How we verify pricing

The pages that rank for questions like “how much does Houzz Pro cost” contradict each other, sometimes by hundreds of dollars a month. We publish pricing research anyway — we sell a competing product, and you should read everything here knowing that — so the only way to be trustworthy is to make every number checkable. This page is the process.

The rules

1. Primary sources only.Every competitor price is taken from the vendor's own pricing page — never from an aggregator, a review site or another blog. If the vendor does not publish a number, we say “not published” rather than repeating a second-hand figure.
2. Every price is dated. Each article states the date its prices were fetched, visibly, near the top. An undated price is a rumor.
3. Every source is linked. The pricing pages we fetched are listed at the bottom of each article so you can check them yourself.
4. Automatic re-checking.A weekly automated job re-fetches every claim against the vendor's live page. When a price drifts from what we published, it opens an internal issue and the article gets corrected and re-dated — not silently edited.
5. Honesty about fit. Where a competitor is genuinely the better choice — Studio Designer if you need double-entry accounting, Houzz if you want lead generation — the article says so explicitly.

Corrections

If you find a price on this site that no longer matches the vendor's own page, tell us and we will fix it and update the verification date. Write to hello@nyainteriors.com.

Citing this research

You are welcome to cite any figure from our research with a link to the article. Each article's stated verification date is the date to attribute.