Curbsight is the all-in-one platform for roofing and home-services contractors. Every residential property in your territory is on the map scored 0–100 from public records, NOAA storm data, radar hail swaths, and roof intelligence — and the tools to work those leads are built in: door-to-door canvassing, route optimization, a full CRM with self-drafting estimates, photo documentation, invoicing, and team management. One app, one bill.

Does Curbsight have a CRM?

Yes. Curbsight includes a full contractor CRM: a drag-and-drop pipeline with per-company editable stages, self-drafting estimates, photo documentation, an insurance supplement builder, homeowner texting, a public job tracker, invoicing, material ordering, and a commission engine. Jobs are born from properties already in the system, so every job file arrives carrying the score, roof age, storm history, and owner details — no re-typing.

Does Curbsight generate roofing estimates?

Yes. Curbsight measures real roof square footage automatically from aerial data — no site visit and no per-report measurement fee — and drafts the estimate from those measurements and your pricing. The rep adjusts and sends. Estimates live in the same job file as the photos, the storm history, and the invoice.

How is Curbsight different from HomeAdvisor or Angi?

HomeAdvisor and Angi sell shared leads — the same homeowner is sold to four contractors at once, and you compete to call them first. Curbsight is the opposite: every property in your dashboard is yours alone, with no competition and no per-lead fee. You prospect proactively instead of reacting to a marketplace.

How is Curbsight different from Sales Rabbit?

Curbsight is a complete replacement — everything a door-knocking app does is built in (knock tracking, routes, streaks, leaderboards, team accountability), plus the layer Sales Rabbit doesn't have: every property already scored 0–100 before a rep walks the street, with radar-verified hail swaths drawn on the map, roof age estimated, and the owner's name attached. Their map is blank until your reps fill it in; Curbsight's map arrives full.

How is Curbsight different from AccuLynx or JobNimbus?

AccuLynx and JobNimbus manage jobs you already have. Curbsight finds the jobs AND runs them: the full contractor CRM is built in — editable pipeline, self-drafting estimates from real roof measurements, photo documentation, supplements, invoicing, homeowner texting, and QuickBooks sync. Because every job starts as a property already in the system, job files are born carrying the storm history and roof intelligence instead of starting empty.

What data sources does Curbsight use?

Four categories: official public property records (year built, square footage, owner name, assessed value); verified federal storm history plus radar-verified hail swaths drawn on the map; satellite and street-level imagery with real roof measurements; and roof intelligence from field observations and AI reads. All public, licensed, or first-party — how they combine into the 0–100 score is proprietary.

How much does Curbsight cost?

The Knocker canvassing line is per-seat: free (Lite), $29/seat, or $75/seat — no contracts, no setup fees, no seat minimums. The intelligence tiers are flat monthly with seats included: Routes $299, Starter $500, Pro $1,500, Enterprise $5,000 — no per-lead charges, month-to-month, with a 14-day full-product free trial.

What areas does Curbsight cover?

Canvassing works nationwide — every US address is on the map for Knocker teams. The scored intelligence layer covers its live markets deeply (1.8M+ scored properties across Oklahoma, Texas, Minnesota, Louisiana, Nevada, and Utah, and growing), and new counties are stood up in days on request.

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Best Roofing CRM Software in 2026 — 8 Tools, Compared Honestly

Sol·Founder, Curbsight·Updated July 12, 2026·10 min read

The short answer

For most residential roofing teams, Curbsight is the strongest pick in 2026 — it's the only platform where lead intelligence, canvassing, CRM, estimates, invoicing, and QuickBooks sync are one product. AccuLynx still wins for Xactimate-first insurance volume, Roofr for pay-per-report measurements, and Jobber for general home services. Full disclosure: Curbsight is ours — the honest case for each tool follows.

How we ranked these (and a disclosure)

Curbsight publishes this guide, and Curbsight is ranked in it — you should know that before reading, and you should discount accordingly. To keep it useful anyway, the rules were: every price is from the vendor's published pricing as of July 2026 (several changed dramatically this year — three of these tools repriced or pulled pricing entirely); every 'doesn't have' claim was checked against the vendor's own site; and every tool gets its genuine best case, because a guide that declares its author the winner in every category isn't a guide. The ranking criteria: total cost per rep with the add-ons you'll actually need, whether the tool covers the full arc (finding work, selling it, running it, billing it), and how much re-typing lives between those steps.

The comparison at a glance

Published pricing and category coverage, July 2026:

Tool	Best for	Pricing shape	The catch
Curbsight	The whole arc: scored leads, canvassing, CRM, estimates, billing	$29-75/seat canvassing; $500-$5,000/mo flat tiers	Scored intelligence is deep in live markets, not yet every US county
AccuLynx	Xactimate-first insurance restoration volume	Per-user, quote-based	No lead generation or storm-canvassing layer; cost climbs per seat
JobNimbus	Established roofing CRM with a big integration menu	Per-user, quote-based	The integrations are the product — lead data, measurements, photos all live elsewhere
Roofr	Ordered aerial measurement reports + a free entry tier	Free-$349/mo + $13-19 per report	The meter: reports are pay-as-you-go forever; no canvassing or storm data
RoofLink	Profit-focused roofing CRM inside the SalesRabbit family	$120-400/user/mo depending which of their pages you read	Owned by SalesRabbit; lead scoring and routing come from add-ons, not the CRM
QuoteIQ	Budget all-in-one for generalist home services	$29.99-$699/mo flat, users bundled per tier	No canvassing, no storm data, no lead scoring; user caps push tier upgrades
Projul	GCs and remodelers who need construction PM depth	$4,788-$14,388/yr, annual only	No monthly billing, no free trial, no storm or canvassing anything
Jobber	General home services scheduling and invoicing	Per-user tiers	Not roofing-specific: no storm data, no supplements, no canvassing

1. Curbsight — best all-in-one for residential roofing

The premise: every other tool on this list starts when a lead exists. Curbsight starts before that — every property in your territory is on the map scored 0-100 from public records, NOAA storm history, and radar-verified hail swaths, so reps knock the right doors instead of all of them. The canvassing layer (knocks, routes, streaks, leaderboards) runs on that map, and when a knock closes, the CRM takes over in the same app: editable pipeline, estimates that self-draft from aerial roof measurements with no per-report fee, photo documentation, supplements, invoicing, QuickBooks Online sync, material ordering, and a back office with time clock and commission tracking. The honest limits: scored coverage is deep in live markets (1.8M+ properties, new counties in days on request) rather than every US county today, and Xactimate integration is still a gap. Pricing: canvassing from free to $75/seat with no minimums or contracts; full platform $500-$5,000/mo flat; 14-day full-product trial.

2. AccuLynx — best for Xactimate-first insurance volume

If your entire business is insurance restoration run through Xactimate end to end, AccuLynx has the deepest integration in the category and two decades of process built around it. That's a real moat and we say so on our own comparison page. What it doesn't do: tell you which roofs to go get. AccuLynx starts managing a job after you've found it — there's no property scoring, no canvassing layer, no storm-swath map — and per-user pricing plus add-ons make it one of the more expensive seats in roofing software.

3. JobNimbus — best integration ecosystem

JobNimbus is the established generalist of roofing CRMs: boards, contacts, tasks, and a long menu of integrations to bolt on everything it doesn't do natively — lead data, measurements, photos, canvassing. For teams that want to assemble a custom stack around a stable core, that's a legitimate approach. The trade-off is the same as any hub-and-spoke stack: each spoke is another bill, another login, and another place data has to be re-entered or synced.

4. Roofr — best pay-per-report measurements

Roofr's measurement reports are the flagship: $13 per report on paid plans with a 2-hour delivery guarantee, ordered from a proposal flow that's genuinely well built, plus material ordering through major suppliers and a support reputation that's the best in the category. The March 2026 repricing turned it into a subscription ($249-$349/mo core tiers) plus add-ons (instant estimator, sites, SMS) plus the per-report meter — a fully loaded setup runs several hundred dollars monthly before you've measured a single roof. There's no canvassing, no storm data, no lead scoring, and the mobile experience is a web app rather than a native one.

5. RoofLink — best if you're staying in the SalesRabbit family

RoofLink is a legitimately roofing-shaped CRM — profit-margin-first estimates, included rep-traced satellite measurements, NOAA hail overlays, SRS material ordering, free QuickBooks sync. SalesRabbit acquired it in late 2024, so it's the natural landing spot for teams already deep in that ecosystem. Two things to price carefully: their own pricing page lists $400/user/mo with a $1,500 setup fee while their FAQ and the SalesRabbit bundle page quote $120-160/user (as of July 2026 — get your number in writing), and the intelligence layer (propensity scores, lead data) comes from SalesRabbit add-ons rather than the CRM itself.

6. QuoteIQ — best budget all-in-one for generalist home services

QuoteIQ is the value play: flat tiers from $29.99 to $699/mo with users bundled in, covering estimates with a satellite sketch tool, invoicing, payments, scheduling, review automation, and a stack of AI features. For a pressure-washing or lawn-care operation, that's a lot of software per dollar. For roofing specifically, the gaps matter: no canvassing or door-knocking of any kind (their own content points D2D teams elsewhere), no storm or hail data, no property-level lead scoring, and no owner-contact data — the top of the roofing funnel simply isn't there. Watch the user caps per tier and the AI credit meters, and note the top tier's price rose 75% in mid-2026.

7. Projul — best for GCs and remodelers, not really for roofing sales

Projul is construction project management with real depth — Gantt scheduling, job costing, client portals, supplier connections — built for general contractors and remodelers running longer projects. It shows up in roofing searches mostly because its content engine is prolific. For a sales-driven residential roofing operation the fit is rough: annual-only contracts starting at $4,788/yr with no monthly option and no free trial, no canvassing, no storm data, no native texting, and no aerial measurements.

8. Jobber — best general home-services operations

Jobber is excellent at what it's for: scheduling, quoting, invoicing, and client communication for general home services. Plenty of small roofing outfits run on it happily. It's just not built for how storm-driven roofing actually works — no storm intelligence, no supplements, no canvassing, no measurement-driven estimating — which is why teams tend to outgrow it the first serious hail season.

The pattern to notice

Seven of the eight tools on this list start working after you've found the job. That's the quiet assumption the whole category shares: lead generation is someone else's problem — buy leads, buy data add-ons, buy a canvassing app, then bring the survivors to the CRM. The stack exists because the category drew its boundary at the wrong place. Whether you pick Curbsight or not, price the whole arc — finding, selling, running, billing — before you compare stickers, because the sticker is never the bill.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best roofing CRM for a small company?

For 1-5 rep residential teams, Curbsight's Starter tier ($500/month flat, 3 seats, full scored territory) or the Knocker canvassing line (free to $75/seat) covers the most ground per dollar. Roofr's free tier is a reasonable zero-budget start if you only need proposals and pay-per-report measurements.

What does roofing CRM software cost in 2026?

Per-user tools run roughly $40-400 per user monthly depending on add-ons, several with setup fees or annual contracts. Flat-rate platforms run $250-$5,000 monthly. The number that matters is cost per rep with every add-on you'll actually need — data, gamification, measurements, photos — which often doubles the sticker.

Do I need a separate canvassing app and CRM?

Historically yes — that's why the Sales Rabbit + CRM stack became standard. Curbsight is the exception: the canvassing layer and the CRM are the same product, on a map where every property arrives pre-scored.

Which roofing CRM has storm and hail data built in?

Curbsight joins NOAA storm history, radar-verified hail swaths, and predictive hail alerts to every property, included. RoofLink offers NOAA-based hail overlays. Most others rely on separate storm-data subscriptions like HailTrace, billed on top.

About the author

Sol — Sol worked home-services sales and roofing in Oklahoma before founding Curbsight in 2026. He built the platform he wished he'd had at the door.

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