ShingleSuite is roof report and estimate software for roofing contractors in the United States. Buy a preliminary report for one property, or put your branded estimator on your website and capture homeowner requests.
$7.95 per report, or $150 a month for Pro. Explore the demo.
| Roof area | 2,451 sq ft (24.5 squares) |
|---|---|
| Main pitch | 6/12 |
| Eaves and rakes | 211 ft |
| Ridges and hips | 148 ft |
| Valleys | 36 ft |
A homeowner's lead is saved after they send their contact details and property address, before the roof lookup. Available roof details can be added afterward.
The pin identifies the building to check. A map image does not establish measurement coverage or completeness.
The website estimator uses available aerial roof data. A preliminary laser-based price or a labeled approximate price range from Google roof data is shown only when its source checks and the contractor's settings allow it; otherwise an in-person measurement is requested.
Saved leads stay in the dashboard with any available roof details. Email notifications are queued; check their status rather than assuming inbox delivery.
Lead email notifications are queued for a sending attempt. Filtered spam is not emailed, and missing recipients, email setup or sending failures can prevent sending. Email provider acceptance does not confirm inbox delivery; saved leads remain in the dashboard.
When Google has solar data for a roof, the estimate also shows how many panels fit on its sunny part. After sending their roofing request, the homeowner can ask for a solar quote with one tap.
A homeowner's estimate on your website
Saved in your dashboard, with any available roof details and photos.
Only if the homeowner taps to ask for a solar quote.
Choose one of five real houses: an estate roof, a cross gable with wings, a hip ranch, a low-slope ranch and a long gable with an angled wing. See each aerial photo with the measured outline on it, the roof plan with labeled edge lengths and example prices, then try the homeowner steps with fictional customer details and a demo roofing company. Nothing is saved or sent.
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| 3-tab25-year limited | $22,600–$26,500 |
|---|---|
| ArchitecturalLifetime limited | $24,950–$29,300 |
| Impact-rated designerLifetime limited, Class 4 hail | $30,500–$35,800 |
Where the data supports them: roof size, pitch, labeled edge lengths and a drawing. Photos from the street and from above are included when available (kept for 30 days; saved measurements stay).
Even if the roof can't be measured or they close the page right after. Every lead is in your dashboard, whatever happens to the email.
A wrong number costs you more than no number, so every roof gets one of three answers.
The laser measurement passes its checks: the homeowner sees their roof and your price ranges, labeled preliminary.
Source checks and your settings allow an approximate price: a wider range from Google roof data, ± 15% and labeled approximate. This is a price range, not a measurement accuracy figure. You can turn it off.
Anything else: no price. The homeowner is asked for an in-person measurement; the saved lead includes the reason and any available photos.
Measurements are preliminary. Source checks do not establish that every edge or all roof sections are included. Confirm the selected building, all roof sections and actual measurements on site before a final quote or material order.
The laser check requires aerial data at 8 points per square meter or more. Density alone does not establish roof completeness.
Measured again from each half of the scan, the two answers agree within 2%.
Google's satellite measurement of the same roof lands within 3% of the laser, or another outline derived from the same scan agrees with the laser's roof planes (they cover 95–103% of that outline). Agreement does not establish that all physical roof sections are included.
Each item is priced off the measured roof, not just its square footage: drip edge off the eaves and rakes, ridge cap off the ridges and hips.
| Item | Priced off | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Synthetic underlayment | Squares ordered (with waste) | $18 per square |
| Ice & water shield | Eaves × rows + valleys | $4.50 per ft |
| Drip edge | Eaves + rakes | $3.25 per ft |
| Starter strip | Eaves + rakes | $1.60 per ft |
| Hip & ridge cap | Ridges + hips | $6.50 per ft |
| Step & wall flashing | Step + wall flashing | $9 per ft |
| Pipe boots | Pipe boots | $45 each |
Choose a single report for one property, or Pro for your website estimator and ongoing contractor workflow.
Single roof reports use public USGS aerial LiDAR (laser) scans for roof measurements. Satellite imagery is not required for a single report; address validation locates the property. Availability is checked before payment. Review the prepared roof outline, source dates and limitations before checkout. If the available data cannot support a report, no checkout is offered.
Solar companies have a separate referral agreement. See the solar partner program. Homeowner requests through a contractor's estimator remain free.
A lead counts once when a homeowner sends their name, a phone number or email address in a valid format, and a property address through your estimator, and the address is found on the map (or they finish an inspection request).
A valid format doesn't prove a number or email reaches a real person. If a counted lead turns out to be spam, fake or unreachable, mark it within 14 days of it arriving and it no longer counts in the billing period it was counted in. Marking a lead from a period that has already ended doesn't add to the current period's allowance.
After your included leads are used, the estimator keeps working: new leads are still saved as inspection requests without the roof lookup or price. Lead emails follow the same rules: filtered spam isn't emailed, and email setup or sending failures show in your dashboard. Your allowance resets when your next billing period's payment goes through. There are no overage charges.
ShingleSuite is roof report and estimate software for roofing contractors in the United States. Buy a preliminary roof report for one property for $7.95, with no subscription, or put your branded roof estimator on your website with Pro for $150 a month and get homeowner requests in your lead dashboard.
Yes. A preliminary contractor-review report is $7.95 with no subscription. Start at /reports: sign in, check the address and review the actual roof outline and limitations before checkout. It is separate from the website estimator and lead-capture plan.
Pro includes the website estimator, lead capture and the contractor workspace, with capacity for 150 leads and 100 contractor roof lookups per billing period. It is a monthly subscription; the included usage is not unlimited.
Single roof reports use public USGS aerial LiDAR (laser) scans for roof measurements. Satellite imagery is not required for a single report; address validation locates the property. Availability is checked before payment. Review the prepared roof outline, source dates and limitations before checkout. If the available data cannot support a report, no checkout is offered. Measurements are preliminary. Source checks do not establish that every edge or all roof sections are included. Confirm the selected building, all roof sections and actual measurements on site before a final quote or material order. The website estimator uses available aerial roof data. A preliminary laser-based price or a labeled approximate price range from Google roof data is shown only when its source checks and the contractor's settings allow it; otherwise an in-person measurement is requested.
A homeowner's lead is saved after they send their contact details and property address, before the roof lookup. Available roof details can be added afterward. Lead email notifications are queued for a sending attempt. Filtered spam is not emailed, and missing recipients, email setup or sending failures can prevent sending. Email provider acceptance does not confirm inbox delivery; saved leads remain in the dashboard.
You can use the website estimator across the U.S.; measurement coverage varies by property. With your prices on, homeowners see a range when the available aerial data measures their roof well enough. Otherwise they ask for an inspection, and you get the lead. Single reports are checked for availability before checkout.
Included leads are capacity for qualified requests from your own website, ads and links. Requests count when their address is found on the map or the homeowner finishes an inspection request, including requests completed without a roof lookup. While included leads remain, homeowners can get a roof lookup and, if you show one, a preliminary price. ShingleSuite doesn't supply leads or promise how many you'll get.
On any site that lets you add HTML, including WordPress (a Custom HTML block). If yours doesn't run scripts, put your direct link behind a button or on your Google Business Profile.
No. Solar partners agree to contact homeowners only about solar, and never to offer or refer roofing work. A referral carries the homeowner's name, phone, email and address, with no roof measurements, photos or prices.
After your included leads are used, the estimator keeps working: new leads are still saved as inspection requests without the roof lookup or price. Lead emails follow the same rules: filtered spam isn't emailed, and email setup or sending failures show in your dashboard. Your allowance resets when your next billing period's payment goes through. There are no overage charges.
Any time, from the billing page. Your plan keeps working until the end of the period you've paid for, and your leads stay available to view and export.
Mississippi River Marketing LLC, a marketing company in East Prairie, Missouri, that builds websites and tools for local businesses.
Paste one snippet where you want the estimator, like a WordPress Custom HTML block, or share your own link on a button, your Google Business Profile or a text.
Questions before you buy? Email support@shinglesuite.com.
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