Houzz Pro Review
Business software for remodelers, builders and designers, with 3D floor plans, estimating, project management and Houzz marketing
Fit Score
Fit Score
▸ How we scored Houzz Pro: 8.1/10
| Factor | Weight | Sub-score |
|---|---|---|
| Vertical fit (best trade) | 60% | 8.0/10 |
| Pricing transparency | 20% | 10.0/10 |
| Integration coverage | 20% | 6.7/10 |
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Quick verdict
Houzz Pro is best for Remodelers, builders, interior designers and architects who want design tools, estimates, project management and marketing on Houzz in one app. Pricing starts with a free tier. Trade fit of 8/10 or higher: General Contractors. 30-day free trial available.
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About Houzz Pro
Houzz Pro is business software for construction and design professionals from Houzz, the home remodeling and design platform founded by Adi Tatarko and Alon Cohen. Houzz launched Houzz Pro in April 2020 and added online takeoffs by acquiring ConX in December 2021. Houzz says Houzz Pro serves residential and commercial new construction and remodeling companies and interior design firms, and its site lists builders, remodelers, interior designers, architects and painters.
The planning tools include a 3D Floor Planner (which added elevations, annotations and AI-generated custom finishes in 2026), mood boards, a product clipper, selections, takeoffs, bid management and contracts. Financial tools cover estimates, proposals, change orders, invoices, online payments by credit card, debit card or ACH, budget management and financial reports. Project management includes schedules, daily logs, time tracking and a 24/7 client dashboard where clients see their documents. The iOS and Android app added AI call and meeting recording, video daily logs, message translation in 10 languages and an offline mode in June 2026.
Marketing is the part tied to Houzz itself. Houzz says more than 70 million homeowners and home design enthusiasts and more than 3 million professionals use Houzz. The Teams plan adds a Premium Profile, email marketing and a custom website, and targeted advertising packages on Houzz are sold separately starting at $499 a month.
The Free plan includes the 3D Floor Planner, estimates and invoicing. Design is $99 a month and Pro is $199 a month; each includes one user, with additional users at $50 per user per month. Teams starts at $399 a month with unlimited users and dedicated support. Paid plans start with a 30-day free trial, and Houzz's FAQ says the annual subscription begins when the trial ends unless you cancel; the pricing page does not show a month-to-month option. The integrations Houzz names are QuickBooks Online, calendar apps, Gmail and Zoom, with a Gusto integration in beta from the Pro plan up.
The trade-off: the marketing value depends on how much work you win through Houzz, and the lead tools cost extra (the Teams plan or paid advertising). Houzz Pro is built for project-based remodeling, building and design, not for dispatching technicians to service calls, and its named integration list is short, so check that it connects to the other tools you rely on.
Pricing
| Tier | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Free | Free | |
| Design | $99/mo | Lowest price in this table |
| Pro | $199/mo | |
| Teams | $399/mo | Highest price in this table |
Free plan: 3D Floor Planner, estimates and invoicing. Design $99 a month and Pro $199 a month, each with 1 user included and additional users at $50 per user per month; Teams from $399 a month with unlimited users. Advertising packages on Houzz from $499 a month, sold separately. Paid plans start with a 30-day free trial, and Houzz's FAQ says the annual subscription begins at the end of the trial unless you cancel; no month-to-month price is shown. Verified against houzz.com/houzz-pro/pricing 2026-09-29.
Houzz Pro has a free tier (15 of the 127 tools we list have one). The pricing note above lists what the free plan includes and its limits; check them against your team size and job volume before you plan around it. 30-day free trial.
Pricing verified 2026-09-29. Prices can change, so confirm them with Houzz Pro before purchasing.
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Key features
Integrations
Pros
- + Design tools built in
The 3D Floor Planner, mood boards, product clipper and selections let designers and remodelers show clients what they are buying without a separate design program.
- + Estimate to invoice in one place
Estimates, proposals, takeoffs (Pro and up), change orders, invoices and online payments by card or ACH run in the same system as the project.
- + Free plan, and unlimited users on Teams
The Free plan covers the 3D Floor Planner, estimates and invoicing. Teams (from $399 a month) includes unlimited users, which can cost less than adding $50 seats to Design or Pro once a team grows.
- + Client dashboard and permissions
The 24/7 client dashboard gives clients access to their project documents, and you control what team members and subcontractors can view or manage.
- + Marketing on Houzz
Teams adds a Premium Profile, email marketing and a custom website, and advertising packages on Houzz start at $499 a month for businesses that win work there.
- + Mobile app with AI tools
The iOS and Android app includes AI call and meeting recording, video daily logs, translation in 10 languages and an offline mode.
Cons
- − Trial rolls into an annual plan
Houzz's FAQ says the annual subscription begins at the end of the 30-day trial unless you cancel, and the pricing page shows no month-to-month option.
- − Lead tools cost extra
The Premium Profile and email marketing are only on Teams (from $399 a month), and advertising on Houzz is a separate package starting at $499 a month.
- − Seat fees on Design and Pro
Design and Pro include one user, and each extra user is $50 a month. At five users, Pro ($199 plus four extra users) reaches the $399 starting price of Teams.
- − Not for service dispatch
It is built for project-based remodeling, building and design, not for dispatching technicians to service calls.
- − Short integration list
Houzz names QuickBooks Online, calendar apps, Gmail, Zoom and a Gusto integration in beta. Businesses on other accounting systems should confirm fit before buying.
Implementation
Start on the Free plan or the 30-day trial of Design or Pro, and set a reminder before day 30, because the trial rolls into an annual subscription unless you cancel. Set up your company branding for proposals, estimates and invoices, connect QuickBooks Online, turn on online payments, and link your calendar, Gmail and Zoom. Build estimate templates for your common job types, invite team members and subcontractors with the permissions they need, and open the client dashboard on a first project. If Houzz leads matter to you, weigh the Teams plan's Premium Profile and any advertising package against the number of jobs you actually win through Houzz.
Best for / Watch out for
Best for
Remodelers, builders, interior designers and architects who want design tools, estimates, project management and marketing on Houzz in one app
Watch out for
Paid plans become an annual subscription after the 30-day trial; lead-generation tools sit on the Teams plan or in advertising sold separately; built for project-based work, not service-call dispatch; a short list of named integrations
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Frequently asked questions
How much does Houzz Pro cost?
There is a Free plan. Design is $99 a month and Pro is $199 a month, each with one user included and extra users at $50 per user per month. Teams starts at $399 a month with unlimited users. Advertising packages on Houzz start at $499 a month and are sold separately.
Does the free trial turn into a paid plan?
Yes. Houzz's FAQ says you can cancel anytime during the 30-day free trial, and that the annual subscription begins at the end of the trial.
Does Houzz Pro include leads from Houzz?
Not on every plan. The Teams plan includes a Premium Profile, email marketing and a custom website, and targeted advertising packages are sold separately from $499 a month.
What does Houzz Pro integrate with?
Houzz names QuickBooks Online, calendar apps, Gmail and Zoom, and lists a Gusto integration in beta on the Pro plan and up.
Is Houzz Pro a field service (FSM) tool?
No. It is built for project-based remodeling, construction and design work, with estimates, schedules, daily logs and client dashboards. Service trades that dispatch technicians to calls are better served by field service software.
Is there a mobile app?
Yes. Houzz Pro has apps for iOS and Android, with AI call and meeting recording, video daily logs, translations and an offline mode.
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