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Is Houzz Pro worth it in 2026? The cost and the arithmetic

Houzz Pro costs: 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). (as reported by houzz.co.uk, November 2026). Whether it is worth it depends on what one job leaves you after costs and how many leads it takes to win one.

The arithmetic
  • At £139 a month, you need work from Houzz Pro that leaves at least £139 after costs every month, whether or not enquiries come.
  • How Houzz Pro charges: A monthly software subscription, with an optional advertising package for directory placement and targeted ads; no fee per lead. An annual subscription begins after a 30-day free trial; a free basic directory listing is also offered.
  • Who else gets the enquiry: Homeowners browse the Houzz directory and can contact several pros for the same project.

Cost as reported by houzz.co.uk, November 2026. We publish no verdict on Houzz Pro's lead quality: no public figure measures it.

The Worklanded figure, on the same terms

Worklanded: $7 to $150 a lead, one published price per trade, no membership; every trade's price is on the lead price index. Worklanded vs Houzz Pro.

Questions

Is Houzz Pro worth it?

Houzz Pro costs: 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). (as reported by houzz.co.uk, November 2026). Whether it is worth it depends on what one job leaves you after costs and how many leads it takes to win one. At £139 a month, you need work from Houzz Pro that leaves at least £139 after costs every month, whether or not enquiries come.

How much does Houzz Pro cost?

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). Check Houzz Pro for current rates.

What should I track before deciding?

Every lead or enquiry you pay for, whether you reached the person, whether you quoted, and whether you won. Divide what you spent by the jobs won: that is your cost per job, the number to compare with any other channel.

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