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One Roof vs Roofr

Roofr is a roofing platform that advertises low-cost measurement reports and publishes its prices. One Roof is a roofing CRM that also covers storm, canvassing, a power dialer and sub payouts. Here is how they compare, using Roofr’s own pages.

Last checked Oct 2026 from each company’s public pages. Tell us if something changed.

Where Roofr is strong

  • Low-cost measurement reports. Own reports from $13, as fast as 2 hours (price varies by plan), per its pricing page. If you order a lot of reports, that’s a real reason to look.
  • It publishes its prices. Tiers and add-ons are on its pricing page, and it says there are no setup or onboarding fees.
  • Flexible terms. Month to month, or you can sign an annual contract.
  • The basics are built in. E-signatures and card and ACH payments on Essentials and above, and material ordering through ABC Supply, QXO (Beacon) and SRS. It also lists ESX files you can import into Xactimate.
  • Support seven days a week, per its homepage.

Where One Roof is different

  1. Storm and canvassing are in the product. We found neither built into Roofr’s site. One Roof checks hail against your own contacts and asks you before anything sends. Territories, knocks and dispositions run from the phone, and hail maps are included.
  2. A power dialer. Lasso a block or a hail swath on the map, pull the homes into a list, and the dialer works it while your rep talks. It’s +$10 a user a month. We didn’t find a power dialer on Roofr’s pages.
  3. Pay your subs from the job. The homeowner’s payment comes in, and your subs are paid out of the job, with the W-9 enforced and COIs tracked. Next-day ACH is $0 from us plus Moov’s 25¢, passed through at cost, and it syncs to QuickBooks. On Roofr we found crew management with costs entered by hand. Of the four roofing CRMs we compared, we didn’t find sub payouts in any.
  4. Mobile apps for every role. One Roof has mobile apps for owner, sales, canvasser and crew, each showing only that role’s tools. Roofr describes its mobile experience as a progressive web app that runs in the browser.
  5. An AI copilot that drafts and logs the work. Tell One Roof what happened in plain words and it updates the job, logs the note and drafts the text for you to send. AI usage bills to your prepaid wallet, with built-in daily safety limits. Roofr sells an AI Receptionist, a voice agent for inbound calls, as an add-on.
Side by side

Feature by feature, from their own pages.

Each Roofr cell restates its public website as we read it in October 2026. Where we write “not found”, we looked and didn’t find it; it doesn’t mean it can’t exist.

Feature
One Roof
Roofr
Published pricing
$49/month + usage; first user included; $25 per extra seat
Publishes its prices (tiers plus add-ons)
Contract
None. Month to month
Month to month, or an annual contract
AI assistant
AI copilot that updates the job, logs the note and drafts texts for you to send; metered, from your wallet
AI Receptionist for inbound calls, sold as an add-on
Storm and hail
Hail maps included; checked against your own contacts
No storm tool found
Canvassing
Territories, knocks and dispositions from the phone
No canvassing found
Power dialer
Yes, +$10/user/month
Not found
Proposals and e-sign
Built from the job; good/better/best; the signature moves the job
E-signatures on Essentials and above
Materials ordering
Orders go to your supplier from the reviewed proposal; ABC ordering included
ABC Supply, QXO (Beacon), SRS
Homeowner payments
ACH 0.8% up to $5; card 2.9% + 30¢
Card and ACH on Essentials and above
Paying subs
Out of the job, W-9 enforced, QuickBooks-synced
No sub payouts found
Mobile app
Mobile apps for owner, sales, canvasser and crew, each showing only that role’s tools
Progressive web app that runs in the browser
Aerial measurements
Order quantities sync to the official measurements report
Own reports from $13, as fast as 2 hours (price varies by plan)
Switching

Switching from Roofr.

The switching plan is the same for everyone: one named person owns your migration, a sandbox dry run lets you check your data before anything goes live, and office and field are trained separately.

Related

Storm & dialerEvery storm on your patch, matched against your own contacts before you spend a dollar.Payments & payoutsRequest a deposit or final balance from the job — ACH or card, reconciled automatically.Mobile appMobile apps for owner, sales, canvasser and crew, each showing only that role's tools.

Pricing · One Roof is $49 a month + usage for the first user, $25 per extra seat. No contract.

Questions we get asked

Is Roofr cheaper than One Roof?

Roofr publishes its prices on its pricing page, so compare them with ours: $49 a month + usage, first user included, $25 per extra seat. Check what each plan includes, since storm, canvassing, a dialer and sub payouts are things we didn’t find on Roofr.

Should I use Roofr for measurement reports?

If low-cost reports are what you buy most, Roofr is strong there. One Roof syncs order quantities to the official measurements report instead of selling its own.

Does Roofr have a mobile app?

Roofr describes its mobile experience as a progressive web app that runs in the browser.

What happens to my data if I leave One Roof?

You take all of it. Full export any time, in a format you can open without us.

Competitor details come from Roofr’s own website, last checked October 2026. Plans change, so check theirs for current terms. Roofr is a trademark of its owner; One Roof isn’t affiliated with it.

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