Angi shares rose 9% after announcing the launch of its app within ChatGPT, enabling homeowners to connect directly with service professionals through the AI chatbot. The company positioned itself as one of the first home services marketplaces to offer a complete AI-guided hiring journey. Angi reported that users of its AI Helper tool were three times more likely to request quotes and 25% more likely to report successful project completion, suggesting the ChatGPT integration could significantly boost customer engagement. The shares closed at $8.98. The stock has experienced considerable volatility, with 27 moves greater than 5% over the past year. Angi is down 29% year-to-date and trading 52.5% below its 52-week high of $18.90 from August 2025.

Angi has launched an app in ChatGPT, enabling homeowners to move from asking home improvement questions to connecting directly with service professionals. The company is among the first home services marketplaces to offer an end-to-end AI-guided hiring journey. Through the ChatGPT app, homeowners receive project guidance and localised professional recommendations. When they click a recommendation or request a quote, they're directed to Angi's AI Helper, which translates descriptions into clear service requests and guides users through the hiring process. Data shows AI Helper users are three times more likely to request quotes than traditional browsing users, whilst those starting projects with AI Helper are 25% more likely to report successful completion. The launch follows Angi's introduction of AI Helper in June 2025.