Ground-level roof photos
Typically three or more shots the homeowner took themselves, including anything they flagged as damage.
For roofing contractors
Leads that already sent photos.
Every homeowner in our pipeline uploaded roof photos and asked for a price before you ever hear their name. You are not buying a form-fill from someone who clicked an ad — you are buying an inquiry with images attached.
What arrives
Every lead includes the photos.
Property basics
Address, story count, approximate footprint, current roof material, and the reason they are inquiring.
Stated intent
Whether this is a planned replacement, visible wear, storm damage, or an active leak. Urgency is the strongest signal you get.
The range they were shown
You see the same ballpark figure the homeowner saw, so nobody is surprised when you quote.
Consent on record
Every homeowner explicitly agrees to be contacted by contractors before their details are released. Consent is timestamped.
Local to your radius
You set the service area you cover. We do not sell you jobs two hours away.
Pricing
Priced to the size of the job.
A leak repair and a full insurance-backed replacement are not worth the same to you, so they do not cost the same. Bands below are indicative — final per-lead pricing is set per market when you join.
$25–$75
per lead
- Leaks, missing shingles, flashing
- Photos included
- Good for filling crew gaps
$150–$450
per lead
- Full tear-off and re-roof intent
- Footprint and material captured
- Homeowner has seen a range
$400–$1,000
per lead
- Hail and wind damage claims
- Damage photos on file
- Highest average job value
What we do not claim: we have no close-rate or ROI figures to show you yet,
so we are not going to invent any. Judge us on the leads. Terms, exclusivity and
volume are agreed in writing before you are billed for anything.
Join
Get on the list.
Tell us where you work and what you take on. We will come back to you with pricing and availability for your area.