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Houzz Pro

Project, estimating and client-facing software for contractors and designers

By Amine from KitFinch Prices verified Oct 5, 2026How we pick

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Overview

Houzz Pro is business software for builders, remodelers, designers and painters. It combines takeoffs, estimates, proposals, contracts, scheduling, a client dashboard, invoicing and online payments with marketing tools such as a custom website and lead generation. It is built for project work, not same-day service calls, and its plan prices are not public.

Pros and cons

What we like

  • Takeoffs, estimates, proposals, change orders and invoices live in one product
  • Client and subcontractor dashboards for project communication
  • Includes marketing tools: custom website, email marketing and lead generation

Watch out for

  • Aimed at remodeling, construction and design work rather than same-day service calls
  • Plan prices are not visible on the public pages we could reach

Pricing at a glance

Full pricing
  • Design

    $99/mo

     

    Last verified 33 days ago
  • Pro

    $199/mo

     

    Last verified 33 days ago
  • Teams

    $399/mo

     

    Last verified 33 days ago

Our full review

In short

Houzz Pro is all-in-one software for contractors and design professionals. Its feature menu groups planning tools (3D floor plans, takeoffs, contracts, bid management, selections, CRM), project management (schedule, tasks, daily logs, time tracking, client and subcontractor dashboards), a financial suite (estimates, proposals, change orders, invoices, online payments, QuickBooks integration) and marketing (custom website, email marketing, lead generation).

Is Houzz Pro worth it for a contractor?

Houzz Pro is worth considering when your jobs run for weeks and involve selections, change orders and a homeowner who needs to approve things. It names builders, remodelers, interior designers, architects and painters as its audience.

If your work is repair calls dispatched the same day, see Housecall Pro, Jobber or Service Fusion, which are built around technician dispatch.

What is the difference between Houzz and Houzz Pro?

Houzz Pro is the business software for contractors and design professionals. It also includes a premium profile, targeted advertising and lead generation that connect you with homeowners searching for services, so the software doubles as a source of leads.

How does estimating and invoicing work?

An estimate is built from line items for materials, labor and costs with automatic calculation, from templates, or from reusable assemblies. Houzz Pro says clients view, approve and sign estimates in their client dashboard, and approved estimates can become project schedules or invoices.

Invoices are paid online with a Pay Now option, with cards, bank transfer, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Tap to Pay and QR codes listed.

What does the client dashboard do?

The client dashboard is a single portal where a homeowner can message you, share files and photos, view the schedule and daily logs, review estimates, proposals and change orders, approve with a digital signature, and pay invoices. You control which sections the client sees and can brand it with your logo.

How do the leads work?

Houzz Pro lead generation matches homeowners searching by location, project type and services with professionals, and uses a subscription model instead of pay-per-lead. Imported or incoming leads sit in a CRM pipeline you can sort by project type, tags and source.

Criterion Houzz Pro Field service tools (e.g. Jobber, Housecall Pro)
Typical job Remodel, build, design project Service call, repair, maintenance visit
Client collaboration Dashboard with approvals, selections, daily logs Quotes, reminders, invoices
Estimating Takeoffs, line items, assemblies Quotes from a price book
Lead source Houzz profile and lead generation You bring your own leads

Who it's for

Houzz Pro fits a remodeling or construction company, a design-build firm or a painting contractor that wants one system from takeoff to final payment, and that values a branded client portal and a subcontractor dashboard.

Who should look elsewhere

Look elsewhere if you dispatch technicians to same-day calls, sell recurring maintenance visits or need route-based scheduling. Look elsewhere if you want published plan prices before a sales conversation, since the pages we could reach show a trial button, a demo option and a sales phone line rather than amounts.

Limits to know

We could not load the vendor's dedicated pricing page, so we cannot confirm plan names, tiers or what each includes. Lead access is subscription-based, so check the terms for how many leads and which service areas are covered. The page for roofing contractors specifically was not part of what we reviewed; roofers should confirm the fit in a demo.

What to check on pricing

Ask which plan includes the features you need, what the lead generation subscription costs on top, and what the payment processing fees and payout speeds are. Our pricing table shows "vendor site" for Houzz Pro because we have no verified, publicly displayed amount. See /tools/houzz-pro/pricing.

Alternatives and when they fit

  • Buildertrend if you want project management software for construction, roofing and remodeling jobs.
  • Tradify if you want job management, quoting and invoicing for a trade business without the project and design tools.
  • Jobber if your work is repeat service visits with simple quoting and invoicing.
  • Housecall Pro if you want dispatch and a technician app for service calls.

How we reviewed it

We read Houzz Pro's overview page and its pages on estimates, the client dashboard, online payments, lead generation and construction software. We could not reach the pricing page, so we make no pricing claim. We did not use review sites or customer testimonials.

Frequently asked questions

How much does Houzz Pro cost?
The cheapest plan we have verified is Design at $99 per month. Last verified 33 days ago, from Houzz Pro's own pricing page.
What is Houzz Pro used for?
Houzz Pro covers estimates & quotes, invoicing & payments, CRM & customer records, scheduling & dispatch and website. Project, estimating and client-facing software for contractors and designers
Is Houzz Pro worth it?
It is worth a look if you run multi-week projects such as remodels, builds or design jobs and want estimates, contracts, change orders, client approvals and invoices in one place, plus lead generation. It is a weaker fit for a repair or maintenance business dispatching same-day calls, where a field service tool is built for the job.
What is the difference between Houzz and Houzz Pro?
Houzz Pro is the business software side of the company: estimating, project management, a client dashboard, invoicing, payments and marketing tools for contractors and design professionals. It also includes a premium profile and lead generation, which connect professionals with homeowners looking for services.
Is there a free version of Houzz Pro?
The pages we reviewed offer a free trial, shown as a start-free-trial button, rather than a permanent free plan. They do not publish plan prices, and they point to a demo and a sales phone line. Confirm the trial length and what it includes on the vendor site before you build your workflow in it.
How do Houzz Pro leads work?
Houzz Pro says homeowners find professionals through search by location, project type and services, and the platform delivers leads matched to your services, service area and budget preferences. It uses a subscription model rather than pay-per-lead pricing. Leads then move through a CRM pipeline with stages such as new, contacted, meeting, proposal and won.
How do customers pay a contractor through Houzz Pro?
Clients pay from a Pay Now option on invoices, estimates and proposals. Accepted methods listed by Houzz Pro include credit and debit cards, bank transfer, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Tap to Pay and QR code payments, and payments sync with QuickBooks Online. Check the vendor's fee and payout terms before you rely on it.
Can Houzz Pro build estimates with AI?
Houzz Pro says its estimating tool can generate an edit-ready estimate from a voice or text prompt, and it also offers templates and reusable assemblies that bundle materials and labor. Clients can view, approve and sign estimates through their client dashboard, and approved estimates convert to schedules or invoices.

Sources we checked

Every feature and policy on this page comes from these vendor or government pages, last checked Oct 5, 2026. See how we review.

  1. pro.houzz.com — pro.houzz.com/for-pros
  2. pro.houzz.com — pro.houzz.com/for-pros/software-construction
  3. pro.houzz.com — pro.houzz.com/for-pros/feature-estimates
  4. pro.houzz.com — pro.houzz.com/for-pros/feature-online-payment
  5. pro.houzz.com — pro.houzz.com/for-pros/feature-client-dashboards
  6. pro.houzz.com — pro.houzz.com/for-pros/feature-lead-generation

Cite this page

Amine from KitFinch. “Houzz Pro Review for Contractors and Remodelers.” Kitfinch, updated Oct 5, 2026. https://kitfinch.com/tools/houzz-pro

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