Roofing Contractor Software Guide
Compare software for roofing contractors: measurements, estimating, scheduling, invoicing, and field apps. Side-by-side features to help you choose.
What roofing software does
Roofing contractor software ties your sales, measurements, estimating, scheduling, production, invoicing, and customer communication into one system. The goal is simple: move a job from lead to paid with fewer handoffs and less rework. Office teams get organized pipelines and paperwork; crews get mobile tools to see what’s sold, what’s approved, and what’s next.
This market covers residential and commercial roofing. Many platforms also support storm restoration workflows and adjacent trades like siding and gutters. Common workflows include ordering aerial roof measurements, building proposal templates with options, capturing e‑signatures, scheduling crews and deliveries, sending customer updates, taking payments, and syncing with accounting.
What we track here
We focus on whether a platform supports these job types and capabilities:
- Residential roofing projects
- Siding jobs
- Gutter jobs
- Insurance claims and storm restoration
- Aerial roof measurements & reports
- Estimating & proposals with e‑signatures
- Payments & invoicing
- Text messaging and customer communications
- Scheduling, crew and production management
- Reporting & analytics
- Accounting integrations (QuickBooks, Xero)
- Supplier/material ordering integrations
- Mobile field app and access
- Built for roofing contractors
Use the tables below to compare platforms that unify sales through production, with mobile field tools and integrations for accounting and materials.
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Vendors we currently track
| Vendor | What it is | Pricing | Team size | Verified facts |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AccuLynx | AccuLynx is an all-in-one business management platform for roofing contractors covering sales, production, finance and operations. It includes a mobile field app, integrations, and tools for estimating, payments, crew management and reporting. | Not publicly listed | Not publicly listed | 8 of 14 |
| Eagleview | Eagleview provides aerial imagery, property measurements, and geospatial data delivered via software and APIs for industries including roofing, siding, solar, insurance, and government. | Not publicly listedsource ↗ | small, enterprise | 4 of 14 |
| JobNimbus | JobNimbus is an all-in-one CRM and business management platform for roofing and exterior contractors, offering measurements, estimating, payments, mobile access, integrations, and communication tools. | Quote-based pricingsource ↗ | Not publicly listed | 12 of 14 |
| JobProgress (Leap) | JobProgress (Leap) is a business management platform for home improvement contractors offering mobile apps, estimating and proposals, scheduling, CRM, integrations and field/office collaboration tools. | USD from 249/month per usersource ↗ | Not publicly listed | 6 of 14 |
| MarketSharp | MarketSharp is a cloud-based CRM for home improvement and remodeling contractors that centralizes leads, customers, jobs, payments, and project workflows with mobile access and integrations. | Not publicly listed | small, enterprise | 7 of 14 |
| MeasureSquare | MeasureSquare is a takeoff, estimating, and CRM platform for flooring, stone, countertops and related trade workflows, with desktop, mobile and cloud products for field measurement, estimating and project management. | Not publicly listed | Not publicly listed | 2 of 14 |
| Roofr | Roofr is a suite of roofing business tools including measurements, CRM, proposals, material ordering, invoicing, payments and scheduling, delivered as a web platform optimized for mobile. | USD 0–349/month flatsource ↗ | Not publicly listed | 8 of 14 |
| RoofSnap | RoofSnap is roofing software for measuring roofs, creating estimates, and collecting payments. It provides measurement reports, estimating tools, branded contracts, and integrated payment collection to support roofing sales workflows. | Not publicly listedsource ↗ | solo, small | 6 of 14 |
Pricing and team size are shown only as the vendor publishes them. “Not publicly listed” means we could not find it on the vendor's site — not that it doesn't exist.
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