Splitero vs Hometap vs Point: Which Home Equity Investment Is Best?

Splitero vs Hometap vs Point: Which Home Equity Investment Is Best?

Three of the best-known home equity investment providers compared on the terms that change your cost.

Example: $42,000 from Splitero on a $425,000 home
Cash you get today$39,904after the 4.99% fee
You repay at settlement$104,53920% of the home value then
Home value in 7 years$522,696
  • Yours and your mortgage 80%
  • Splitero 20%

Assumes 3% yearly price growth and a 20% Split Percentage. Use your own numbers

Which is better: Splitero, Hometap or Point?

Short answer

Choose Splitero for the lowest credit floor with a published cap and up to 30 years. Choose Hometap for lower fees on big amounts, more property types and 26 states. Choose Point for the lowest upfront fee, 30-year terms and the widest coverage (30 states plus D.C.).

Splitero vs Hometap vs Point (as published; verify with each provider)
FeatureSpliteroHometapPoint
Upfront fee4.99% (min $1,500)4.5% (capped at $20,000)Up to 3.9% (min $2,000)
Published cost cap17.99%/yr, compounded monthly18.5%/yr, compounded monthlyNot published
Amount$50,000–$600,000 (max 25% of value)$15,000–$600,000 (max ~27% of value)Up to $600,000 (max ~20% of value)
Term10–30 years (Maturity Match)10 years30 years
Min. credit score500585500
Equity neededMore than 25%25% minimumKeep ~27% after funding
States172630 + D.C.
How you repayShare of future home valueShare of future home valueOriginal amount + share of change in value

Splitero vs Hometap vs Point (as published; verify with each provider)

Splitero

Upfront fee
4.99% (min $1,500)
Published cost cap
17.99%/yr, compounded monthly
Amount
$50,000–$600,000 (max 25% of value)
Term
10–30 years (Maturity Match)
Min. credit score
500
Equity needed
More than 25%
States
17
How you repay
Share of future home value
Compare with Hometap and Point

Hometap

Upfront fee
4.5% (capped at $20,000)
Published cost cap
18.5%/yr, compounded monthly
Amount
$15,000–$600,000 (max ~27% of value)
Term
10 years
Min. credit score
585
Equity needed
25% minimum
States
26
How you repay
Share of future home value

Point

Upfront fee
Up to 3.9% (min $2,000)
Published cost cap
Not published
Amount
Up to $600,000 (max ~20% of value)
Term
30 years
Min. credit score
500
Equity needed
Keep ~27% after funding
States
30 + D.C.
How you repay
Original amount + share of change in value
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Splitero only invests in eligible areas of 17 states.

Best for…

If you…Best fit
Have credit between 500 and 584Splitero or Point
Need more than 10 yearsSplitero or Point
Want a published worst-case ceilingSplitero (17.99%) or Hometap (18.5%)
Need less than $50,000Hometap
Own a rental or vacation homeHometap
Live outside Splitero's 17 statesPoint or Hometap

Head-to-heads: Splitero vs Hometap and Splitero vs Point.

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Figures checked on November 6, 2026 against Splitero's published terms, its press releases and independent sources. Splitero can change terms at any time — confirm everything in your written offer before signing.

Frequently asked questions

Which HEI has the lowest fee?
Point lists fees up to 3.9% (minimum $2,000); Hometap charges 4.5% capped at $20,000; Splitero charges 4.99%.

Sources

  1. PR Newswire — Splitero now available in 4 more states (Aug 10, 2026)

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