Epic is one of Cyprus’s main mobile networks, alongside Cyta, PrimeTel and Cablenet. Like every network, it struggles inside some buildings: stone village houses, concrete apartment blocks, basements, and villas in hilly areas. If you’re searching for an “Epic signal booster”, here’s what actually works, starting with the free options.

MySignalBoosters is an independent retailer and isn’t affiliated with Epic.

Free fixes first

WiFi calling. If your phone and plan support it, calls and texts go over your home WiFi with your usual number. Check your phone settings and ask Epic whether your plan includes it.

Report the problem to Epic. Give your exact address and describe where the signal drops. Ask whether there’s a known issue or an indoor coverage option for your location.

Compare networks. Cyta, Epic, PrimeTel and Cablenet don’t have identical coverage. A prepaid SIM from another network shows quickly whether switching would help.

When a booster makes sense

A booster helps when there’s usable Epic signal outside (on the roof, the balcony or by a window) but it fades indoors. An outdoor antenna picks up the signal, the amplifier strengthens it, and an indoor antenna spreads it through the room. It can’t create signal where there’s none outside.

Operator consent comes first

A booster rebroadcasts on frequencies licensed to the mobile operators. In EU countries, including Cyprus, you need the operator’s consent before you install and use one, and the equipment must meet the local radio rules. In Cyprus, radiocommunications are overseen by the Department of Electronic Communications (DEC). Ask Epic in writing whether it consents to a repeater at your address, and check DEC’s rules, before you buy. If the answer is no, use WiFi calling or another network instead.

Step 1: check which band Epic uses at your address

Boosters work on specific frequencies. To find yours:

1. Go to where the outdoor antenna would be mounted.
2. On Android, use a free app like Network Cell Info and note the band: B20 = 800 MHz, B3 = 1800 MHz, n28 = 5G on 700 MHz.
3. On iPhone, Field Test mode shows similar data.
4. Check at different times of day.

Step 2: match the band to the kit

These kits aren’t Epic-specific. They amplify bands, so the same kit works for Cyta or PrimeTel where they use the same band. Each comes in larger sizes. If you’re with Cyta, see our Cyta signal guide.

Step 3: size and install

• Size: a typical apartment needs a 300 m² kit; a villa over two floors, or a home with weak outdoor signal, a 500 m² kit.
• Outdoor antenna: as high as possible, pointed at the mast if directional.
• Indoor antenna: central, well away from the outdoor antenna (ideally a floor apart) to prevent feedback.
• Cable: keep runs short.

Our buyer’s guide covers sizing in more detail.

FAQ

Does Epic offer its own booster?
Ask Epic directly about indoor coverage options. We’re an independent retailer and can’t speak for Epic.

Do I need permission to use a booster in Cyprus?
Yes. You need the operator’s consent, and the equipment must meet DEC’s rules. Ask before you buy.

Will an Epic booster work with Cyta too?
Yes, if Cyta uses the same band at your address, and subject to consent from that operator too.

How long is delivery?
Free, in 5–7 working days.

How can I contact you?
Email support@mysignalboosters.com or use the chat. See also the Συχνές ερωτήσεις.