Yglu vs Angi

Angi rents you shared leads you compete for. Yglu gives you a website and marketing engine that generate leads that are yours, plus the platform to run every job.

Side by side

Every capability, compared.

Angi: A pay per lead marketplace, formerly Angie's List. Yglu: one owned platform for the website, marketing, pipeline, projects, and finances at a flat price.

Capability	Yglu	Angi
Owns your website and marketing	YesYes	NoNo
Leads and sales pipeline included	YesYes	NoNo
Project management, selections, draws	YesYes	NoNo
Homeowner portal	YesYes	NoNo
Budgets, invoices, draws in one system	YesYes	NoNo
You own your data, fully portable	YesYes	NoNo
No lock in	YesYes	NoNo
Per seat pricing	NoNo	NoNo
Setup or onboarding fee	NoNo	YesYes
Pricing	Flat $2,000 / mo	Per lead, shared

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Marks reflect scope, not quality. Angi is good at what it was built for.

Where Angi is strong

High homeowner traffic and brand recognition
Immediate lead volume without building an audience first

Where Yglu fills the gap

Leads are shared, you compete with several other pros for each one
No software to run your business, and no website you own
You pay per lead forever, the moment you stop paying the leads stop

Proof, not talk

Matt Noss Construction runs on Yglu.

Work has been featured in the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal — coverage that is uncommon for a regional custom home builder and that the firm cites as evidence the work stands on its own outside East Tennessee.

How migration works: one discovery visit, about 8 hours of live sessions, and your build is on Yglu. See /process →

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