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Roger vs Angi
Angi sends a homeowner's request to several pros who each pay for the lead. Roger sends it to one pro and books the time.
| Topic | Roger | Angi |
|---|---|---|
| Who hears about your job | Roger:One pro, picked by Roger. Nobody else gets your details. | Angi:Angi says a request may be matched with up to five pros, depending on the lead type and area. |
| How pros pay | Roger:Pros pay a fee only when a job closes, or a flat monthly plan. No per-lead fees. | Angi:Mostly per lead, whether or not the pro wins the job. Prices vary by job type, location and demand. |
| What you end up with | Roger:A booked time, confirmed in the app. | Angi:Calls and messages from the matched pros, then you pick one. |
| Fee to the homeowner | Roger:None. Card held at booking, charged after the job. | Angi:Free to request. You pay the pro you hire. |
| If the pro doesn't show | Roger:If your pro doesn't show, Roger books another pro for free. | Angi:Depends on the pro and Angi's own policies. |
| Size | Roger:Newer and smaller. Bookable where a verified pro is live; many trades are coming soon in many areas. | Angi:A large, established network across the US. |
The fair version
Angi has far more pros than Roger today. If you want several quotes to compare, Angi is built for that. If you want one pro booked without the calls, that's what Roger does.
Sources (checked 11/11/2026)
- Housecall Pro: Thumbtack vs. Angi (pricing and lead sharing, checked 10/2026)
- Housecall Pro: What is Angi and how does it work
Roger is not affiliated with Angi. Angi is a trademark of its owner. Other comparisons: Roger vs Thumbtack, Roger vs HomeAdvisor.
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