Naibrly ResearchLast checked Source figures July 2026
Short answer
Naibrly is not business software. It is a place local jobs come from, on the days you say you are available, with the charge attached to finished work. If what you need is more booked work rather than better paperwork, that is the difference.
Houzz payments carry a published fee of at least 5% of the job, so at least $5 on a $100 job, and advertising or a Houzz Pro subscription is charged separately on top of it (checked July 2026). That makes the two hard to compare as single rates, which is why this page compares what each one is for instead.
Estimated, varies by market and category, based on publicly available information, checked July 2026
Houzz has two separate things a pro can pay for. Payments taken through the platform carry a published fee of at least 5% of the job, so at least $5 on a $100 job (checked July 2026). Advertising and a Houzz Pro subscription are priced on their own and are not included in that figure.
Because the published figure is a floor rather than a rate, a single all-in Houzz percentage is not a number that exists. What a pro actually spends is driven mostly by the advertising and subscription side, and that side is bought before any work is booked.
Estimated, varies by market and category, based on publicly available information, checked July 2026
Both platforms bill on finished work, so this is the cleanest comparison on the site: one $100 job, and where the money goes. Houzz takes a published at least 5% of it (checked July 2026). Naibrly Core is 5% plus the $15 monthly plan, which comes to $5.75 a job at 20 jobs a month. The Houzz figure is a floor rather than a rate, so the bar below is drawn open at its end: the real share can run past it.
Where a $100 job goes
Houzz
at least $5 to the platform, at most $95 to you
Naibrly Core
$5.75 to the platform, $94.25 to you
There is no single volume at which one becomes cheaper. The Houzz figure covers payments only and is a minimum rather than a rate, with advertising and subscription costs charged separately, so the two do not reduce to comparable percentages.
| Measure | Houzz | Naibrly |
|---|---|---|
| What triggers a charge | A completed job | A completed, paid job |
| Share of the job (published) | at least 5% | about 5.75% at 20 jobs a month |
| Cost of one $100 job | at least $5 | $5.75 |
| Left from that $100 job | at most $95 | $94.25 |
| Charged on a job you do not win | No | No |
Published by the platform, not an estimate. Terms can change, checked July 2026
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One charge, triggered by finished work. Naibrly does not try to replace an estimating and invoicing suite. It fills the days you said you were free.
$15 a month
plus just 5% when the job is done
First 30 days free
Includes NOW, Nearby, Bundles and Booked. No lead fees, no spending minimums, no contract.
$5 a month
plus 10% when the job is done
A lighter start for on-demand work in your area. Includes NOW. Nearby, Bundles and Booked are Core features.
The fee is smaller because the work is denser. Naibrly concentrates real local bookings rather than selling the same opportunity repeatedly, and that is what turns one job into more work close by.
Jobs on the days you said you were free
Availability
You set the days and the service area. Work arrives inside them rather than as an inbox to sort through.
More jobs near the ones you already have
Nearby
Already working in the neighborhood? Pick up another close job before you pack up.
An empty slot filled the same day
NOW
A cancellation can be backfilled with work that is already close by.
Customers who come back to you
Booked
Customers favorite your company and rebook it directly. The relationship is yours.
Yes, and for most pros that is the practical answer rather than switching everything at once. Naibrly is live in Phoenix and expanding, so Houzz still reaches homeowners we cannot reach for you yet. Here is how the two fit together.
Where Naibrly is live
Naibrly is building neighborhood by neighborhood, starting in Phoenix, so pros there get the routes and the repeat customers first. See what is live in Phoenix
As of July 2026, payments taken through Houzz carry a published fee of at least 5% of the job, so at least $5 on a $100 job, with advertising and Houzz Pro subscription costs charged separately on top of that. The figure is a floor rather than a flat rate, so there is no single all-in Houzz percentage to compare against. What a pro spends is driven mostly by the advertising and subscription side, which is paid whether or not any work is booked.
As of July 26, 2026, no: Naibrly is a marketplace with a published rate of 5% of each completed job plus $15 a month on Core, and it does not try to match the estimating and invoicing depth of Houzz Pro's software. The two answer different questions. Houzz Pro is where a remodeler runs the business; Naibrly is where local jobs come from on the days you are free.
As of July 26, 2026, work on Naibrly comes from homeowners booking directly in your service area on the days you set, with Core charging 5% of the completed job rather than anything for the opportunity. Nearby surfaces jobs close to work already on your schedule, and NOW can backfill a cancellation the same day.
As of July 26, 2026, no: Naibrly sells no advertising products and has no spending minimums, and the only provider charge on Core is 5% of each completed job plus $15 a month. Nothing is bought before the work exists, so a quote you send and do not win costs you nothing.
As of July 26, 2026, yes: Naibrly Core is a published 5% of each completed job plus $15 a month with no contract, so it can run alongside a Houzz Pro subscription without changing how you estimate or invoice. Keep the software where it is and let Naibrly carry the closer, smaller jobs that fill the gaps between projects.
Set your service area, choose the days you work, and keep the customers you earn.
No lead fees, no spending minimums, cancel anytime.
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All Houzz figures on this page are based on publicly available information, checked July 2026. Pricing is U.S. focused. This platform publishes its rate, so the figure above is not an estimate. Published terms can change at any time. The Houzz figure above is a published floor for payments taken through the platform, not an all-in rate, and it excludes advertising and subscription costs. Treat it as a minimum rather than as what a pro actually spends.
Platforms can change prices, credits, required fees, membership terms and provider payouts at any time. Before relying on a comparison, verify the current quote for your city and service category. Naibrly is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Houzz. Platform names are used only to identify the services being compared.