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Houzz Pro alternatives in 2026: 11 platforms compared on cost

11 alternatives to Houzz Pro for the same firms in the UK and the US: pay per lead (Angi, Bark, HomeAdvisor, MyBuilder, Rated People, Thumbtack, Worklanded); pay per lead through ads (Google Local Services Ads); membership, subscription or package (Checkatrade, TrustATrader, Yell). Houzz Pro itself: 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).

PlatformReported costHow it charges
Pay per lead
AngiPublishes no price list; commonly reported at $15 to $85 a lead plus about $300 a year in membership, with ads from $300 a month. housecallpro.com, October 2026A fee for each matched lead, plus a recurring account fee; advertising is extra.
BarkCredits about £1.80 each, so a typical lead costs £9 to £36 or more. Credits now expire after 3 months. localadder.co.uk, September 2026Credit packs; you spend credits each time you choose to contact a lead.
HomeAdvisorPublishes no price list; Housecall Pro (August 2026) reports an annual subscription of about $300 plus $15 to $85 a lead. housecallpro.com, November 2026An annual membership plus a fee for each lead; the lead price varies by trade, location and type of work.
MyBuilderLead fees from £7, typically £5 to £35 per shortlist, and more on large jobs. support.mybuilder.com, September 2026A shortlist fee when a homeowner shortlists you for a job you expressed interest in.
Rated PeoplePublishes no prices; reported at £30 to £60 a month plus £15 to £40 per lead. localadder.co.uk, September 2026A subscription plus a fee for each lead you buy.
ThumbtackPublishes no price list; pros report $10 to over $100 a lead depending on trade, job size and market. housecallpro.com, October 2026A fee for each lead you receive or pursue; the price is set by trade, job size and market.
Worklanded£5 to £113 a lead, one published price per trade; no membership price indexPay per lead only, in your own currency, and every category's price is published up front.
Pay per lead through ads
Google Local Services AdsPublishes 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 2026A fee for each valid lead (a call, message or booking) from your ad; the price is set by bids from similar local businesses.
Membership, subscription or package
CheckatradeMembership from £30 a month + VAT; lead-generating plans from £59 a month on 12-month contracts. Members report bills of £80 to £500 a month. localadder.co.uk, September 2026A membership subscription for your listing; enquiries come through your profile.
TrustATraderPublishes no prices; reported at £240 to £750 a year, billed annually in advance. localadder.co.uk, September 2026A membership fee for your directory listing and profile.
YellPackages from £299 a month (Amplify) and from £699 a month (Accelerate); local SEO and managed social from £300 a month. business.yell.com, November 2026A monthly marketing package (website, listings management, ads and an AI receptionist), not a fee per lead.

Grouped by how each platform charges and listed alphabetically within a group; not ranked. Costs as reported by the linked pages in the month shown. Check each platform for current rates.

Questions

What are the alternatives to Houzz Pro?

11 alternatives to Houzz Pro for the same firms in the UK and the US: pay per lead (Angi, Bark, HomeAdvisor, MyBuilder, Rated People, Thumbtack, Worklanded); pay per lead through ads (Google Local Services Ads); membership, subscription or package (Checkatrade, TrustATrader, Yell). Houzz Pro itself: 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).

What is the cheapest alternative to Houzz Pro?

It depends how you want to pay. Pay-per-lead sites cost nothing until you take a lead; memberships cost a fixed amount whether or not work comes. Compare the reported costs above against what one job is worth to you.

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