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RoofGrid review

#15 of 25 in Roofing Software

A broad roofing operations suite with strong claims tools, but a high monthly entry price.

7.6/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

RoofGrid is cloud-based job-management software for roofing contractors handling work from lead through final payment. It brings together CRM functions, imagery-assisted roof review, estimating, e-signatures, crew scheduling, insurance claims, invoicing, payment links, homeowner portals and reporting. Its positioning fits teams focused on storm claims, hail documentation and AI-assisted drafting, while also covering everyday project administration.

Pricing is structured as flat monthly plans based on seat limits. Starter costs $249 per month, Pro $499, Scale $999 and Unlimited $1,997. The published plan highlights show the same core tool set across tiers: jobs, estimates, scheduling and invoicing; imagery-assisted roof review; insurance claims, supplements and AI tools; plus unlimited e-signature and homeowner portal access. A 14-day free trial is available, and the pricing information also references a 30-day money-back guarantee. This structure gives larger teams a clear upgrade path, but the entry price makes RoofGrid a more considered choice for smaller contractors.

Its strongest category fit comes from the combination of storm evidence and workflow coverage. RoofGrid supports storm, hail and NOAA weather evidence reports, insurance deadline tracking, carrier-estimate comparison, AI-assisted damage reports, branded PDF estimates, photo reports and document export. Crew scheduling includes weather visibility, while ABC Supply ordering, QuickBooks, Stripe, Google and Zapier extend the operating workflow. Homeowners can track projects, approve work and sign through the portal. Teams seeking a single system for claims-heavy roofing operations should find the feature breadth relevant; contractors wanting a lower-cost or native mobile-focused tool should look elsewhere.

RoofGrid pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Combines estimating, scheduling, claims, payments and portals
    • Imagery-assisted measurements and storm evidence reports
    • AI-assisted damage reports, estimates and emails
  • Where it doesn't
    • Starts at $249 per month with no free plan
    • Platform coverage is web and API only
    • Tier pricing is based on seat limits, with core tools shared across plans

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