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Google Local Services Ads vs Houzz Pro in 2026: cost, model and commitment

Google Local Services Ads: Publishes no price list; a February 2026 Searchlight Digital analysis of 888 US home service contractors put the average at $53 a lead, with most trades between $30 and $80. Houzz Pro: Pro plan £139 a month after a 30-day free trial; advertising package from £119 a month (US: Pro $199 a month, advertising from $499 a month). The difference is in how each charges: Google Local Services Ads is pay per lead through ads, Houzz Pro is membership, subscription or package.

	Google Local Services Ads	Houzz Pro	Worklanded
What it costs	Publishes no price list; a February 2026 Searchlight Digital analysis of 888 US home service contractors put the average at $53 a lead, with most trades between $30 and $80. thevalleymarketinggroup.com, November 2026	Pro plan £139 a month after a 30-day free trial; advertising package from £119 a month (US: Pro $199 a month, advertising from $499 a month). houzz.co.uk, November 2026	£5 to £113 a lead, one published price per trade (every price)
How you pay	A fee for each valid lead (a call, message or booking) from your ad; the price is set by bids from similar local businesses.	A monthly software subscription, with an optional advertising package for directory placement and targeted ads; no fee per lead.	Pay per lead only, in your own currency, and every category's price is published up front.
Who else gets the enquiry	Google does not say a lead is exclusive; several businesses' ads appear together for the same search.	Homeowners browse the Houzz directory and can contact several pros for the same project.	Each lead is offered to one firm at a time; it only moves on if you pass or let it wait.
Commitment	No fixed fee; you set a weekly budget, and Google recommends one large enough for 10 leads a week.	An annual subscription begins after a 30-day free trial; a free basic directory listing is also offered.	No contract, no subscription, no membership. Credits never expire.
What you see before paying	None before the charge; invalid or low-quality leads are not charged and a charged lead can be reported for a credit (not in EMEA).	Not a per-lead purchase; homeowners message you directly.	The job, the area and the exact price before you pay; unlocking reveals full contact details.

Model summaries reflect each platform's own public description of how it charges; costs as reported by the linked pages in the month shown. Prices change: check each platform.

Questions

Google Local Services Ads or Houzz Pro: which costs less?

Can I use Google Local Services Ads and Houzz Pro together?

Yes. Many firms run more than one channel and keep the ones that pay. Track what each costs per job won.

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