Home EC

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Home EC is a kitchenware brand owned by EC Brandz LLC that sells salt and pepper grinders, shakers, and related kitchen utensils online and through major retailers.

Mesa, Arizona, United States
Owned by EC Brandz LLC

About Home EC

Home EC is a consumer kitchenware brand focused on salt and pepper grinders, shakers, mills, and related household utensils such as spatulas and cooking spoons. The products are marketed as durable, adjustable ceramic grinders with glass bodies and stainless-steel accents, and are sold via the brand’s own Shopify-powered website as well as marketplaces like Walmart and other online retailers. The HOME EC trademark is owned by EC Brandz LLC and covers a broad range of household and kitchen utensils, with an emphasis on hand‑operated coffee grinders, pepper mills, salt shakers, and similar items.

A charge from “SP HOME EC” on a Visa statement likely corresponds to an online purchase made through Home EC’s Shopify store (the “SP”/“SP *” prefix is commonly associated with Shopify/Shop Pay processing) for items such as salt and pepper grinder sets, shakers, or related accessories. Customers may see one‑time charges for individual orders, and in some cases a small temporary authorization or a slightly different amount if discounts, taxes, or shipping were applied at checkout. Because Home EC also distributes through third‑party marketplaces, the same brand may appear as a distinct line item if you checked out using Shop Pay or a similar Shopify payment flow on a partner site.

If you’re unsure about a Home EC charge, start by searching your email for order confirmations from Home EC or EC Brandz and by checking your accounts on platforms where you might have used Shop Pay (for example, re‑visiting the checkout link from your email receipt). You can also contact their customer support via the contact options on homeec.io, where they invite customers to open a support ticket or email customerhappiness@ecbrandz.com for help with orders, damaged items, or missing parts. Keeping the transaction date, amount, and the last four digits of the card handy will help support quickly locate your order and resolve billing or product issues.

Bank Statement Variations

2 known variations

These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to Home EC.

  1. SP HOME EC +18478770243 US
  2. sp home ec

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do I see a charge labeled “SP HOME EC” on my credit card statement?

This descriptor typically indicates a purchase processed via Shopify/Shop Pay for Home EC’s online store. If you recently ordered salt and pepper grinders, shakers, or similar kitchenware from homeec.io or a Shop Pay checkout, this is likely the corresponding one‑time charge.

What kinds of purchase amounts are typical for Home EC orders?

Home EC mainly sells salt and pepper grinder sets and shakers; common order totals are in the roughly $15–$60 range depending on whether you bought single grinders, two‑packs, or larger multi‑packs, plus any taxes and shipping. Larger bundle orders or multiple sets in one cart can result in higher totals.

Does Home EC have any subscriptions or recurring billing that could explain multiple charges?

Home EC’s core products are one‑time physical purchases, not subscription services. Multiple charges in close succession are more likely due to separate orders, a split shipment, or a card being re‑authorized after an address or card‑entry issue rather than a recurring subscription.

How can I get a receipt or invoice for my Home EC purchase?

Receipts are normally emailed automatically at the time of purchase to the address you entered at checkout. Search your inbox for terms like “Home EC,” “homeec.io,” or “EC Brandz.” If you can’t find it, you can contact support through the Contact Us page on homeec.io and request that your order confirmation or invoice be re‑sent, providing your name, email used at checkout, and the last four digits of your card.

How do I request a refund or report a damaged or defective grinder from Home EC?

Visit the Contact Us or Refund Policy sections on homeec.io and either open a support ticket or email customerhappiness@ecbrandz.com with photos of the issue and your order number. Their policies describe conditions and timeframes for refunds or replacements, and most damaged or defective items are handled through their customer support team.

Why did I see a small temporary or duplicated Home EC charge that later disappeared?

Like many e‑commerce sites, Home EC (through Shopify/Shop Pay) may place a temporary authorization hold when you submit your order to verify your card. If the transaction fails, is updated, or ships later, you might see a pending amount that is reversed, followed by the final settled charge. The temporary hold should drop off automatically within a few business days.

How can I contact Home EC customer service about a billing question?

Go to homeec.io and navigate to the Contact Us page, where you can open a support ticket or use the listed email address customerhappiness@ecbrandz.com. Provide your full name, email used at purchase, order number if available, the date and amount of the charge, and the last four digits of the card so they can locate your order quickly.

What should I do if I don’t recognize any Home EC purchases at all?

First, check with family members or anyone else authorized to use your card to see if they placed a Home EC kitchenware order. If no one recognizes the transaction and you can’t find a matching receipt or account, contact Home EC support with the transaction details to see if they can identify the order. If it still appears unauthorized, reach out to your card issuer to dispute the charge and request a new card number.

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