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RoofStride review

#24 of 25 in Roofing Software

A roofing operations CRM with claims, subcontractor tracking, scheduling, and QuickBooks export.

6.7/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

RoofStride is a roofing CRM for companies managing work from lead intake through payment. Its coverage spans the office and field, with a sales pipeline, job board, estimates, signable proposals, insurance-claim tracking, measurement imports, material lists, work orders, crew scheduling, weather information, invoicing, and payment tracking. It is particularly suited to roofers that need claims and subcontractor activity connected to everyday job operations.

Pricing is monthly. The Base plan costs $119.99 per month and includes the full pipeline, estimating, contracts, dispatch, purchase orders, warranties, insurance claims, code lookup, financials, commissions, and QuickBooks export. The Unlimited plan costs $199.99 per month and adds no seat limit while retaining the same listed feature coverage. A seven-day free trial is available, but there is no free plan. The difference between the plans is therefore primarily seat access rather than a broader operational feature set.

RoofStride’s strongest fit is a roofing business that wants one system for sales, estimating, claims, crews, subcontractor pay, and customer payments. The feature set also supports storm-history and building-code lookup, measurement imports, material lists, weather information, and supplement checking. Its ecosystem fit is narrower: QuickBooks export is the listed accounting connection, so companies seeking a wider integration network may need another option. Choose RoofStride when roofing-specific workflow coverage matters more than broad platform connectivity; consider alternatives if extensive integrations or a different seat structure are central requirements.

RoofStride pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Combines claims, estimates, work orders, scheduling, and invoicing
    • Tracks subcontractor pay, materials, warranties, and commissions
    • Includes QuickBooks export plus measurement and code lookups
  • Where it doesn't
    • Integration coverage centers on QuickBooks export
    • No free plan; the trial lasts seven days
    • Unlimited seats require the Unlimited plan

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