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 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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Does Curbsight Have a CRM? A Tour of What's Inside

Sol·Founder, Curbsight·Updated July 12, 2026·6 min read

The short answer

Yes. Curbsight includes a full contractor CRM: a drag-and-drop pipeline with stages you edit to match your board, self-drafting estimates from real roof measurements, photo documentation, an insurance supplement builder, invoicing with QuickBooks Online sync, material ordering, homeowner texting, and a commission engine. It is not a lead tool you run beside a CRM — it replaces the CRM.

Where the confusion comes from

Curbsight started life as property intelligence — the scored map that tells reps which doors are worth knocking. That layer is still the moat, and it's still how most people first hear about us. But the platform stopped being just a lead source a long time ago, and some corners of the internet haven't caught up. So let's be precise about what's actually inside.

Jobs are born, not built

Every CRM on the market shares one design flaw: the job record starts empty. Your rep spends twenty minutes at a door learning everything about a property, closes the deal, and then someone re-types a name and address into a blank form. The storm history, the roof age, the photos, the conversation — left on the doorstep. Curbsight's CRM works the other way around. Every job starts as a property that's already in the system, so the job file is born carrying the 0-100 score, the roof age estimate, the hail history with the claim-window countdown, the owner details, and the imagery. Nothing gets re-typed, because nothing has to move between tools.

The tour

What's inside, in the order a deal actually flows:

An editable pipeline — drag-and-drop stages that mirror your existing board 1:1 when you migrate, not a fixed workflow you bend around
Self-drafting estimates — real roof square footage measured automatically from aerial data, no site visit, no per-report fee; the estimate drafts from measurements and your pricing, the rep adjusts and sends
Photo documentation — an in-app camera that GPS-files every photo and video to the right property, with tag-at-capture and AI-generated photo reports
An insurance supplement builder — the storm data backing the claim is already attached to the property
Invoicing and payments — the estimate rolls into the bill, homeowners can pay online, and Curbsight tracks payment against each invoice
QuickBooks Online sync — invoices, payments, and time-clock hours mirror to your books without double entry
Material ordering — supplier-ready orders built from the job and costed against it
Homeowner communication — text from the property record; every job can generate a public, no-login status page the homeowner watches
Back office — time clock, incentives, a commission pay engine, editable team KPIs, and an AI coach that reads each rep's week

What it replaces

For most teams, this consolidates a canvassing app (Sales Rabbit), a CRM (AccuLynx, JobNimbus, or Jobber), a photo-documentation subscription (CompanyCam), and per-report roof measurements — into one bill. The pipeline mirrors your old board when you import, and the customer-book importer geocode-matches every record to its actual parcel, so even your migrated history arrives property-enriched.

The honest gap

Deep Xactimate integration is still AccuLynx territory. If your entire volume is Xactimate-first insurance work end to end, they're ahead there today. That's the one concession — and we'd rather name it than have you discover it.

Frequently asked questions

Is Curbsight's CRM an add-on or included?

Included. The full CRM ships with the Pro tier ($1,500/month, 10 seats) — pipeline, estimates, photos, supplements, invoicing, QuickBooks sync, and the back office. There is no per-module pricing.

Can I migrate from AccuLynx, JobNimbus, or Roofr?

Yes. Curbsight imports your existing customer book and geocode-matches every record to the actual parcel, and your pipeline stages are mirrored 1:1 so the board looks like the one you left.

Does Curbsight replace my estimating tool?

For residential exterior work, yes — roof measurements come from aerial data automatically and the estimate drafts itself. There are no per-report measurement fees at any volume.

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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