HomeAdvisor Rating Calculator
Enter your current HomeAdvisor rating, review count, and target rating to see how many new 5-star reviews it takes to get there.
New HomeAdvisor reviews needed to go from 3.8★ to 4.5★
This platform uses a weighted rating calculation, not a simple average — treat this number as a rough estimate, not an exact target.
HomeAdvisor's rating isn’t a simple average — treat this as a directional estimate. See how HomeAdvisor's rating actually works or HomeAdvisor review management.
What actually shapes a HomeAdvisor/Angi rating
HomeAdvisor and Angi are the same company under the hood. Angie’s List and HomeAdvisor merged in 2017 to form ANGI Homeservices, and the 2021 rebrand folded HomeAdvisor’s pro program into “Angi Leads” — pro accounts, billing, review guidelines, and dispute handling all run through Angi’s shared backend, even though homeadvisor.com still exists as its own consumer-facing site. A pro’s rating and reviews live in that shared system, not in two separate silos.
Reviews aren’t just a single overall star — homeowners rate on a 1–5 star overall scale plus separate category ratings for Quality, Customer Service, and Value for Money, alongside written comments. Neither company publishes the exact formula behind the average that displays on a profile, so treat any published average as directionally accurate rather than something you can reverse-engineer review by review.
- Multi-part scoring — an overall 1–5 star rating plus separate category ratings for Quality, Customer Service, and Value for Money, not one blended number.
- A published eligibility floor — pros need a minimum average rating (raised from 3.0 to 3.5 stars) to keep receiving leads and retain advertising status; the exact averaging formula behind that number isn’t disclosed.
- Badge thresholds — Angi Approved requires a 3.0+ average; the Super Service Award requires a 4.5+ average plus at least 3 new reviews during the qualifying period.
- Complaint holds — when a consumer files a complaint, the rating is held pending (not yet public) while Angi works with the pro toward resolution; a successful resolution discards the original review and lets the consumer leave an updated one.
- Screening before posting — Angi checks feedback with a mix of proprietary tooling and manual review before it goes live, and requires reviewers to confirm they weren’t compensated and aren’t affiliated with or competing against the business.
Frequently asked questions
How accurate is this calculator for HomeAdvisor?
HomeAdvisor's rating isn't a simple average — it factors in things beyond raw review count, so treat the number here as a directional estimate rather than an exact target. See "What actually shapes a HomeAdvisor/Angi rating" below for what actually moves it.
Does review volume alone move my HomeAdvisor rating?
Multi-part scoring — an overall 1–5 star rating plus separate category ratings for Quality, Customer Service, and Value for Money, not one blended number.
Where can I see more on how HomeAdvisor's rating works?
See our full breakdown of HomeAdvisor's rating mechanics, or go straight to HomeAdvisor review management if you'd rather have this handled for you.