Wondering if Home Depot’s Pro Xtra program is only for contractors? The truth is, DIYers can join too — and for bigger projects, the perks can really add up.

The real decision isn’t “should I join?” so much as “will I use the perks enough to see value?” Below, we’ll break down when Pro Xtra delivers solid savings for DIYers—and when regular shopping is perfectly fine.

Tip: For extra savings on eligible purchases, take a quick look at Groupon’s Home Depot discount codes before you buy.

Save Up to 20% on Paint with Tiered Rewards

This is where Pro Xtra really shines for DIYers. The Paint Rewards program offers escalating discounts based on your annual spending:

• 10% off when you spend $2,000
• 15% off at $4,000
• 20% off once you hit $7,500

These discounts apply to paints, stains, and primers, covering most of what you'll need for interior and exterior projects.

Let's put this in perspective: if you're painting your entire home's interior, you could easily hit that $2,000 threshold and start saving 10% on every gallon. For a whole-house exterior paint job, reaching the $4,000 mark (and that 15% discount) becomes realistic. The math works especially well for DIYers who tackle multiple paint projects throughout the year—each purchase builds toward the next discount tier.

When Paint Rewards Make the Most Sense

The sweet spot for paint rewards is when you're planning projects that involve significant square footage. Think full room makeovers, exterior siding, or multi-room renovations where you're buying paint by the case rather than the gallon. Even if you don't hit the higher tiers in year one, your spending carries forward, setting you up for better savings on future projects.

Unlock Bulk Pricing on Orders Over $1,500

Pro Xtra members can access personalized pricing and volume discounts on orders of $1,500 or more. This bulk pricing isn't just about buying more of the same item—it applies to your total cart when you're purchasing materials for larger projects. Whether you're renovating a kitchen, finishing a basement, or building a deck, those material costs add up quickly.

Beyond the bulk pricing, you'll also earn Pro Xtra Perks points on your purchases, which can be redeemed for tool rentals or merchandise. This creates a nice cycle where your big material purchases help offset the cost of renting specialized tools you might need for the project.

Making Bulk Orders Work for DIYers

The trick is planning your purchases strategically. Instead of making multiple trips for different phases of a project, consolidate your material orders when possible. Buy your lumber, hardware, and finishing materials together to hit that $1,500 threshold. You'll save on both pricing and trips to the store.

If you're planning a big project, check out our guide on how to stack discounts at Home Depot, so you can land the best price every time. 

Track Every Purchase for Up to Two Years

Pro Xtra logs your purchases for up to two years and lets you sort them by job, date, or location. That makes it easy to pull receipts for warranties, insurance, or to repeat a project that went well.

You also get access to online tools—like a quote tool for special orders—and a detailed purchase history to keep bigger projects organized. If you tackle multiple DIY jobs (or help friends and family), those tools can save time and headaches.

Using a Home Depot Commercial Credit Card adds flexibility too: eligible returns can be extended for up to one year, which helps if plans change or you buy more than you need. We've covered everything you need to know in our handy Home Depot credit card guide.

When Pro Xtra Makes Sense for DIYers

Pro Xtra delivers the most value for dedicated DIYers undertaking large projects like full home renovations. If you're planning a kitchen remodel, bathroom renovation, or major landscaping project, the combination of bulk pricing, paint rewards, and purchase tracking can add up to significant savings.

Paint-heavy projects are particularly well-suited to the program since you can hit reward thresholds faster and see immediate percentage savings. Projects involving multiple material categories also benefit from the bulk pricing structure.

If you're only picking up the odd tool or handling minor repairs, Pro Xtra's benefits probably won't make a big dent in your costs. You might get better value by renting what you need—start with our rent vs. buy tools guide to compare the numbers.

How Pro Xtra Stacks Up Against Other Programs

Compared to other home improvement loyalty programs, Pro Xtra's biggest advantage is that it's completely free to join with immediate benefits. You're not paying annual fees or meeting minimum spending requirements just to access the program.

The program also includes some unique tools, like the HOVER app for 3D modeling and accurate exterior measurements. There's even a Text2Confirm feature that allows account holders to authorize employee purchases via text message, which can be handy if you're coordinating with contractors or family members. 

1. Pro Xtra Loyalty Program — The Home Depot
2. Pro Xtra Terms & Conditions — The Home Depot
3. Pro Xtra Preferred Pricing — The Home Depot
4. Pro Paint Services & Rewards — The Home Depot
5. Pro Frequently Asked Questions — The Home Depot