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Roofing sales software · for the door, not the desk

Roofing sales software that ranks every door before the truck leaves.

Curbsight is roofing sales software for the crew in the field. Every home in your territory is ranked 0–100 before anyone knocks, the knock is logged where the rep stands, the route is built with no stop cap, the owner's number is a tap away, and with scored territory the hail swath is on the map the day it lands. Built for owners running one to six reps who are tired of paying for a knock tracker that only records where the truck already went. The rep's own door-to-door app inside it, the Sales Rabbit replacement, has its own page: roofing canvassing software.

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What roofing sales software is for

A storm day is forty doors for four conversations. The other thirty-six were never going to say yes, and nobody can tell that from the porch, so the best closer on the team spends the afternoon finding it out on foot. Roofing sales software exists to change that arithmetic: which doors, in what order, with what to say when the door opens, and what happens to the yes. It is a field tool, not an office tool. The office half, the pipeline and the invoice and the books, is the roofing CRM, and at Curbsight it is the same app.

The scored map: every home ranked 0–100

Open a knock tracker in a new neighborhood and you see what any consumer map shows: houses. Open Curbsight and you see which houses matter. Every home in your territory is on the map, ranked 0–100 by how likely it is to need the work, colored by priority, highest first. Reps knock the 80s. The card tells the rep what to say when the door opens, the roof age estimate is already on it, and the storm history sits under it with the days left on the carrier's filing window. Same reps, same tank of gas, more conversations.

How the ranking is built is ours and stays that way. What it does is simple to check on a demo: put your own zips on the screen and read the top of the list. Storm trades other than roofing get the same map: the hail that took the shingles took the siding, the windows and the fence, and the ranked streets are the same the morning after.

The rest of the roofing sales day, in the same app

Knock tracking and the leaderboard

One-tap outcomes, GPS-stamped and timestamped, with notes, logged where the rep stands. Streaks, daily goals, achievements, a team leaderboard and a weekly report card, so the game the reps play is the one you want them playing. On Curbsight OS the owner gets the team KPI board: a per-rep breakdown of doors, conversations and closes, on Friday, without asking.

Routes with no stop cap

Pick the doors, and the route between them is built in the order that saves the gas, with no cap on stops. The rep's own navigation app gets one destination at a time, so nothing about the drive changes except the order. Follow-ups carry a reminder and land on a calendar that syncs.

Owner names and phones on demand

Tap a house and the owner's name and phone come back, so the rep can open with the right name and call the ones who were not home. Reveals are metered per seat each month: 150 on a Field seat, 500 on a Curbsight OS seat, with more available a la carte. A number revealed once is free to the whole team after that.

Storm swaths and the filing window

With scored territory, hail is on your map the day it lands, drawn street by street rather than as a county-wide average, and every home under the swath carries its own storm history on the card, with the days remaining on the carrier's filing window counting down per roof. The morning after starts with a list, not a guess. The free hail map shows the swaths before you sign up for anything, and an alert reaches you when a storm logs in your zips whether you are a customer or not.

The yes, closed at the door

A rep on a Field seat can trace the roof on satellite or on his own photo and price it on the spot, put a proposal with two options in front of the homeowner, get it signed on their phone, and take payment by card before the truck leaves. On Curbsight OS the same job then runs through the pipeline, the crew calendar, the invoice and QuickBooks without being re-typed. The roofing playbook, with the storm date and the filing window on every card, is on Curbsight for roofing.

What roofing sales software costs

Field · one rep's day
$79 per seat / month

One rate at every seat count. Canvassing at any US address, knock tracking with streaks and the leaderboard, routes, 150 owner-phone reveals a month, the rep's own follow-ups and pipeline, a roof measurement, a proposal the homeowner signs at the door, payment on the spot, and his own scorecard. Self-serve at signup, 7-day trial, no seat minimum, no setup fee, no contract.

Curbsight OS · the company
$150 per seat / month

Everything in Field for every rep, plus the team KPI board with the per-rep breakdown, and the whole roofing CRM behind it: pipeline, estimates, proposals, invoicing with QuickBooks sync, photos, crews and pay. 500 reveals per seat. From one seat, no minimum, month-to-month.

Scored territory · add-on

From $1,000 a month for 20 zips, on any Curbsight OS seat count: the ranked map, the storm footprints and the filing windows on your own streets.

No seat minimumNo setup feeNo contractNationwide canvassing

Roofing sales software compared: Curbsight vs Sales Rabbit and SPOTIO

The two knock trackers a roofing crew is most likely to be running today, on the five rows that decide the day. Each cell is read from the full comparison page it links to, so this table and those pages cannot disagree. Competitor claims are from their published pages, dated on each page.

RowCurbsightSales RabbitSPOTIO
The mapEvery property already on it, scored 0–100, the storm footprint drawn on, owner attachedBlank until reps knock — pins record what already happenedBlank territory — pins record activity; demographic filters via the Lead Machine add-on
Storm intelligenceThe storm footprint drawn on the map, storm history per property, 'hail inbound' alerts, claim-window countdownNot providedVia HailTrace integration — requires a separate paid HailTrace subscription
Owner names and phonesOwner names included; skip-trace phones on demand, 2-3 ranked candidatesVia DataGrid add-onNo built-in reveals; Lead Machine (add-on) offers 'Phone Present' filters
After the knockFull CRM — pipeline, self-drafting estimates, photo documentation, homeowner job trackerNot a CRM — bring a separate toolNot the product — integrates with Salesforce, HubSpot, AccuLynx, JobNimbus
Pricing$79/seat Field, one rate (no min/setup/contract) · Curbsight OS $150/seat/mo, from one seatPer-seat, multi-tier, add-ons, contractsCustom-quoted, per-user, 5-seat minimum, annual agreements, feature add-ons

The full pages: Curbsight vs Sales Rabbit · Curbsight vs SPOTIO · Sales Rabbit alternatives in 2026 · the pricing index.

Roofing sales software questions

What is roofing sales software?
Roofing sales software is what a roofing crew uses in the field to find, work and close the job: which doors to knock, the knock log, the routes between doors, the homeowner's name and number, the storm history behind the roof, and the proposal at the door. It is a different tool from the office CRM that runs the job afterward. Curbsight is both, in one app: the canvassing layer described on this page, and the roofing CRM behind it.
Is Curbsight a replacement for Sales Rabbit?
Yes, for a shop with one to six reps. Everything Sales Rabbit does is built in: GPS-stamped knock tracking with one-tap outcomes, route optimization with no stop cap, streaks, achievements and the team leaderboard. The difference is underneath: Sales Rabbit's map is blank until your reps fill it in, and Curbsight's map arrives with every home in your territory ranked before anyone leaves the truck. Larger teams that live on Sales Rabbit's enterprise reporting should read the full comparison first.
Does the scored map cover my area?
The Field seat works nationwide, on any US address, today. The ranked map is live across markets in Oklahoma, Texas, Minnesota, Louisiana, Nevada and Utah, and a new county can be stood up on request in days rather than quarters. If your market is not live yet, that is a scheduling question: bring it to a demo and you get a date, not a maybe.
How do owner phone reveals work?
Tap a house and the owner's name and phone come back on the spot. Reveals are metered per seat each month: 150 on a Field seat and 500 on a Curbsight OS seat, with more available a la carte. A number revealed once on a property is free to every rep on your team after that.
Is there a seat minimum or a contract?
No. Field is $79 per seat per month at every seat count, with no seat minimum, no setup fee, no contract and no volume tiers, and it is self-serve with a 7-day trial. Curbsight OS is $150 per seat per month from one seat on the same terms. Scored territory is an add-on from $1,000 a month for 20 zips.
Does it run on the rep's phone?
Yes. A native Curbsight app on the iPhone App Store and Google Play, built for one hand and a driveway: the map, the knock log, follow-ups, routes handed to the rep's own navigation app one stop at a time, the camera, the measurement and the proposal. The office sees the same job on the web.

See your own zips ranked before you decide anything.

Thirty minutes. We put your streets on the screen, ranked, with last month's storm drawn on, and walk one door from the knock to the signed proposal.