Everything you need to quote roofs on your website

Measurement, your pricing, lead capture and five ways to put the quote on your site.

Why roofers use it

A lead capture tool built only for roofing companies

More leads from the same traffic
Visitors who would never fill out a contact form will type an address to see a price.
Leads that already know the price range
Homeowners have seen a realistic range from your rates, so your calls start further along.
Fewer trips just to measure
You know the approximate roof size and pitch before anyone drives out.
Your leads stay yours
Leads from your website go only to you. They are never shared with or sold to other contractors.
Features

Everything you need to quote roofs on your website

Your prices

Quotes use your numbers, not a generic calculator.

Price per square
Set your rate and update it any time.
Good, Better, Best
Packages from a brand catalog or your own products.
Extra charges
Tear-off, steep pitch, stories and a minimum job price.
Price ranges
Show a range instead of one number to protect your margins.

Lead capture

Every finished quote is a lead you can call the same hour.

Contact before price
The price unlocks only after name, phone and email.
Complete lead details
Address, roof size, pitch, package and timeline.
Email and text alerts
Know the moment a new lead comes in.
Online inspection booking
Homeowners pick a time right after their price, synced with Google Calendar.
Links and QR codes
For business cards, yard signs and trucks, with the leads each one brings.
CRM webhook
Send leads to the CRM you already use.

Your brand

Homeowners see your company, not ours.

Logo and color
Your logo and brand color on every screen.
Your phone number
A call button on every step of the quote.
Saved progress
Homeowners who leave halfway pick up where they stopped.
Phones and desktops
A large quote pop-up that fits any screen.
Five widget styles

Put the quote where it fits your website

Every style opens the same quote pop-up. Pick one in your dashboard, or switch any time without touching your site.

  • Inline form

    A quote card inside any page, next to your content.

  • Full section

    A full-width band with a headline and the address field.

  • Floating bar

    A slim bar at the bottom of every page.

  • Bubble

    A small button in the corner of the screen.

  • Side rail

    A tab on the left or right edge of the screen.

Stop losing roofing leads to a contact form

See the quote on a sample roofing website, then put it on yours this week.