian, a native-language caller will do better.
Can I listen to the calls?
Yes. Every call is recorded, and you can listen to any of them.

Start Calling Switzerland

Tell us who you want to reach in Switzerland. We'll recommend a caller country and have someone on the phones in about 2 weeks.

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