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Curbsight vs AccuLynx

AccuLynx is deep-bench software for managing the roofing jobs you already have. Curbsight finds the jobs first — every property in your territory scored on a map — and runs them through a CRM where the estimate drafts itself and the photos file themselves.

The short answer

AccuLynx is a mature, roofing-specific platform with deep integrations into EagleView, Xactimate, and the supplier ecosystem (Beacon, ABC Supply). It's built for established operations with established job flow — and it has no answer for where the next job comes from. Curbsight covers the whole arc: a scored-lead engine on the front (every property ranked 0-100 by Curbsight's proprietary scoring, with the storm footprint drawn on the map), and a contractor CRM on the back where jobs are born enriched — self-drafting estimates from real roof measurements, photo documentation that auto-files to the property, an insurance supplement builder, and a homeowner job tracker. AccuLynx's remaining moat is Xactimate-first claim processing plus Beacon/SRS ordering; Curbsight now orders through ABC Supply natively, so the supplier gap has narrowed to those two networks.

Feature comparison

FeatureCurbsightAccuLynx
Lead generationEvery property scored 0–100 on a map, before the first knockNot provided — bring your own
Storm intelligenceThe storm footprint on the map, claim-window countdown, 'hail inbound' alertsNot provided
EstimatesSelf-drafting from aerial roof measurements — no per-report feeVia EagleView / Hover reports + Xactimate
Photo documentationBuilt-in — GPS auto-filed to the property, tagging, video, AI reportsBuilt-in photo management
Insurance workflowSupplement builder built in; Xactimate integration not yetCore feature (Xactimate integration)
Supplier orderingABC Supply native — live branch pricing and the order submitted from the estimate, inside Curbsight. SRS and Beacon/QXO not yet.ABC Supply, SRS (Roof Hub), Beacon/QXO
Customer communicationTwo-way threaded messaging per job — crew, office and the homeowner in one log the PM can read end to end. Homeowner joins by link, no login. Texting from your own branded number with opt-out handling.Two-way texting and automated job reminders
Property intel on jobsBorn-in on every jobManual entry
Pricing model$29/seat canvassing (no min/setup/contract) · $500–$5,000/mo flat intelligence tiersPer-user, often quote-based

Where AccuLynx wins

AccuLynx is the right tool when you're already at scale and the integrations are operational must-haves: 25+ roofers, heavy insurance claim volume, Xactimate-first estimating, and material ordering wired into Beacon or SRS. That integration depth is real — though the ABC Supply half of it is no longer exclusive: Curbsight orders through ABC natively, from the estimate. If those workflows are load-bearing for your operation today, AccuLynx has the moat.

Where Curbsight wins

Everywhere upstream of that — and increasingly, head-on. The bottleneck for most roofing companies isn't supplier integration; it's finding enough storm-affected, claim-eligible roofs to keep crews busy. Curbsight's scored map solves the finding problem in a way nothing in the AccuLynx ecosystem does: every property ranked 0-100, the verified storm footprint drawn over the territory, and the claim window counting down on each one. And the job-management gap has closed: Curbsight jobs are born carrying the property intelligence, the estimate drafts itself from real roof measurements (no per-report fee), photos GPS-file themselves to the property, the supplement builder handles claim paperwork, and the homeowner watches progress on a no-login tracker page.

  • Jobs born enriched — score, roof age, hail history, owner, imagery arrive with the job
  • Self-drafting estimates from aerial roof measurements — the per-report measurement fee disappears
  • Photo documentation with GPS auto-filing, tagging, video, and AI reports — no separate CompanyCam subscription
  • Insurance supplement builder in the same app as the job
  • Flat monthly pricing with seats included, instead of quote-based per-user contracts
Choose Curbsight when
  • Lead generation is the bottleneck — you need the storm-hit, claim-eligible roofs found for you
  • You want the estimate, photos, supplements, and homeowner updates in the same app as the lead
  • You want flat-monthly pricing instead of quote-based enterprise contracts
  • You're building the operation — not already locked into Xactimate-first, supplier-integrated workflows
Choose AccuLynx when
  • Xactimate integration and Beacon/SRS ordering are operational requirements today (ABC Supply ordering is native in Curbsight)
  • You're an established enterprise operation whose bottleneck is claim-processing throughput, not lead flow

Pricing

AccuLynx pricing is quote-based but typically runs $200-400+ per user per month with annual contracts. For a 5-rep roofing company that's $1,000-2,000/month just for the platform, before measurement-report fees. Curbsight Pro is $2,500/mo flat with 10 seats and 20 territories: the scored-lead map, the CRM with self-drafting estimates, photo documentation, the supplement builder, and the full canvassing + team layer. One is software for managing work you found some other way; the other includes the finding.

Frequently asked questions

Should I switch from AccuLynx to Curbsight?
If AccuLynx's Xactimate and supplier integrations are load-bearing for your operation, keep them — Curbsight can run as the lead engine in front (scored territory, canvassing, appointments) feeding your existing back office. If you're paying AccuLynx prices mostly for a pipeline, photos, and estimates, Curbsight covers those and adds the scored-lead engine AccuLynx doesn't have, at flat pricing. Your existing customer book imports with addresses matched to real parcels, so history arrives property-enriched.
Does Curbsight integrate with Xactimate?
Not yet. Curbsight's own estimate engine covers retail estimating — real roof measurements from aerial data, self-drafted line items — and the supplement builder handles claim paperwork. If your volume is Xactimate-first insurance work end to end, AccuLynx's integration is ahead there today, and we're transparent about that.
Can you order materials from ABC Supply inside Curbsight?
Yes — natively, over ABC's own API, not by exporting a sheet. You connect your company's ABC account once by OAuth, and from then on the material order builds itself from the estimate: line items map to ABC SKUs, the branch is picked by distance to the job, and every line is priced against that branch's live catalog before you ever see a total. You submit the order from Curbsight and it lands in ABC's system. There is no manual price list to maintain — ABC's own quoted price is what gets submitted, and if a price moves between quoting and submitting, the order stops and re-prices rather than going through at the stale number. A printable branch sheet exists as a fallback for suppliers we don't yet connect to; it is not how ABC ordering works.
Can you text customers from inside Curbsight?
Yes, and it is a conversation rather than a broadcast. Every job carries its own threaded message log — the office, the crew and the homeowner in one place, with the project manager able to read the whole exchange top to bottom instead of asking three people what was said. The homeowner joins by link with no login and no app to install. Texts go out from your company's own branded number, not a shared shortcode, with opt-out handling built in and A2P registration already done. Automated messages (appointment reminders, crew-arrival notices, status updates) run off the same number, so the homeowner only ever sees one thread from one business.
Does Curbsight order from SRS or Beacon/QXO?
Not yet — ABC Supply is the one distributor Curbsight orders through natively today. SRS (Roof Hub) and Beacon/QXO are not connected. If your material flow runs through those two networks, AccuLynx is genuinely ahead on that specific workflow and we'd rather say so than have you find out in month two. For ABC accounts, the ordering path is live in Curbsight now.
Does Curbsight replace EagleView?
For most estimates, yes — roof square footage is measured automatically from aerial data at no per-report cost, and feeds the self-drafting estimate. Where you still want a measured report for a complex roof, attach it to the job; but the default motion doesn't require one.

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