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Eagleview vs Roofr

Two sources of aerial roof measurement reports ordered by address. Eagleview is an aerial imagery and property data company that sells reports per order and through an Eagleview One subscription; Roofr sells reports inside a roofing CRM. Both publish report prices. Vendor pages read Oct 23, 2026; desk research, not tested, no winner.

DESK RESEARCH, NOT TESTED. Compiled from vendors' public websites (accessed Oct 23, 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 Roofr (Roofing CRM with aerial roof measurement reports; vendor publishes prices). Facts last checked Oct 23, 2026. No winner declared; not tested.

Side by side

Eagleview vs Roofr: vendor-published facts side by side
Sheet rowEagleviewRoofr
CategoryAerial imagery and roof/exterior measurement reportsRoofing CRM with aerial roof measurement reports
AI role (our label)AI features added to established productAI features added to established product
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. Re-read Oct 19, 2026: the Horizon page adds that it is currently optimized for residential single-family properties, with commercial and multi-family coming soon. Re-checked Oct 21, 2026: homepage unchanged in substance (Eagleview Horizon announced as an agentic AI engine; Eagleview One; Bid Perfect, Premium Roof, Walls, Walls Windows & Doors and Full House reports for contractors). The Horizon page is still marked coming soon and optimized for residential single-family properties, lists construction (roof restoration and exterior home improvement) and insurance as typical use cases and posts preview demo videos. The homepage's report-savings and accuracy figures are vendor claims and not used. Re-checked Oct 23, 2026: Horizon is still marked coming soon and optimized for residential single-family; the page names construction (roof restoration, exterior home improvement) and insurance uses and says it is expanding next into property management, government, utilities, real estate and home services. The Eagleview One page describes complete exterior measurements (roof, walls, windows and doors, plus roof penetrations) for residential, multi-family and commercial properties, custom reports in PDF, JSON, DXF and more, and APIs described as coming soon. Homepage figures are vendor claims and not used.Roofing software that pairs aerial roof measurement reports with a CRM (job boards, proposals, e-signatures, invoices and payments, material ordering through ABC Supply, QXO and SRS, CompanyCam and QuickBooks integrations). Roofr Reports are ordered by address from aerial imagery and include pitch, squares, edges, a waste factor and material lists; Roofr says every report goes through a multi-check system and at least one Roofr expert reviews each report before delivery, and that it is the only service that lets you edit a finished report (vendor claim). A DIY tool lets you draw your own report from aerial, drone or blueprint images. The AI on the pages we read (Oct 18, 2026) is outside the measurement step: an AI Receptionist add-on that answers calls 24/7, books appointments, gives quotes and creates job cards, and Roofr Sites, described as AI-built websites. The Instant Estimator gives homeowners a roof estimate from their address based on the contractor's pricing. Re-read Oct 19, 2026: homepage unchanged in substance. Re-checked Oct 21, 2026: pricing page unchanged in substance; Roofr Sites is now marked Beta. Re-checked Oct 23, 2026: the AI Receptionist FAQ says setup takes about 10 minutes by call forwarding to a dedicated number, returning customers are routed to a human, and it introduces itself as your business, with the FAQ noting some callers will know it is AI. The measurements page still says paid-plan reports are guaranteed in 2 hours or less. Testimonials and ratings on the pages are not used.
Who it's forRoofing and siding contractors, insurers and adjusters, solar designers, governments and utilities.Residential roofing contractors, from owner-operators to growing multi-crew teams.
Pricing (as publicly stated)Published starting prices per report on Eagleview's residential reports page (re-checked Oct 19, 2026; on Oct 18 our read showed only the Bid Perfect price): Bid Perfect from $18, Premium Roof Report from $24.25 (offered as a discounted upgrade after Bid Perfect), Walls from $40, Walls, Windows & Doors from $67.50 and Full House from $91. Eagleview One is described as a flexible monthly subscription with volume pricing; we found no dollar figures for it. Confirm current pricing with the vendor. Re-checked Oct 21, 2026: unchanged (Bid Perfect from $18, Premium Roof Report from $24.25, Walls from $40, Walls, Windows & Doors from $67.50 and Full House from $91 per report; no Eagleview One figures). Re-checked Oct 23, 2026: unchanged (Bid Perfect from $18, Premium Roof from $24.25, Walls from $40, Walls, Windows & Doors from $67.50, Full House from $91; Eagleview One is a flexible monthly subscription with no figures shown).Published on roofr.com/pricing (read Oct 18, 2026). Starter $0 per month with $19 measurement reports delivered in 24 hours or less and ESX files at $12 per report; Measure+ add-on listed at $109 to $169 per month for $13 reports with 6- or 2-hour delivery, material calculations and CSV downloads; Essentials $249 per month ($209 billed yearly) with $13 reports in 2 hours or less; Scale $349 per month ($299 billed yearly). DIY reports $2 to $4.50 per image. Add-ons: Instant Estimator $149 per month ($125 yearly), Roofr Sites and AI Receptionist $99 per month each ($85 yearly). Reports are always pay per report. Re-checked Oct 19, 2026: plan prices unchanged; ESX files are $10 per report with Measure+, a Roofr Report + ESX bundle is $31 on Starter and $23 on paid plans, and SMS texting is listed as a $49-a-month add-on. The pricing page lists unlimited team seats and its FAQ says Roofr does not charge per seat, while the homepage FAQ says Starter includes 3 seats, Essentials 5 and Scale unlimited; confirm with the vendor. Re-checked Oct 21, 2026: plan and add-on prices unchanged (Starter $0 with $19 reports and ESX files at $12; Measure+ $109 to $169 a month with $13 reports and ESX at $10; Essentials $249 a month or $209 billed yearly; Scale $349 or $299 billed yearly; Instant Estimator $149 or $125; Roofr Sites and AI Receptionist $99 or $85 each; Report + ESX bundle $31 on Starter, $23 on paid plans), and every plan card lists unlimited users. Re-checked Oct 23, 2026: plan and add-on prices unchanged. The AI Receptionist FAQ now gives terms: $99 a month including 200 minutes of calls, no contract or setup fee, overages currently not charged, available on any plan including the free Starter plan, and free for Essentials and Scale customers until the end of 2026, with billing from Jan 1, 2027 unless cancelled (vendor terms; confirm with Roofr).
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Facts last checked: Oct 23, 2026. Prices change; check the vendor page before relying on them.

Where the vendor descriptions differ

  • Reports: Eagleview lists Bid Perfect for preliminary roof data (imagery, pitch distribution, facet count, total squares, waste factor), Premium Roof reports for material ordering (areas, valleys, rakes, eaves, ridges, hips and a pitch diagram), and Walls, Walls, Windows & Doors and Full House reports; Eagleview One describes roof, wall, window and door measurements for residential, multi-family and commercial properties, with reports in PDF, JSON, DXF and more. Roofr reports give total squares, pitch, edges (hips, valleys, ridges, flashing) and material quantities by waste factor, with ESX files for Xactimate, and a DIY tool lets you draw reports on aerial, drone or blueprint images.
  • Delivery and checks: Roofr says paid-plan reports are guaranteed in 2 hours or less (Measure+ offers 2- or 6-hour options) and that every report goes through a multi-check system (vendor terms and claims). The Eagleview pages we read do not state a residential report turnaround.
  • Beyond reports: Roofr is a roofing CRM with job boards, proposals, e-signatures, invoices and payments, and material ordering through ABC Supply, QXO and SRS. Eagleview also serves insurance, government, solar and utility buyers and lists CRM ordering integrations; it describes Eagleview One APIs as coming soon.
  • AI: Eagleview One is described as combining AI and 3D models, and Horizon, marked coming soon, as an agentic AI system that answers natural-language questions over Eagleview imagery and customer and third-party data, optimized for residential single-family. Roofr's AI on the pages we read is outside the measurement step: an AI Receptionist that answers calls, books appointments and creates job records, and Roofr Sites (Beta), described as AI-built websites.
  • AI tags: both are tagged AI features added to an established product.
  • Pricing (checked Oct 23, 2026): Eagleview lists Bid Perfect from $18, Premium Roof from $24.25, Walls from $40, Walls, Windows & Doors from $67.50 and Full House from $91, with Eagleview One as a monthly subscription and no figures shown. Roofr's Starter plan is $0 a month with $19 reports (ESX $12), or $13 reports with Measure+ ($109 to $169 a month), Essentials ($249 a month, $209 billed yearly) or Scale ($349, $299 yearly); its AI Receptionist is $99 a month including 200 minutes. Different deliverables, so not like-for-like.
  • Not used here: Eagleview's imagery, accuracy, insurer and savings figures, and Roofr's customer quotes and rating (vendor material). Neither tool has been tested by Means & Methods Lab.

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