Type an address. Get a starting roof measurement, with where every number came from. Check it, price it with your rates, send the proposal. The same numbers carry to the job and the invoice.
Source: public USGS 3DEP LiDAR/GIS where it exists, with the fallback named when it does not.
Start with an address — freeA starting point you review and own — not a quote.
Plans differ by team size: Starter $49/mo for up to 3 people, Professional $99/mo for up to 10 people, and Business $299/mo for unlimited people. Every plan opens the same workspace and includes roof checks under fair use. Professional adds the four advanced review tools. The trial includes up to 3 people. See plans
14 days free, no card. Pay when you're ready.
Less hunting through photos, texts, and spreadsheets. More clear review before the bid leaves the office.
Assembly, waste, labor, material, and markup stay visible before the proposal is used.
Draft from measured inputs and scope notes. Photo observations require eligible paid access, an available provider, and estimator review.
Exclusions, procurement cues, and open items travel with the reviewed draft.
Edge metal, access, tear-off, insulation, warranty, and change-order questions surface early.
What it is, why it matters, and the next step for one commercial job.
A reviewable commercial bid draft from project notes, roof photos, and roof-system choices.
Commercial bids get expensive when hidden assumptions turn into change orders.
Run one real job through the draft flow, then decide if it fits your estimating routine.
A contractor-specific proof point, not a generic software demo.
Roof photos, square count or area, roof type, access notes, tear-off, insulation, and warranty goals.
Assembly choice, scope gaps, rough cost drivers, exclusions, and PM handoff notes.
Final quantities, pricing, customer wording, and whether the packet is ready to share.
Start on site. Finish the review where your estimating work happens.
Add roof photos from a phone or tablet.
Check drafts, notes, and project details in a browser.
Export packets after your team trusts the assumptions.
Use a real job, check the assumptions, and see whether the handoff saves time.