Questions roofing contractors ask us
Straight answers about the homeowner experience, measurement accuracy, your leads and pricing.
Questions from roofing contractors
What is an instant roof quote widget?
It is a tool you add to your roofing website. A homeowner types their address, the roof is measured from satellite imagery, and after sharing their name, phone and email they see a price range based on your own rates. You get the lead with the address and roof details.
What does the homeowner see, step by step?
They enter an address, confirm the roof we found (they can add or remove a garage or shed and fix the outline), unlock their price with their contact details, compare your Good, Better and Best packages, and request a free inspection.
Do homeowners see the price before giving their contact details?
No. The price is blurred until the homeowner shares their name, phone and email. That is the moment the lead is captured, so every finished quote is a lead you can call.
Will showing prices online scare customers away?
Homeowners see a price range based on your rates, not a final bid. Most want a ballpark before they call, and the range sets expectations without locking you into a number. You confirm the final price after your inspection.
How accurate is the satellite roof measurement?
It is an estimate for quoting. Roof area and pitch come from satellite imagery and surface models, and in many states the official lot line and mapped building outlines help separate the home from a garage or the house next door. Trees, very complex roofs or older imagery can affect results, so always confirm measurements during your inspection.
What if the measurement misses a garage or picks the wrong roof?
The homeowner can add or remove structures and drag the corners of the outline on the photo. The roof area updates as they edit, and you see the final roof with the lead.
Can I use my own prices and packages?
Yes. You set your price per square, Good, Better and Best packages from a brand catalog or your own products, and extra charges such as tear-off, steep pitch, stories and a minimum job price. Quotes always use your numbers.
Which widget styles are there?
Five: an inline form inside your page, a full section, a floating bar at the bottom of the screen, a bubble in the corner and a side rail on the edge of the screen. Every style opens the same quote pop-up, on desktop and on phones.
Does the widget show my brand?
Yes. Your company name, logo, brand color and phone number appear on the widget and on every quote, so the experience feels like your company.
Are my leads shared with other roofers?
No. Leads from your website go only to you and are never sold or shared.
How do I get my leads?
Every lead appears in your dashboard with the address, roof size, pitch, chosen package and contact details. You can turn on email alerts and send leads to your CRM with a webhook.
How do I add it to my website?
Copy one line of code from your dashboard and paste it into your site. It works with WordPress, Wix, Squarespace and other website builders.
Where does it work?
It works for addresses in the United States where satellite roof data is available. Official lot lines are used in states that publish them; elsewhere the lot is estimated and the homeowner can adjust which roofs are included.
How much does it cost?
One plan at $125 per month that includes every widget style, satellite measurement, your pricing, online inspection booking and the lead dashboard. The first 14 days are free.
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