The Houzz Credit Card Shares Rewards for Shopping from Home Brands
Laura McQuarrie — August 8, 2019 — Art & Design
References: houzz & businesswire
Home remodeling and design platform Houzz recently introduced the Houzz Credit Card, its first-ever private-label credit card, and a co-branded Houzz Mastercard. With these credit cards, cardholders have the opportunity to get rewarded for shopping for design and home goods.
The credit cards will be particularly appealing to those who are involved in home renovation and design projects, as Houzz Credit Card shoppers have access to special financing options and Houzz Reward Dollars. While the Houzz Credit Card lets consumers make purchases exclusively on the Houzz platform, the Houzz Mastercard offers even more flexibility and rewards shoppers for purchases made on and off of the platform.
Both of these new credit cards offer perks like a $50 welcome reward, no annual fees, as well as 5% back in Houzz Rewards to incentivize shopping on Houzz.
The credit cards will be particularly appealing to those who are involved in home renovation and design projects, as Houzz Credit Card shoppers have access to special financing options and Houzz Reward Dollars. While the Houzz Credit Card lets consumers make purchases exclusively on the Houzz platform, the Houzz Mastercard offers even more flexibility and rewards shoppers for purchases made on and off of the platform.
Both of these new credit cards offer perks like a $50 welcome reward, no annual fees, as well as 5% back in Houzz Rewards to incentivize shopping on Houzz.
Trend Themes
1. Private-label Credit Cards - The introduction of Houzz's private-label credit cards creates an opportunity for other home improvement brands to develop their own credit card programs, providing customers with specialized financing and rewards.
2. Co-branded Credit Cards - The co-branded Houzz Mastercard demonstrates the potential for partnerships between online platforms and financial institutions, presenting an opportunity for other e-commerce companies to collaborate with credit card providers.
3. Specialized Rewards for Home Goods - The inclusion of specialized rewards for shopping for design and home goods on the Houzz Credit Card highlights the potential for other retailers to offer targeted rewards programs to customers with specific interests or preferences.
Industry Implications
1. Home Improvement Retail - Home improvement retailers can explore the implementation of private-label credit cards to enhance customer loyalty and incentivize purchases within their own platforms.
2. E-commerce - E-commerce companies can consider co-branded credit card partnerships as a means to increase customer engagement and provide additional benefits for off-platform purchases.
3. Financial Services - Financial service providers can tap into the trend of specialized rewards for specific product categories, offering credit card programs catered to the needs and interests of different consumer segments.
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