Know which roof to knock on. Then run the whole job.
Curbsight is a lead and CRM platform for roofing and the home exterior trades. Every residential property in your territory sits on a map, scored and ranked by how likely it is to need work, with the storm footprint drawn over it. The job that starts at that door then runs to completion in the same app — no second subscription, and nothing typed twice.
Knocker
The field app, for the person at the door.
Canvassing that works on any address in the country. Reps get a map of the street they are standing on, log every door in one tap, and pull the owner's name and phone on the spot. Nothing to set up and no territory required.
- Every building on the map, anywhere in the US — tap a house, log the knock, it files itself
- One-tap outcomes, GPS-stamped and timestamped, with notes
- Owner name and phone on any address, on demand
- Optimized routes between doors with no stop cap, handed to the rep's own nav app
- Streaks, goals, achievements, team leaderboard and a weekly report card
- Follow-ups with reminders, and a calendar that syncs
- A native app on iPhone and Android, built for one hand and a driveway
Leads + CRM
The platform, for the company running the work.
Everything in Knocker, plus the two things that change the shape of a roofing business: a territory where every roof is already scored and ranked before anyone leaves the truck, and a back office where the job that starts at that door finishes without being re-typed.
- Every property in your territory scored 0–100 and ranked, by a proprietary engine
- Radar-verified hail footprints drawn on the map, street by street, with the claim window counting down per roof
- Alerts before a storm lands in your territory, and new hail on your map the next day
- Roof age, roof measurements, owner, and imagery already attached to every property
- A CRM where the job is born carrying all of it — no cold record, no re-entry
- Estimates that draft themselves from real measurements, with no per-report fee
- Photo documentation, supplements, invoicing, payments and the back office in the same app
The distinction that matters: in Knocker a pin means here is a house. In a territory, a pin is a roof that has already been scored, checked against the storm record, and ranked against every other roof on the street.
What the map actually tells you
Most tools hand a crew a blank map and a list. Curbsight starts from the opposite end: the map arrives already ranked, so the first decision of the day — where to go — is made on evidence instead of on what looks worn from the road.
- A 0–100 score on every property, highest first, tuned to the trade you work
- Radar-verified hail footprints painted street by street, not county-wide averages
- The insurance claim window counting down on each affected roof
- An estimate of roof age that sharpens every time a rep logs what they saw at the door
- Street-level and satellite imagery, so you see the house before you walk up to it
How the score is built is ours and stays that way. What it does is simple enough to check on a demo: it puts the roofs most likely to need work at the top of the list.
What happens after the yes
This is where most stacks come apart. The lead lives in one app, the photos in another, the estimate in a third, and the invoice in a fourth — so the same address gets typed four times and the job stalls between them. In Curbsight the job file is born already carrying what the rep knew at the door.
- A pipeline with stages you rename to match the board you already run
- Estimates that draft from real roof measurements, with no per-report fee
- Photo documentation that files each shot to the right house by itself
- An insurance supplement builder in the same app as the job
- Invoicing, homeowner payments, and a books sync so no number is re-keyed
- A no-login tracker page the homeowner watches instead of calling you
- Time clock, commissions and team performance for the people side
Where it works
The field app works nationwide, on any address. The scored intelligence layer is live across markets in Oklahoma, Texas, Minnesota, Louisiana, Nevada and Utah, and any US county can be stood up on request in days rather than quarters.
We would rather say that plainly than imply national coverage we have not built yet. If your market is not live, it is a scheduling question — bring it to a demo and you will get a date, not a maybe.
Common questions
What is Curbsight?
What is the difference between Knocker and the full platform?
Who is Curbsight for?
Does Curbsight replace my CRM?
Where does Curbsight work?
Is there a mobile app?
What does Curbsight cost?
Looking for the numbers? Tiers and seat counts are on the pricing section. Curious who builds it? That is here.