angi Review, Pricing & Features

Angi (formerly Angie's List) connects homeowners with rated local contractors for free, and helps service pros advertise and generate leads. See features,…

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Marketing
Pricing
Free for homeowners; paid advertising/lead-generation plans for service professionals (pricing not publicly disclosed)
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Last updated
August 7, 2026
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Angi is a home services marketplace and directory that helps homeowners find, compare, and hire local professionals for maintenance, repair, and improvement projects such as electrical work, roofing, tree trimming, and insulation. Consumers can browse ratings and reviews from other homeowners, request quotes, and book service for free. On the other side of the marketplace, Angi gives service professionals a way to reach homeowners in their area, build a business profile, collect reviews, and generate leads through its "largest homeowner network," as the site describes it. Originally launched as Angie's List, a subscription-based contractor review service, the company rebranded to Angi and shifted to a free, ad-supported model for consumers while pros pay to advertise and receive leads. Angi operates as part of Angi Inc., a publicly traded home services company.

Key Features

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Free for homeowners to browse pros, read reviews, and request quotes
  • Large network of local, rated home service professionals across many trade categories
  • Reviews and grades from real neighbors help homeowners vet contractors before hiring
  • Covers a wide range of home service categories, from electrical and roofing to tree trimming and insulation
  • Established, well-known brand with a long operating history (formerly Angie's List)

Cons

  • Pricing for pro advertising/lead-generation plans is not published on the site, requiring sign-up to learn costs
  • As a marketplace, service quality depends on the individual local pro rather than Angi itself
  • Pros must pay to be visible/generate leads, which can be a barrier for smaller contractors
  • Consumers may receive outreach or quote requests from multiple pros after submitting a project

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