Updated October 21, 2026 · HabitatCue Editorial Team
Eco-Worthy vs Goal Zero
Eco-Worthy
Goal Zero
Higher score in this comparison
Eco-Worthy vs Goal Zero: the differences
| Compare | Eco-WorthyReviewVisitVisit | Goal ZeroReviewVisitVisit |
|---|---|---|
| Price from | $759.99 | $349.95Lower |
| Largest battery capacity (Wh) | 16,000Higher | 7,988 |
| Highest continuous output (W) | 7,000Higher | 3,600 |
| Cycle life (cycles) | 3,000 | 4,000Higher |
| Highest solar input (W) | 1,200 | 3,000Higher |
| Warranty | 10 yearsHigher | 5 years |
| Markets | US, AU, BH, JP | US, AU, CA, IL, NZ, PR, ZA, SG |
Same on both: UPS mode (Yes).
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Key differences
- Goal Zero scores higher overall: 9.0 vs 8.9.
- Price from is lower at Goal Zero: $349.95 vs $759.99.
- Largest battery capacity (Wh) is higher at Eco-Worthy: 16,000 vs 7,988.
- Highest continuous output (W) is higher at Eco-Worthy: 7,000 vs 3,600.
- Cycle life (cycles) is higher at Goal Zero: 4,000 vs 3,000.
- Highest solar input (W) is higher at Goal Zero: 3,000 vs 1,200.
- Warranty is higher at Eco-Worthy: 10 years vs 5 years.
- Support channels: only Eco-Worthy offers Community.
- Support channels: only Goal Zero offers Email, Phone, Help centre.
- Founded is lower at Eco-Worthy: 2007 vs 2009.
Our verdict on each
Eco-Worthy
Eco-Worthy suits buyers who want storage and panels from a single maker instead of a portable-only brand, and it backs the range with a 10 years warranty. Entry sits at $759.99, while the largest unit reaches 16,000 Wh of storage and ships to US, AU and BH.
Goal Zero
Goal Zero fits buyers who want power stations, solar generators, home batteries and solar panels from one maker, with support by email, phone and help centre and 5 years of cover. Prices start at $349.95, so the case rests on range and cover rather than a low entry price.
Score breakdown
| Area | Eco-Worthy | Goal Zero |
|---|---|---|
| Cost | 8.5Entry price of $759.99 ranks 20 of 27 on cost, so the buy-in price is mid-field. | 8.9HigherEntry at $349.95 ranks 15 of 27, so cost sits mid-field. |
| Offer | 8.9HigherRange covers power station, solar generator and home battery, and 16,000 Wh of storage with 3,000 cycles suits daily use. | 8.8Range spans power station, solar generator and home battery and adds UPS mode, so one maker covers portable and fixed storage. |
| Trust | 9.5HigherTrading since 2007 with 10 years of cover; support sits with community only. | 9.45 years of cover from GOAL ZERO LLC, a named US entity with email, phone and help centre. |
Where each is licensed and available
| Country | Eco-Worthy | Goal Zero |
|---|---|---|
| Headquarters | Not confirmed | United States |
Where they rank in our lists
| Ranking | Eco-Worthy | Goal Zero |
|---|---|---|
| Portable power stations | 10 of 44 | 9 of 44 |
| Home batteries and balcony solar | 14 of 57 | 12 of 57 |
Every fact side by side
| Fact | Eco-Worthy | Goal Zero |
|---|---|---|
| Products | Power station, Solar generator, Home battery, Solar panel | Power station, Solar generator, Home battery, Solar panel |
| Battery chemistry | Lifepo4 | Lifepo4, NmcCovers more |
| Legal entity | Not confirmed | GOAL ZERO LLC |
| Headquarters | Not confirmed | United States |
| Founded | 2007Lower | 2009 |
| Support channels | Community | Email, Phone, Help centre |
Where each stands against the rest
| Fact | Eco-Worthy | Goal Zero | Median |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price from | $759.99highest quarter | $349.95highest quarter | $199 |
| Largest battery capacity (Wh) | 16,000highest quarter | 7,988above the median | 7,200 |
| Highest continuous output (W) | 7,000above the median | 3,600below the median | 4,000 |
| Cycle life (cycles) | 3,000lowest quarter | 4,000below the median | 6,000 |
| Highest solar input (W) | 1,200lowest quarter | 3,000at the median | 3,000 |
| Warranty | 10 yearsabove the median | 5 yearsat the median | 5 years |
Median across 33 listed brands.
Pros and cons
Eco-Worthy
Pros
- Range covers power station, solar generator and home battery, broader than Jackery at power station, solar generator and solar panel.
- The largest unit stores 16,000 Wh and delivers 7,000 W, with Ups mode offered for outage cover.
- Entry at $759.99 buys into the same maker's portable and fixed line.
Cons
- Support runs on community only, while a help centre is the norm at 89% across compared brands.
- The range is stocked in the United States, AU and BH, so buyers elsewhere have fewer listed routes to buy a unit and to sort a fault.
- Capacity ranks 8 of 28 and output ranks 9 of 24, so larger systems sit elsewhere in the list.
Goal Zero
Pros
- Cover of 5 years ranks 9 of 19 and matches the 5 median for portable power stations.
- One catalogue for both uses: power station, solar generator and home battery means a portable unit and a home battery can come from the same maker.
- UPS mode is present, so 3,600 W of output can back up a home office rather than only a phone.
Cons
- Goal Zero's power station, solar generator and home battery does not include balcony solar, where ALLPOWERS covers it in power station, solar generator and home battery.
- Delivery runs to US, AU and CA only, so buyers elsewhere have a shorter list of markets to check.
- The 5 year warranty is short of 10 at the top of the home battery and balcony solar ranking.
Who each suits
Eco-Worthy
Who it suits
- Households that want a single supplier across storage and panels, since the range covers power station, solar generator and home battery.
- Buyers in the United States, AU and BH who prefer to purchase in their own country.
- People who size on warranty length rather than headline price, given 10 years of cover.
Who should look elsewhere
- Jackery, if a portable kit is enough: its range is power station, solar generator and solar panel, with no home battery listed.
- ALLPOWERS, if balcony solar is the goal: its range covers power station, solar generator and home battery.
- DATOUBOSS, if a shorter line suits: its range is power station and home battery.
Goal Zero
Who it suits
- People who want one maker for power station, solar generator and home battery instead of mixing a portable unit and a home system.
- Households that need a computer or router to survive an outage, since Goal Zero has UPS mode.
- Buyers in the United States, AU and CA who want phone support and a help centre, not email alone.
Who should look elsewhere
- Balcony solar shoppers: ALLPOWERS lists it in power station, solar generator and home battery, and Goal Zero's power station, solar generator and home battery stops short of that category.
- Anyone who wants only portable power and panels: Jackery's power station, solar generator and solar panel is the leaner list.
- Buyers who prefer a single-product maker: DATOUBOSS works from power station and home battery alone.
Current offers
Goal Zero
Current offer
Discount code
Welcome 10% off email and SMS subscriber discount: 10% off
Only valid for new customers subscribing to email and SMS communication; US customers only; not valid on Yeti Power Stations, Sherpa Power Banks or Open Box items; cannot be combined with other offers
Source, checked September 30, 2026
Country by country
| Country | Eco-Worthy | Goal Zero |
|---|---|---|
| United States | No | Yes |
Questions about each
Eco-Worthy
How much does it cost to get into the range?+
Entry sits at $759.99, on the portable side of the range. Larger stackable units cost more than that. Because the range covers power station, solar generator and home battery, buyers often pair a power station with a home battery or panels rather than buying one box.
What is the biggest system Eco-Worthy sells?+
Capacity tops out at 16,000 Wh and output at 7,000 W. That pairing suits a fixed home installation, so the largest unit is aimed at backup rather than at carrying weight between places.
Goal Zero
How much does a Goal Zero power station cost to start with?+
Goal Zero's range starts at $349.95. That figure sits mid-field, with the brand ranking 15 of 27 on starting price, so entering the range does not cost a premium. Prices then climb with capacity, and the largest unit stores 7,988 Wh.
Is there a subscription or renewal fee on top of the price?+
Goal Zero's catalogue covers power station, solar generator and home battery, and the price is for the unit itself, starting at $349.95. The only term stated alongside it is 5 years of cover. So plan the budget around the purchase first, then the warranty behind it, rather than around a recurring payment.