GuideUpdated August 1, 20265 min read

Houzz Pro pricing in 2026: every number we could actually verify

Houzz Pro lists Pro at $249/month after a 30-day trial, plus $60 per extra user. Here are its published price, advertising minimum and 12-month term, checked 2026-08-01.

By Idan Mann, founder of NYA

The short answer

Houzz Pro publishes its Pro plan at $249/month after a 30-day free trial, with one seat included and additional users at $60/user/month. A five-person team is $489/month before advertising, which starts at $499/month. Custom pricing is quote-only, and Houzz's trial page states a 12-month minimum contract.

All competitor prices on this page were taken from the vendor's own pricing page on August 1, 2026 and are linked at the bottom. Prices change — tell us if you spot one that has.

Third-party pages still quote Houzz Pro anywhere from $55 to $399 a month. Houzz's own US pricing page now gives a checkable answer for Pro: $249 a month after a 30-day free trial. We use that current first-party number and keep Custom marked quote-only.

Houzz now publishes Pro at $249/month. Custom still routes buyers to a demo, so do not treat Pro's price as a quote for the advanced tier. The page also lists $60/month for additional users and advertising from $499/month.

What Houzz Pro's own pages do state

ItemPublished priceWhere it appears
Pro subscription$249 / moAfter the 30-day free trial; 1 seat included
Additional user seats$60 / user / moPricing page comparison table
Custom subscriptionQuote-onlyPricing page routes to a demo
Advertising packageStarting at $499/moPricing page
Minimum contract length12 monthsFree-trial page
Fetched from houzz.com/houzz-pro/pricing and pro.houzz.com/for-pros/free-trial on 2026-08-01.

What the aggregators claim — and what can actually be checked

We rechecked the pages that rank for this query on 2026-08-01. Their older figures still disagree, while Houzz's current US page gives Pro a first-party $249 monthly price. The dated vendor page wins whenever an aggregator conflicts with it.

SourceWhat it claims Houzz Pro costsHow it qualifies the number
Capterra$399/mo, flat ratePresented as the starting price, no tier breakdown
GetApp$399/mo, flat rateIdentical figure — same Gartner Digital Markets listing
Software Advice$399/moThird Gartner property, same figure again
ITQlick$55/mo Starter, $100–$200 Standard, $250–$400 ProfessionalIts own page repeatedly labels these estimated
Older reviews still ranking (e.g. Forbes Advisor)$85 Starter, $199 mid-tier, $499 UltimateRate-card figures that appear nowhere on houzz.com today
Houzz's own pricing page$249/mo for ProCurrent first-party source; Custom quote-only
Vendor and third-party pages rechecked on 2026-08-01. The third-party rows are included to document price drift, not as sources for the current figure.

Why the numbers disagree

The conflict is a versioning problem. Houzz has changed its packaging over time, while aggregators keep old vendor feeds, estimates and retired tier names. Capterra, GetApp and Software Advice still show the same $399 flat-rate figure; ITQlick labels its wider ranges as estimates. Neither should override the $249 Pro price on Houzz's current page.

The current US facts are now concrete: Pro at $249 a month after the trial, $60 for each extra user, advertising from $499, and Custom by quote. Houzz's UK pricing page uses separate regional pricing, so do not convert or substitute it for the US rate.

The part that costs people the most money

Houzz Pro's own free-trial page reads: "Your Essential package will automatically continue after the end of your free trial if you don't cancel it. Minimum contract lengths are 12 months." Read that twice — the trial rolls into a year-long commitment unless you cancel first.

That single sentence is why so many of the complaints about Houzz Pro are about billing rather than the software. A free trial that converts into a twelve-month minimum is a very different product from a free trial you can walk away from.

The billing complaints are a pattern

On Capterra, Houzz Pro holds 4.3 out of 5 across 1,088 reviews — a perfectly respectable headline. What is striking is how specific the negative cluster is: it is almost entirely billing. Reviewers from early 2025 describe being walked through pricing in monthly terms on a sales call and then charged for the year — one construction-firm owner reports $5,750 billed annually after a free trial, another says he was told his only option was roughly $13,000 for the full year upfront.

they are not transparent when it comes to locking you into a 12 month contract
Verified Capterra review from a construction-firm owner, February 2025

Software Advice's review feed shows the same shape — one reviewer wrote that Houzz "still charged me a contract we didn't sign." These are individual accounts, not adjudicated findings. But notice what they have in common: monthly framing at the point of sale, automatic continuation, and a 12-month minimum — the exact mechanics Houzz prints on its own trial page. A published monthly rate still needs to be read alongside the annual commitment.

What a five-person studio actually pays

Pro includes one seat at $249 a month. Every user after the first adds $60, so a five-person team pays $489 a month or $5,868 a year before advertising: $249 + four $60 seat add-ons.

Software1 seat3 seats5 seatsBilling model
NYA$49$129$129Flat per firm
DesignFiles (Full Service)$75$135$195$75 + $30/user
Programa (Pro, annual)$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 Pro$249$369$489$249 + $60/user
Monthly cost in USD, computed from each vendor's published rate. Programa figures are its annual-billing rate (month-to-month it is $89 + $39/seat), and its page shows a bare $ with no stated currency. Houzz Pro publishes Pro at $249/mo after its 30-day trial, with one seat included and additional users at $60/mo; Custom remains quote-only.

How NYA compares

We publish our prices, we charge per firm rather than per seat, and the trial is 7 days with no contract and one-click cancellation. A five-person studio pays $129 a month, flat. That is the whole pitch — you can check it against the table above without talking to a salesperson.

Common questions

How much does Houzz Pro cost per month?
Houzz Pro is $249 per month after a 30-day free trial for Pro, with one seat included. Additional users are $60 per user per month, advertising starts at $499 per month, and Custom remains quote-only. Figures checked on Houzz's own pages on 2026-08-01.
Does Houzz Pro require a contract?
Yes. Houzz Pro's free-trial page states that minimum contract lengths are 12 months, and that your package automatically continues after the trial ends unless you cancel.
Does Houzz Pro charge per user?
Yes. Its pricing page lists additional users at $60 per user per month, with one seat included on the Pro tier.
How much does Houzz Pro cost in the UK?
Unlike the US site, Houzz's UK pricing page publishes a figure: the Pro plan is £139 per month after a 30-day free trial, with additional users at £47 per user per month on Pro (£59 on Custom) and advertising from £119 per month, checked on 2026-07-30. The Custom tier is quote-gated in the UK as well.
Is there a free version of Houzz Pro?
Yes. Houzz's pricing page links to free basic tools, and a free Houzz business profile with a directory listing exists independently of a Pro subscription. Pro is published at $249/month after the trial; Custom is quote-only.

Sources

  1. Houzz Pro pricing page
  2. Houzz Pro free trial page
  3. Verified Capterra review from a construction-firm owner

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