How much does the OpenHouse app cost?
A solo agent is $9.99/month or $79.99/year, bought through the App Store. A team is $20/seat/month, billed on the web. Every feature is included in both, with no add-ons and no per-lead fees.
Pricing
Every feature is in every plan. One agent pays a flat subscription; a team pays per seat and shares one pipeline. Your first month is free either way, and if you ever cancel, your leads remain readable and exportable. We don’t hold data hostage.
Solo agent
$9.99/month
or $79.99/year (save 33%)
First month free. Cancel anytime in the App Store.
Team
$20/seat/month
First month free. Billed on the web, cancel anytime.
Most free open house apps are funded by lender co-marketing: a lender appears on your listings and receives lead information when visitors opt into mortgage questions. That’s a legitimate, documented model, but it means your visitors are the product. We charge you directly instead, so nobody else has a claim on your sign-in list. Read our honest Curb Hero comparison before you decide, for plenty of agents, free is the right call.
And if you ever leave, exports don’t expire: leads stay exportable even if you cancel.
A solo agent is $9.99/month or $79.99/year, bought through the App Store. A team is $20/seat/month, billed on the web. Every feature is included in both, with no add-ons and no per-lead fees.
Solo is one agent working on their own device. The team plan adds a shared pool of events and leads, so a partnership or brokerage works from one pipeline instead of separate phones, plus roles for admins, agents, transaction coordinators, and view-only staff. Teams are billed per seat on the web rather than through the App Store.
Yes, on both plans, and it includes everything: unlimited events, unlimited leads, kiosk mode, exports, and the seller report. The solo trial is managed by Apple, so cancelling is one tap in your App Store settings. The team trial runs on the web and cancels from your team billing page.
Nothing is deleted and nothing is locked away. A lapsed subscription puts OpenHouse in read-only mode on either plan: you can still view every lead and export to CSV, PDF, or Contacts, but you cannot run new events until you resubscribe. On the solo plan your leads were on your own device the whole time anyway.
Free sign-in apps are paid for by someone, usually lenders who co-market on your listings and receive lead information when visitors opt into mortgage questions. OpenHouse charges you directly, so your visitor data has no other customer.