Updated September 30, 2026 · TariffCue Editorial Team

EE Store vs Homefi

EE Store scores 8.6 and Homefi 8.4 out of 10. Compare their differences and shared features below.

EE Store

8.6/10

Facts checked September 30, 2026.

Homefi

8.4/10

Facts checked September 30, 2026.

What sets them apart

EE Store vs Homefi
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Homefi
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Top download speed (Mbps)1,600Higher400
Upload speed (Mbps)20 to 115Higher10 to 20
Price from£26.99$50
Reference plan prices100Mbps Core: 26.99 per month, 100Mbps, 24 months | 900Mbps Core: 33.99 per month, 900Mbps, 24 months | 1.6Gbps Core: 42.99 per month, 1600Mbps, 24 monthsHotspot 50GB: $50/mo, 20-35 Mbps, no contract | Hotspot Pro 800GB: $135/mo, 20-35 Mbps, no contract | Infinity 5G Unlimited: $70/mo, up to 400 Mbps, no contract
Exit fee termsNo early exit charge if Speed Guarantee not metCancel anytime; $25 restock fee; $130-$300 recovery fee if device not returned
RouterSmart Hub 7 Plus with WiFi 7Rental $10/mo plus $3.50 service fee; return router on cancel
MarketsGBUS
Setup fee£10 to £30Not confirmed
Mid-contract price risesAnnual rise on 31 Mar, shown before signupNot confirmed
Data cap (GB)Not confirmed50 to 800
Address checkerhttps://ee.co.uk/broadbandNot confirmed

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Key differences

  • EE Store scores higher overall: 8.6 vs 8.4.
  • Top download speed (Mbps) is higher at EE Store: 1,600 vs 400.
  • Upload speed (Mbps) is higher at EE Store: 20 to 115 vs 10 to 20.
  • Support channels: only EE Store offers Community.
  • Support channels: only Homefi offers Chat, Phone.
  • Technology: only EE Store offers Fttp, Fttc.
  • Technology: only Homefi offers 5G, Fwa.
  • Contract length: only EE Store offers 12, 24.
  • Contract length: only Homefi offers 1.
  • Markets: only EE Store offers GB.

Our verdict on each

EE Store

EE Store suits households in the UK that want a single network for fast home broadband and mobile, with speeds reaching 1,600 Mbps and annual price rises shown before signup. Buyers on a tight budget should weigh the £26.99 entry price against the published rise first.

Read the full EE Store review

Homefi

Homefi suits households in US that cannot get a wired line and want broadband on rolling terms, with Infinity 5G Unlimited reaching 400 Mbps and the Hotspot plans capped at 50 to 800 GB. The catch is upload speed, the rented router, and the charges that follow if it is not returned.

Read the full Homefi review

Score breakdown

EE Store vs Homefi
AreaEE StoreHomefi
Cost8.5HigherEntry pricing starts at £26.99 and setup fees run £10 to £30, with a published annual rise to factor in.8.1Entry pricing of $50 a month, and the only contract length on offer is 1 month, so nothing locks you in.
Offer8.7HigherSpeeds top out at 1,600 Mbps on fttp and fttc lines, covering the full range readers compare.8.6Capped tiers stop at 50 to 800 GB, the quickest plan reaches 400 Mbps, and support covers chat, phone and help centre.

Availability and regulation

Additional countries for EE Store: 1. Additional countries for Homefi: 1.

Where they rank in our lists

EE Store vs Homefi
RankingEE StoreHomefi
Broadband providers9 of 12412 of 124

Sources behind this comparison

EE Store

  • ee.co.uk: 13 facts, checked September 30, 2026

Homefi

  • homefi.info: 11 facts, checked September 30, 2026

Every fact side by side

EE Store vs Homefi
FactEE StoreHomefi
TechnologyFttp, Fttc5G, Fwa
Contract length12, 241
Support channelsHelp centre, CommunityChat, Phone, Help centre

Mobile plans

EE Store vs Homefi
FactEE StoreHomefi
Seller typeNetworkNot confirmed
SIM-onlyYesNot confirmed
BillingContract, Rolling, PrepaidNot confirmed
Unlimited plan price£23Not confirmed
5GYesNot confirmed
EU roamingPaidNot confirmed
Roaming countries47Not confirmed
Data rolloverYesNot confirmed
Credit check requiredYesNot confirmed
Multi-line discountYesNot confirmed

Where each stands against the rest

EE Store vs Homefi
FactEE StoreHomefiMedian
Top download speed (Mbps)1,600above the median400lowest quarter1,000
Upload speed (Mbps)20 to 115below the median10 to 20lowest quarter900
Setup fee£10 to £30highest quarterNot confirmed£0
Data cap (GB)Not confirmed50 to 800above the median15

Median across 116 listed providers.

Pros and cons

EE Store

Pros

  • Top download speeds reach 1,600 Mbps, with uploads of 20 to 115 Mbps across the range
  • Line technology spans fttp and fttc, covering full fibre and fibre to the cabinet
  • A Smart Hub 7 Plus with WiFi 7 comes as standard rather than as a paid add-on

Cons

  • Entry pricing of £26.99 sits at 72 of 95 brands on price from
  • Setup fees of £10 to £30 land at 61 of 86 brands on that measure
  • Peak speed of 1,600 Mbps ranks 48 of 114 brands

Homefi

Pros

  • The exit fee terms allow cancelling at any time, and the only contract length on offer is 1 month, so moving costs no lost term.
  • Infinity 5G Unlimited is sold without a data cap, while the capped Hotspot plans stop at 50 to 800 GB.
  • Support runs on chat, phone and help centre, so a problem with a rented router can be raised by phone or by chat.

Cons

  • Uploads run 10 to 20 Mbps, the weak point for large backups, cloud work and frequent video calls.
  • Capped tiers stop at 50 to 800 GB, so heavy streaming or big downloads can use up the allowance early in the month.
  • The router is rented monthly with a separate service charge and has to go back on cancel, and the exit fee terms add a restocking fee plus a higher recovery fee based on the cost of the device.

Who each suits

EE Store

Who it suits

  • Households in the UK that want broadband and mobile on one network
  • People who need the highest download speeds in the range for large downloads and streaming
  • Families happy with a 12 and 24 month term for a lower entry price

Who should look elsewhere

  • Buyers on a very tight budget, since £26.99 is a mid-table entry price rather than a low one
  • Anyone wanting phone or chat support, as support runs on help centre and community
  • People who want a single line type, since Abissnet runs on fttp alone

Homefi

Who it suits

  • Households in US with no wired line available, especially renters who would rather hand a router back than own hardware.
  • People who expect to move and do not want a long minimum term, since plans run 1 month.
  • Families happy to choose a data allowance of 50 to 800 GB rather than pay for the uncapped plan.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Households that send a lot of data from the home, who should look at Astound (cable and fttp) for a wired route.
  • People who want an uncapped connection, who should look at EarthLink (fttp, 5G and satellite).
  • Homes with a fibre line already in place, who should look at Abissnet (fttp).

Current offers

EE Store

Current offer

  • Bonus

    Up to 300 credit for switching fees: Up to 300

    Switch from another provider; up to 200, up to 300 if switching TV too

    Source, checked September 30, 2026

Country by country

EE Store vs Homefi
CountryEE StoreHomefi
United KingdomYesNo
United StatesNoYes

Questions about each

EE Store

How much does broadband cost at the entry level?+

Broadband starts at £26.99 a month. The reference plan prices set out an entry Core tier at that figure, then faster Core tiers that cost more each month on the same contract length, with terms of 12 and 24 months available. A setup fee of £10 to £30 applies on top of the opening bill.

Does the monthly price go up after the first year?+

Yes, prices rise annually, and the change is shown before signup rather than after. Budget for a higher figure in later years of a 12 and 24 month plan. The median post contract price across the plans listed is €43.

Homefi

What does Homefi broadband cost a month?+

Entry pricing starts at $50 a month on the smallest Hotspot plan. The larger Hotspot plan costs more for the biggest data allowance, and Infinity 5G Unlimited sits between them with the highest speed. Every reference plan is quoted as a plain monthly figure on rolling terms, so it reads as the ongoing rate rather than a promotional one.

Is there a contract term with Homefi?+

Plans run on rolling monthly terms, and the only contract length on offer is 1 month. Nobody serves a long minimum term, which suits renters and anyone who expects to move. The monthly figure stays the same for as long as the service is in place, and the exit fee terms allow cancelling at any time.

EE Store

EE Store

Higher score in this comparison

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