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Eagleview vs GAF QuickMeasure

Two aerial roof report vendors at nearly the same entry price: Eagleview's Bid Perfect at $18 and GAF QuickMeasure's single-family report at $20 ($18 for GAF Master Elite contractors). Eagleview sells a wider report family and AI-labeled platform; GAF bundles a bill of materials and 3D rendering. Pages read Oct 18, 2026; desk research, not tested, no winner.

DESK RESEARCH, NOT TESTED. Compiled from vendors' public websites (accessed Oct 18, 2026). Vendor claims are not verified by Means & Methods Lab. No scores or rankings.

In short: Eagleview (Aerial imagery and roof/exterior measurement reports; vendor publishes prices) vs GAF QuickMeasure (Steep-slope roof measurement reports from aerial imagery; vendor publishes prices). Facts last checked Oct 18, 2026. No winner declared; not tested.

Side by side

Eagleview vs GAF QuickMeasure: vendor-published facts side by side
Sheet rowEagleviewGAF QuickMeasure
CategoryAerial imagery and roof/exterior measurement reportsSteep-slope roof measurement reports from aerial imagery
AI role (our label)AI features added to established productNot AI-first
What it doesAerial imagery and property data company whose measurement reports are ordered by address, with no site visit. Its residential reports page (read Oct 18, 2026) lists Bid Perfect (preliminary roof data: top-down and oblique imagery, pitch distribution, facet count, total roof area in squares, waste factor for steep slope), Premium Roof Reports for material ordering (areas, facets, valleys, rakes, eaves, ridges and hips, pitch diagram), Walls, Walls Windows & Doors and Full House reports, ESX files for Xactimate, and CRM integrations. Eagleview One, its subscription platform, "puts powerful AI and precise 3D models in one easy platform" and describes roof and exterior data and reports "powered by advanced machine learning". Eagleview Horizon, marked coming soon on its page, is described as an agentic AI system that answers natural-language questions over Eagleview imagery, customer-owned data and third-party data, shows evidence and reasoning, and exports CSV, JSON, PDF or PNG. The homepage cites more than 3.5 billion aerial images, 1-inch accuracy, 98%+ accuracy on property measurements and 20 of the top 20 insurers as customers (vendor claims, not verified by us). It also serves government, insurance, solar and utilities.Roof measurement reports from GAF, the roofing manufacturer, for residential steep-slope roofs, ordered online, in the GAF QuickMeasure app or through partner platforms. The product page (read Oct 18, 2026) lists complete roof measurements (eaves, valleys, pitch), high-resolution imagery, a bill of materials, an interactive 3D rendering with edit access that can show different GAF shingle colors and styles, past views and multiple angles, and PDF, XML and DXF files. Add-ons cover local building codes and up to 10 years of hail and wind history, and the separate GAF ScopeConnect service delivers a single-family roof replacement insurance scope written by Xactimate-certified or Cotality (Symbility) trained estimators within 24 hours. The page does not describe AI; we list it for comparison with the AI-labeled report vendors. GAF says roofs are generally about 95% accurate and it replaces a report that falls short if you contact it within 30 days (vendor terms). You do not need to be GAF-certified to order.
Who it's forRoofing and siding contractors, insurers and adjusters, solar designers, governments and utilities.Residential and multi-family roofing contractors in the US (the page body says nationwide excluding Alaska; its FAQ says the US and Canada).
Pricing (as publicly stated)One published report price: Bid Perfect is listed at $18 on Eagleview's residential reports page (read Oct 18, 2026). The same page offers a discounted Premium Roof Report upgrade after Bid Perfect and says Eagleview One is a flexible monthly subscription with volume pricing, but we found no dollar figures for Premium, Walls or Full House reports or for Eagleview One on the pages we read. Confirm current pricing with the vendor.Published on the product page (read Oct 18, 2026): single-family $20 per parcel and multi-family $60 per building for all pros; GAF Master Elite contractors pay $18 and $54. Delivery is listed as 1 hour or less for single-family and 24 hours or less for multi-family. Building codes plus hail and wind history add $10. ScopeConnect estimates are priced separately (not listed on the page we read). Confirm with GAF.
Test statusNot tested. No scores.Not tested. No scores.
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Facts last checked: Oct 18, 2026. Prices change; check the vendor page before relying on them.

Where the vendor descriptions differ

  • Entry report: Eagleview's Bid Perfect gives preliminary roof data (top-down and oblique imagery, pitch distribution, facet count, total squares, steep-slope waste factor) for bidding, with an upgrade to a Premium Roof Report for ordering. GAF's single report includes complete roof measurements, a bill of materials, an editable interactive 3D rendering and PDF, XML and DXF files.
  • Range: Eagleview also lists walls, windows and doors, Full House and commercial reports, and serves insurance, solar, government and utilities. GAF's page covers steep-slope residential and multi-family roofs.
  • AI: Eagleview describes machine-learning-powered data in Eagleview One and an agentic AI system, Horizon, marked coming soon. GAF's page does not describe AI.
  • Accuracy claims (vendor claims, not verified by us): Eagleview cites 98%+ accuracy on property measurements; GAF says generally about 95% accurate, with a replacement report under its 30-day terms.
  • Pricing: Eagleview lists $18 for Bid Perfect and no other report prices on the page we read; GAF lists $20 single-family and $60 multi-family ($18 and $54 for Master Elite) plus a $10 codes and weather add-on.

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