RoofSnap

What Is RoofSnap?

RoofSnap is a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) platform classified under roofing and solar design software. It provides contractors with the tools needed to measure roof dimensions, pitch, and facets using aerial photography rather than manual labor. The software serves as a bridge between raw site data and the final sales contract, allowing users to produce comprehensive reports that include everything from shingle counts to labor costs.

The platform operates on a high level by utilizing map data from various providers—including Google, Bing, and ultra-high-resolution imagery from Nearmap—to give users a clear view of a property. Once a property is identified, the user “sketches” the roof lines within the app, and the software automatically calculates square footage, linear measurements for ridges and valleys, and waste percentages. RoofSnap has established itself as a budget-friendly alternative to traditional measurement services, with a strong emphasis on user-friendly design and responsive customer support.

Features

• Aerial Measurement Tools: Allows users to draw roof lines directly on high-resolution images to calculate lengths, areas, and pitches without visiting the property.
• Measurement Report Ordering: An optional “done-for-you” service where RoofSnap measures the roof for you and delivers a full measurement report, typically within 2 to 4 hours (rush reports in as little as 30 minutes).
• Estimating and Material Ordering Suite: Automatically converts measurement data into a detailed bill of materials and labor costs based on the contractor’s specific pricing.
• Good-Better-Best Proposals: Enables sales teams to present multiple pricing tiers to homeowners instantly, helping to upsell premium materials or services.
• Mobile App for iOS and Android: Provides field teams with full access to measurements and contract generation on tablets and smartphones, facilitating on-the-spot signatures.
• In-App Payments and Deposits: Streamlines the financial side of a project by allowing contractors to collect digital deposits and payments directly through the platform.
• Customizable Contracts and Documents: Permits users to upload their own legal language and company branding to generate professional, ready-to-sign PDF agreements.

RoofSnap Pricing

RoofSnap offers a flexible pricing model that includes both subscription-based plans and a pay-as-you-go option for contractors with varying project volumes.

• Free Trial: A 7-day free trial is available with no credit card required, allowing users to test the sketching tools and features before committing.
• Pay-As-You-Go: Measurement reports ordered from RoofSnap start at $13 per order (Half Snap, any roof size), while detailed Full Snap reports cost $35–$55 depending on roof size. This is designed for contractors who do not need a full suite of estimating tools but want occasional professional reports.
• Monthly Subscription: Starts at $105 per user per month. This plan includes unlimited DIY measurements, the estimating and material ordering suite, and 5 HD images per month.
• Annual Starter: $78 per user per month (billed annually, 2-user minimum). Includes all monthly features plus 240 bonus HD images per user per year.
• Annual Pro: $61 per user per month (billed annually, 5-user minimum). Designed for growing teams requiring higher volume discounts.
• Annual Enterprise: $52 per user per month (billed annually, 10-user minimum). Offers the lowest per-user cost for larger organizations.
• Subscriber Report Pricing: Subscribers get discounted rates on RoofSnap’s own measurement ordering service — $10 for a Half Snap and $11–$37 for a Full Snap report.

Integrations

Public information regarding RoofSnap’s third-party integrations is somewhat limited compared to broader CRM platforms, but the following connections are confirmed:

• Payment Integrations: RoofSnap Payments, powered by Stripe, handles deposits and final project payments with 40+ payment methods, including cards and ACH.
• CRM and Lead Management: Official integrations with AccuLynx and MarketSharp (RoofSnap reports ordered within MarketSharp cost a flat $30).
• Imagery Providers: Fully integrated with Nearmap to provide ultra-high-resolution aerial imagery as an optional add-on for clearer sketching.
• API Availability: RoofSnap offers some API functionality for enterprise-level users to connect their internal systems.

How to Set Up RoofSnap

1. Sign up for a 7-day free trial on the official website to explore the interface.
2. Select your preferred model, choosing between the monthly subscription and the pay-as-you-go plan.
3. Configure your account settings by uploading your company logo and legal contract language.
4. Set up your “Office” by inputting your specific material prices, labor rates, and tax information.
5. Download the RoofSnap app on your iPad or Android tablet to enable field use.
6. Invite team members to the workspace and assign their specific roles and permissions.

How to Use RoofSnap

The typical day-to-day workflow in RoofSnap begins with entering a property address to locate it via satellite or aerial imagery. If the user is on a subscription plan, they use the “Draw-It-Yourself” tools to outline the roof’s ridges, valleys, and eaves, while assigning pitch values to each facet. Once the sketch is complete, the software generates a measurement report.

From there, the contractor selects a pre-configured material template (e.g., architectural shingles). RoofSnap automatically calculates the exact amount of material needed, including waste. The user then generates a proposal, often showing multiple price points to the homeowner. If the homeowner agrees, the contractor can finalize the contract, collect a digital signature on their tablet, and process an initial deposit through RoofSnap Payments (powered by Stripe), all without leaving the driveway.

What You Can Manage with RoofSnap

• Aerial Measurement Reports: Digital documents detailing the square footage and linear measurements of a roof.
• Professional Proposals: Branded quotes that offer homeowners different material and pricing options.
• Material Lists: Accurate inventories of the shingles, underlayment, and accessories required for a job.
• Signed Contracts: Legally binding agreements generated as PDFs for digital or physical signatures.
• Project Payments: Collection of deposits and final project funds via integrated payment processing.
• Estimating Templates: Standardized labor and material costs that ensure consistent pricing across the team.