ComparisonUpdated July 29, 2026

Ivy is closed to new members — where interior designers are going instead

Ivy's pricing page now redirects to Houzz Pro and migration is one-way. The realistic alternatives, with published prices checked 2026-07-29.

All competitor prices on this page were taken from the vendor's own pricing page on July 29, 2026 and are linked at the bottom. Prices change — tell us if you spot one that has.

Ivy is no longer taking new members, and its pricing URL now redirects to Houzz Pro. If you are an existing Ivy user, the important detail is that moving to Houzz Pro is described as one-way — you cannot go back.

Before accepting any migration offer, export your data first. A one-way move is exactly the moment to have your own copy of client records, invoices and project files.

The alternatives

Software1 seat3 seats5 seatsBilling model
NYA Pro$49$129$129Flat per firm
DesignFiles (Full Service)$75$135$195$75 + $30/user
Programa (Pro)$71$133$195$71 + $31/seat
Studio Designer (Essentials, annual)$69$207$345Per user
Studio Designer (Premier, annual)$109$327$545Per user
Gather (Spec Pro)$199$277$355$199 + $39/seat
Houzz ProNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedBase + $60/user
Monthly cost in USD, computed from each vendor's published rate. Houzz Pro does not publish a subscription price for any paid tier, so only its $60/user/mo seat add-on can be stated.

If the appeal of Ivy was that it was built for small design businesses rather than construction firms, the flat-priced options are the closest in spirit. NYA Pro is $49 solo and $129 for up to five seats, with published pricing and no minimum term.

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