Pricing
The scan, your season and every tool on this site are free. The Full Color Report is $19, one time, with no subscription.
What’s free, and what the report adds
You don’t need the report to find your season. The scan gives you your season, a runner-up, your readings, six colors and one to avoid, free, and it stays free.
| What you get | Free | Report, $19 |
|---|---|---|
| Your season, with a runner-up | Not included | |
| Undertone, value and contrast readings | Not included | |
| Six of your colors and one to avoid | Not included | |
| Your season on your own portrait, with every season's palette to compare | Not included | |
| Lipstick, hair and metal try-ons | Not included | |
| Undertone, skin tone, foundation, vein and gold or silver tests | Not included | |
| Every season's palette, with hex codes | Not included | |
| A share card for your result | Not included | |
| Fifteen AI pictures of you: 3 best colors beside 3 worst, your lead color, 3 hair colors, day and evening makeup, 2 outfits, and glasses with jewelry | Not included | |
| What we measured on your face: undertone, depth, clarity and contrast, and how close your second season was | Not included | |
| Your full palette of about 40 named colors, with hex codes and how to use each group | Not included | |
| Your colors to avoid, why, and how to wear them away from your face | Not included | |
| Makeup from foundation to nails: lips, blush, eyeshadow, liner and brows, with a day and an evening look | Not included | |
| Hair colors to choose and to skip, and what to say to your colorist | Not included | |
| Metals, jewelry, glasses frames and leathers in your colors | Not included | |
| Your contrast level, your white and your black, suit and coat colors, prints, fabrics and denim | Not included | |
| A capsule wardrobe as outfit formulas, every piece in your colors | Not included | |
| A shopping guide: the color names to search for and the label words to skip | Not included | |
| The "Does this suit me?" checker for anything you might buy | Not included | |
| Your second season, and when to borrow from it | Not included | |
| A PDF of the whole report, a swatch card, a phone wallpaper and a share card, saved to your account | Not included |
The sample report shows the main parts of the right-hand column, on a fictional example person.
How much is the report?
$19, once. That’s the whole price: there’s no trial that turns into a plan and nothing that renews.
Is it a subscription?
No. Some color analysis apps do work that way. The terms of color-analysis.app, as we read them on November 4, 2026, list $1.00 for the first 7 days, then a plan such as $14.99 a month, and say that all subscriptions auto-renew until canceled.
How does it compare with an in-person session?
An in-person color analysis costs about $200 to $600. One cost guide lists $200 to $600 with a trained analyst in person and $100 to $300 for a virtual session. Sterling Style Academy, which sells sessions, puts its own in New York at $200 to $600. Our guide to the cost goes through what changes the price.
That money buys something a report can’t. A session at House of Colour is always done in person, in natural daylight, with precision-dyed fabric, and you take home a color fan. If you want a trained eye and real cloth in real light, that’s the better way, and it’s worth what it costs. The report is for when you want your colors on your own face, on your phone, at a tenth of the price or less.
Sources
Full Color Report
$19one time. No subscription.
An in-person color analysis costs about $200 to $600. See a cost guide
Full Color Report
Bright Winter
Personal palette
Metals
Silver, platinum and white gold
Makeup
Hot pink, cherry red and clear fuchsia.
What's included
- Fifteen AI pictures of you: 3 best colors beside 3 worst, your lead color, 3 hair colors, day and evening makeup, 2 outfits, and glasses with jewelry
- What we measured on your face: undertone, depth, clarity and contrast, and how close your second season was
- Your full palette of about 40 named colors, with hex codes and how to use each group
- Your colors to avoid, why, and how to wear them away from your face
- Makeup from foundation to nails: lips, blush, eyeshadow, liner and brows, with a day and an evening look
- Hair colors to choose and to skip, and what to say to your colorist
- Metals, jewelry, glasses frames and leathers in your colors
- Your contrast level, your white and your black, suit and coat colors, prints, fabrics and denim
- A capsule wardrobe as outfit formulas, every piece in your colors
- A shopping guide: the color names to search for and the label words to skip
- The "Does this suit me?" checker for anything you might buy
- Your second season, and when to borrow from it
- A PDF of the whole report, a swatch card, a phone wallpaper and a share card, saved to your account
See which colors are yours.
See your colors on your own face, compare seasons side by side, and get your season, your undertone and a starter palette.