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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Roofing Estimates Without the Per-Report Fee

Sol·Founder, Curbsight·Updated July 12, 2026·5 min read

The short answer

Most roofing teams pay per measurement report, per roof, on top of their software subscriptions — a meter that punishes volume. Curbsight measures real roof square footage automatically from aerial data and drafts the estimate from those measurements and your pricing. No site visit, no per-report fee, at any volume.

The meter problem

The standard roofing workflow bills you three times before you've sold anything: the software subscription, the measurement report for each roof you quote, and the rep's time driving out to verify what the report said. The measurement meter is the strange one. It means your cost of quoting scales with your ambition — quote more roofs, pay more money, win or lose. Teams respond rationally: they ration quotes. Reps eyeball roofs from the truck instead of measuring them, and the pipeline thins out precisely where it should be widest.

How self-drafting estimates work

Curbsight measures roof square footage automatically from aerial data for properties in your territory. When a rep opens an estimate, the measurements are already there — the estimate drafts itself from the real footage and your own pricing tables. The rep reviews, adjusts for what the ground tells them, and sends. The whole motion happens inside the same job file that holds the property's score, storm history, and photos.

No site visit required to produce the first number
No per-report fee — measure every roof on the street if you want
Your pricing, not a template — the draft uses your materials and rates
The estimate lives in the job file, so it becomes the invoice without re-entry

What changes when the meter is gone

Unmetered measurement changes rep behavior more than any pep talk. A rep who can quote any house in seconds quotes more houses. Door conversations change from 'we can come back with a number' to 'here's the number.' And because the estimate drafts from measured footage rather than a windshield guess, the numbers hold up when the crew gets on the roof. The teams that feel this most are the ones running storm swaths — after a hail event, the difference between quoting 40 roofs and 400 isn't effort, it's whether each quote costs you money.

The honest caveats

Aerial measurement is a starting draft, not a survey. Complex rooflines, heavy tree cover, and unusual pitches deserve field verification before the crew is scheduled — which is why the rep adjusts before sending, and why field observations feed back into the property record. And if your work is Xactimate-first insurance claims end to end, that integration is still a gap we name plainly.

Frequently asked questions

Do I pay per estimate or per measurement in Curbsight?

No. Roof measurements and self-drafting estimates are included in the Pro tier — there is no per-report or per-measurement fee at any volume.

Where do the roof measurements come from?

From aerial data, computed automatically for properties in your territory. Reps verify and adjust in the field; their observations improve the property record.

Can the estimate become the invoice?

Yes. The estimate, change orders, and supplements roll into the invoice in the same job file, homeowners can pay online, and the money side syncs to QuickBooks Online.

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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