EagleView Alternative for Roofing Contractors: Roof Manager vs EagleView

Roof Manager vs EagleView at a glance

Every EagleView entry below comes from EagleView's own pricing and product pages, checked September 27, 2026; the bracketed numbers link to the sources. Where EagleView relies on partner software for something Roof Manager has built in, the table says so.

Compared on	EagleView	Roof Manager
Published report price	Premium roof report: US$24.25–US$87 for residential roofs, US$79–US$89.50 for commercial[1]	CA$10 per report pay as you go, any roof size (≈ US$7.07); Pro 30: CA$199 a month for 30 reports
What changes the price	Roof size (Small 20 sq, Medium 40 sq, Large 40+ sq) and tier. Silver and Gold come through an integration partner, a distributor, purchase volume or prepaying; Platinum is quoted[1]	Not roof size or tier. Pro 30 (CA$199 a month, 30 reports, additional reports CA$10) costs less than pay as you go from 20 reports a month
Delivery	“Most Eagleview reports are delivered within hours”; no current delivery tiers published[3]	Reports are delivered in 1–3 hours, and usually in under an hour.
Try before you buy	No free-report offer on its U.S. contractor pages. Its Canadian site advertises a free first report after a demo with an EagleView representative[7]	2 free reports on signup, no credit card required.
How it measures	Aerial imagery from its own fleet of aircraft capturing overhead and 45° oblique imagery[6]	Our team traces each roof on aerial and satellite imagery, the measurement engine calculates pitch-corrected areas and lengths, and a person reviews every report before release
What the report includes	Premium report: length, pitch, area, notes and penetration diagrams, a waste table, and aerial photos of each side	Area by roof plane, pitch, every edge length, waste table, bill of materials, gutters, satellite image and measured diagram (see below)
Built-in CRM	Not built in. Integrates with CRMs such as JobNimbus, AccuLynx, ServiceTitan, Leap[4]	Yes, included free: leads board, pipeline and customer records
Proposals and e-signature	Not offered on EagleView's pages; available through partner software	Built in; pick the report and its material quantities fill the proposal, priced from your Pre-Saved Proposal Templates (any line you have not priced is flagged)
Invoicing and payments	Not offered on EagleView's pages	Built in; invoices carry a payment link from your own Square account
Xactimate	ESX file add-on through an Eagleview One subscription, no published price[5]	Xactimate-formatted XML export (not an ESX file), plus Excel, CSV and PDF
Coverage	Aerial imagery covering 94% of the North American population; separate Canadian site and price list[6][2]	Roof Manager supports properties across the U.S., Canada and additional regions, subject to usable imagery at the individual property.
Best fit	Carrier and enterprise programs built around EagleView; jobs that need oblique aerial views, ESX files, or EagleView's wall and gutter reports	Contractors who order measurements every week and want a flat price, with the report, CRM, proposal and invoice in one account

Which option is right for your roofing company?

EagleView is an established measurement provider, and for some workflows it stays the right choice. The honest split looks like this:

EagleView may be the better fit when

• An insurance carrier, TPA or enterprise program you work with requires EagleView reports.
• Your company is standardized on an EagleView integration, such as ordering from inside JobNimbus, AccuLynx, ServiceTitan, and changing it would disrupt your team.
• Your estimates depend on an ESX file for Xactimate, or on EagleView's oblique photos of each side of the house.
• You need an EagleView product Roof Manager does not make, such as its Walls, Windows & Doors or Full House reports.

Roof Manager may be the better fit when

• You order measurements every week and want one price per report, whatever the roof size.
• Turnaround matters: reports arrive in 1–3 hours, usually under an hour.
• You want the measurement to flow into a CRM, proposal, e-signature and invoice without re-typing numbers.
• You want to test it on your own jobs first: 2 free reports, no credit card.
• You are a Canadian contractor who wants to pay in CAD.

EagleView pricing vs Roof Manager pricing

EagleView publishes its construction pricing, so this compares published price with published price. Each company's own pricing page was checked on September 27, 2026. Currencies stay separate: U.S. prices in USD, Canadian prices in CAD.

Roof Manager, pay as you goCA$10 / report

Any roof size, no subscription. First 2 reports free.

Roof Manager, Pro 30CA$199 / month

30 reports a month; additional reports CA$10 each. Cheaper than pay as you go from 20 reports a month. All plans

Roof Manager bills in Canadian dollars. USD amounts on this page are approximate and may vary with the exchange rate and card issuer: CA$10 is about US$7.07 at the Bank of Canada rate of 1.4145 CAD per USD on September 25, 2026^[13].

A. For U.S. contractors (USD)

EagleView Premium roof report, per report, from its U.S. pricing page^[1]. You may qualify for reduced pricing if you purchase your EagleView reports through an integration partner or distributor, or based on your purchase volume. Platinum pricing is quoted on request.

Roof size	Bronze (USD)	Silver (USD)	Gold (USD)	Platinum	Roof Manager
Small (20 sq)	$32.75	$27.50	$24.25	Call for pricing	CA$10 pay as you go ≈ US$7.07
Medium (40 sq)	$60	$54.75	$49	Call for pricing	CA$10 pay as you go ≈ US$7.07
Large (40+ sq)	$87	$81.25	$75.50	Call for pricing	CA$10 pay as you go ≈ US$7.07
Commercial	$89.50	$84.25	$79	Call for pricing	CA$10 pay as you go ≈ US$7.07

EagleView also lists Bid Perfect, a lighter sales-stage report with squares, facets and pitch, at US$18 for residential roofs. Roof Manager charges residential and commercial roofs the same price.

B. For Canadian contractors (CAD)

EagleView PremiumReport, per report, from its Canadian pricing page^[2]. Neither EagleView pricing page names its currency; we read eagleview.com prices as USD and eagleview.ca prices as CAD.

Roof size	Bronze (CAD)	Silver (CAD)	Gold (CAD)	Platinum	Roof Manager
Small (20 sq)	$30	$25	$22.50	Call for pricing	CA$10 pay as you go
Medium (40 sq)	$55	$50	$45	Call for pricing	CA$10 pay as you go
Large (40+ sq)	$75	$70	$65	Call for pricing	CA$10 pay as you go
Commercial	$85	$80	$75	Call for pricing	CA$10 pay as you go

See the cost at common monthly volumes

These are example monthly volumes, not product limits; the calculator below takes any volume you order. Each table multiplies the published price by the number of reports, and nothing else is assumed. Roof Manager shows its lower-cost option at that volume, and EagleView is shown as a range from its lowest published tier (Gold) to its highest listed one (Bronze).

U.S. (USD)

Example volume	Roof Manager, lowest option	EagleView Premium, Small (20 sq)	EagleView Premium, Medium (40 sq)
10 reports a month	≈ US$70.70CA$100: Pay as you go (10 × CA$10)	US$242.50–US$327.5010 × US$24.25 (Gold) to 10 × US$32.75 (Bronze)	US$490–US$60010 × US$49 (Gold) to 10 × US$60 (Bronze)
20 reports a month	≈ US$140.69CA$199: Pro 30 (CA$199, 30 reports included)	US$485–US$65520 × US$24.25 (Gold) to 20 × US$32.75 (Bronze)	US$980–US$1,20020 × US$49 (Gold) to 20 × US$60 (Bronze)
40 reports a month	≈ US$211.38CA$299: Pro 30 + 10 additional reports (CA$199 + 10 × CA$10)	US$970–US$1,31040 × US$24.25 (Gold) to 40 × US$32.75 (Bronze)	US$1,960–US$2,40040 × US$49 (Gold) to 40 × US$60 (Bronze)

Canada (CAD)

Example volume	Roof Manager, lowest option	EagleView PremiumReport, Small (20 sq)	EagleView PremiumReport, Medium (40 sq)
10 reports a month	CA$100Pay as you go (10 × CA$10)	CA$225–CA$30010 × CA$22.50 (Gold) to 10 × CA$30 (Bronze)	CA$450–CA$55010 × CA$45 (Gold) to 10 × CA$55 (Bronze)
20 reports a month	CA$199Pro 30 (CA$199, 30 reports included)	CA$450–CA$60020 × CA$22.50 (Gold) to 20 × CA$30 (Bronze)	CA$900–CA$1,10020 × CA$45 (Gold) to 20 × CA$55 (Bronze)
40 reports a month	CA$299Pro 30 + 10 additional reports (CA$199 + 10 × CA$10)	CA$900–CA$1,20040 × CA$22.50 (Gold) to 40 × CA$30 (Bronze)	CA$1,800–CA$2,20040 × CA$45 (Gold) to 40 × CA$55 (Bronze)

Roof Manager column: the lower of pay as you go (reports × CA$10) or Pro 30 (CA$199 a month for 30 reports, additional reports CA$10 each). USD ≈ CAD ÷ 1.4145.

Estimate your own monthly volume

Accuracy matters more than marketing claims

EagleView reports are a long-standing standard in estimating and insurance work. Any alternative has to hold up on the numbers you actually order from: total squares, pitch and edge lengths. Here is exactly what Roof Manager claims and what it is based on.

• What is measured. Total pitch-corrected roof area, projected footprint, area by roof plane, predominant pitch, and the length of every ridge, hip, valley, eave and rake.
• What accuracy depends on. Accuracy depends on the imagery over each roof: sharp, recent imagery and a clearly visible roof give the most reliable measurements, while tree cover, shadows and complex rooflines reduce certainty. Confirm key dimensions on site before ordering materials.
• When conditions are worse. Rural, tree-covered or obscured roofs are the hardest to trace, and every report is reviewed by our team before release. If the imagery is not good enough to measure, the report is declined and the report credit returns to your account. Reports are delivered in 1–3 hours, and usually in under an hour.
• Where it is written down. How accurate are Roof Manager reports? in the help centre.

The One-Roof Test Don't take our accuracy claim on faith.

Use one of your free reports on a roof you have already measured, by tape, by drone or from a past EagleView report. Then compare the numbers yourself.

1. Pick a roof you know. One you measured recently, ideally with a hip or a valley.
2. Order a free report. Create an account (no card) and order it from the address.
3. Compare line by line. Total squares, pitch, then ridge, hip, valley, eave and rake lengths.
4. Decide on your own result. If the numbers don't hold up, you have spent nothing.

What you get in a Roof Manager report

A report is a branded PDF with your logo, plus the same numbers inside your account, where they feed the proposal and the Materials Calculator. These images are from Roof Manager's sample report; the sample report shows a complete one.

Measurements

• Total roof area (pitch-corrected) and projected footprint
• Area by roof plane, and areas per pitch
• Predominant pitch and slope multiplier
• Ridge, hip, valley, eave and rake lengths
• Traced obstructions (chimneys, vents, skylights) deducted where present
• Waste table from 5% to 20%

Materials and outputs

• Bill of materials: shingles, underlayment, starter, ridge cap, ice-and-water, drip edge, valley flashing
• Gutter length along the traced eaves, plus any downspouts placed on the trace
• Satellite image and a measured roof diagram
• PDF, Excel, CSV and Xactimate-formatted XML exports
• Ready to attach to the customer and build a proposal from

For comparison, EagleView's Premium report includes length, pitch, area, notes and penetration diagrams, a report summary with a waste table, and aerial photos of the top and each side of the building. If you rely on those oblique side photos, factor that in. The full list of what a Roof Manager report includes is in the help centre.

The workflow difference: built in vs connected

A measurement is the start of a job, not the end. The question is how many separate products it passes through before the customer pays. EagleView concentrates on measurement and imagery and connects to partner software for the rest, which works well if you already pay for one of those products. Roof Manager keeps each step in one account, and the CRM, proposals and invoicing cost nothing extra.

1. 01AddressRoof ManagerOrder from the address in your account or from the lead.EagleViewOrder in MyEagleview, or from inside partner software such as JobNimbus or AccuLynx.
2. 02Roof measurementRoof ManagerMost reports in under an hour.EagleViewPremium report; most EagleView reports are delivered within hours.
3. 03Estimate and materialsRoof ManagerThe report's material quantities fill the proposal, priced from your Pre-Saved Proposal Templates.EagleViewWaste table in the report; estimating through partner software, or Xactimate with the ESX add-on.
4. 04ProposalRoof ManagerBranded proposal built from the report.EagleViewThrough partner software.
5. 05SignatureRoof ManagerE-signature on the proposal.EagleViewThrough partner software.
6. 06Invoice and paymentRoof ManagerInvoices with a payment link from your own Square account; QuickBooks Online export.EagleViewThrough partner software.
7. 07CRM follow-upRoof ManagerPipeline and history on the same lead; Gmail and Google Calendar connected.EagleViewThrough a partner CRM.

Roofr and Hover build more of these steps in than EagleView does; see the comparison below. Roof Manager's Gmail, Google Calendar, QuickBooks Online and Square connections are listed on the integrations page.

EagleView alternative for U.S. roofing contractors

Roof Manager supports properties across the U.S., subject to imagery availability, and suits the work U.S. roofers order measurements for most often:

Residential estimates

Order from the address before the appointment and walk in with total squares, pitch and a priced proposal ready to adjust.

Storm and restoration work

When a storm hits your market, most reports come back in under an hour, with pitch-corrected areas, edge lengths and a waste table for the estimate. See the 48-hour storm playbook.

Repeat ordering

One price for every roof size with no subscription, or Pro 30 at CA$199 a month (30 reports, additional reports CA$10) once you order 20 or more a month.

Remote estimating

Roofs are traced from aerial and satellite imagery, so nobody drives to the property and no homeowner has to take photos.

Multi-market teams

Order for properties across the U.S. from one account, subject to usable imagery at each property, and invite your estimators so everyone works from the same pipeline.

Paying from the U.S. Roof Manager bills in Canadian dollars. A CA$10 report is about US$7.07, and Pro 30 at CA$199 a month about US$140.69, at the September 25, 2026 Bank of Canada rate; your card issuer sets the exact conversion.

Working in Texas? It is a good example of a market where storm season decides who gets the job. The Texas page covers state-specific storm and insurance context, and roof measurement in the United States covers the rest of the country.

EagleView alternative for Canadian roofing contractors

Roof Manager is built in Alberta and bills in Canadian dollars, so the price you see is the price on your statement and in your books.

• CAD pricing. CA$10 per report pay as you go, whatever the roof size. EagleView's Canadian pricing page lists its PremiumReport at CA$22.50–CA$75 for residential roofs, by size and tier^[2].
• Coverage. Properties across Canada, subject to usable imagery at the individual property. Roof measurement in Canada has the details.
• Trying it. EagleView's Canadian site advertises a free first report after a demo with a sales representative^[7]. Roof Manager gives you 2 free reports at signup, without a call.
• Pay per report or monthly. Pay as you go, or Pro 30 at CA$199 a month for 30 reports. The trade-offs are in pay-per-report vs subscription pricing.

EagleView vs Roofr vs Hover vs Roof Manager

People comparing EagleView with Roofr or Hover land here too, so here are all four side by side on the criteria that decide a purchase. Prices are in each company's own currency, from its own pricing page, checked September 27, 2026. For Roofr's plans and delivery terms in full, see Roof Manager vs Roofr.

Compared on	EagleView	Roofr	Hover	Roof Manager
How it measures	Aerial imagery from its own aircraft, including oblique views[6]	Satellite and aerial imagery measured by Roofr, with a human review of every report; or its DIY tracing tool, paid per report on the free Starter plan[8]	Smartphone photos taken from the ground — by you, your crew or the homeowner through an invite — turned into a 3D model; blueprint upload for new builds[11]	Traced by people on aerial and satellite imagery, calculated by our engine and reviewed before release; no site visit
Starting report price (published)	US$24.25 (Premium, Small, Gold); US$32.75 at Bronze[1]	US$19 pay as you go; US$13 on paid plans from US$109/month[8]	Roof only from US$29 per project on Starter; from US$9 on Pro (US$999/year)[10]	CA$10 pay as you go (≈ US$7.07), any roof size; Pro 30 CA$199/month for 30
Typical turnaround	"Within hours"[3]	2 hours guaranteed on paid plans (Measure+ can choose 6 hours); 24 hours or less on the free plan (an estimate, not guaranteed)[9]	Typically 12 hours on Starter, 4 hours on Pro and Business; 1-hour roof delivery is a paid add-on ($39 on Starter)[10]	Reports are delivered in 1–3 hours, and usually in under an hour.
Free to try	Canadian site advertises a free first report after a sales demo; no U.S. offer found	Free Starter plan, no credit card. Free-report offers vary by page: the first Roofr Report free on its main site; up to 7 in Canada through its QXO Canada partnership page	First 3 projects free, no credit card	2 free reports on signup, no credit card required.
Built-in CRM and proposals	No; connects to partner CRMs[4]	CRM job board, proposals, invoices and e-signature built in (limits by plan); card and ACH payments on Essentials and Scale, U.S. businesses only	Estimates, proposals and e-signature on Pro and above; CRM through integrations (JobNimbus, AccuLynx, ServiceTitan and others)[12]	CRM, invoicing, proposals, the leads board and door-to-door canvassing are free with every account.
Exports and Xactimate	PDF and data files; ESX add-on	PDF and CSV; ESX file as a paid add-on	PDF and ESX on Starter; XLS, XML, JSON, SKP, DWG and DXF on Pro and above	PDF, Excel, CSV, JSON and Xactimate-formatted XML (no ESX)
Best fit	Carrier and enterprise workflows built around EagleView	Contractors who want an all-in-one roofing CRM, priced in USD	Full-exterior jobs (siding, windows, gutters) where someone can photograph the property	Contractors who order often and want a flat price and measurement-to-invoice in one account

Other tools in this category: RoofSnap, a per-user subscription for drawing roofs yourself over aerial imagery, plus measurement reports RoofSnap draws for you and sells per order. iRoofing, a subscription app for DIY roof measurements, estimates and a roof visualizer, with separately ordered reports. Drawing roofs yourself trades the report fee for your own time; we ran that math in the hidden cost of manual roof measurements.

How to switch from EagleView to Roof Manager

There is no migration project and no contract to sign. Test first, then move volume only if your own results justify it.

1. Create a free Roof Manager account2 free reports, no credit card, and your EagleView account stays exactly as it is.
2. Choose a roof you already knowPick a recent job you measured by tape, by drone or with an EagleView report.
3. Order one free reportOrder it from the address; the ordering guide shows each step.
4. Compare the measurementsTotal squares, pitch, and ridge, hip, valley, eave and rake lengths, side by side.
5. Run one real job end to endAttach the report to a lead, build the proposal, get it signed and send the invoice. Invite your team for free.
6. Decide how much volume to moveMove some or all of your report orders, or none. Nothing requires you to cancel EagleView to use Roof Manager.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best alternative to EagleView for roofing contractors?

It depends on how you work. If you order measurements often and want one flat price, fast delivery and a CRM in the same account, Roof Manager is built for that: CA$10 a report pay as you go (or Pro 30 at CA$199 a month for 30 reports), most delivered in under an hour, and your first 2 are free. Roofr suits contractors who want an all-in-one roofing CRM priced in USD, and Hover suits full-exterior jobs where someone can photograph the property. EagleView remains the standard where a carrier or enterprise program requires its reports.

How much does an EagleView roof report cost?

EagleView publishes its prices. On its U.S. pricing page (checked September 27, 2026) a Premium roof report costs US$24.25 to US$87 for residential roofs, depending on roof size and pricing tier, and US$79 to US$89.50 for commercial roofs. Prices fall from Bronze to Silver to Gold when you buy through an integration partner or distributor, buy in volume or prepay; Platinum is quoted. EagleView's Canadian page lists the PremiumReport at CA$22.50 to CA$75 for residential roofs. An ESX file for Xactimate is a separate add-on.

Is there a cheaper alternative to EagleView?

Yes. Roof Manager reports are CA$10 each pay as you go (about US$7.07), the same price for every roof size; Pro 30 is CA$199 a month for 30 reports, and your first 2 reports are free. EagleView's lowest published residential price is US$24.25 (Premium, Small, Gold tier). Roofr lists US$19 pay as you go or US$13 on a paid plan, and Hover's roof-only projects start at US$29 on its pay-per-project plan. Price is only part of it: check what each report includes and how it fits your workflow.

How does Roof Manager compare with EagleView?

Roof Manager charges one flat price and includes a CRM, proposals and invoicing; EagleView prices by roof size and tier and connects to other companies' CRMs. EagleView flies its own aircraft, captures oblique imagery, publishes a detailed Premium report and sells ESX files for Xactimate. Roof Manager's team traces each roof on aerial and satellite imagery and a person reviews every report; reports are delivered in 1–3 hours, usually under an hour. It exports an Xactimate-formatted XML file (not ESX), and the report can be attached to the customer in your CRM and used to build the proposal.

How fast are Roof Manager roof reports?

Reports are delivered in 1–3 hours, and usually in under an hour. The report arrives in your dashboard and inbox and attaches to the lead in your CRM. For comparison, EagleView says most of its reports are delivered "within hours", Roofr guarantees 2 hours on its paid plans, and Hover lists a typical 12 hours on its Starter plan and 4 hours on Pro.

How accurate are Roof Manager measurements?

Accuracy depends on the imagery over each roof: sharp, recent imagery and a clearly visible roof give the most reliable measurements, while tree cover, shadows and complex rooflines reduce certainty. Confirm key dimensions on site before ordering materials. Rural, tree-covered or obscured roofs are the hardest to trace, and every report is reviewed by our team; if the imagery is not good enough to measure, the report is declined and the report credit returns to your account. The simplest check is the One-Roof Test: use a free report on a roof you have already measured.

Does Roof Manager work in the United States?

Yes, for properties across the United States, subject to usable imagery at the individual property. Prices are in Canadian dollars: a CA$10 report is about US$7.07 at the Bank of Canada rate on September 25, 2026, and your card issuer sets the exact conversion. The CRM, proposals and invoicing are included for U.S. companies too.

Does Roof Manager work in Texas?

Yes, for properties across Texas, as across the U.S., subject to usable imagery at the individual property. The Texas page covers Texas-specific storm and insurance context for roofing contractors.

Does Roof Manager work in Canada?

Yes, for properties across Canada, subject to usable imagery at the individual property, billed in Canadian dollars. Roof Manager is built in Alberta, and reports are CA$10 pay as you go whatever the roof size, or CA$199 a month for 30 reports with Pro 30. For comparison, EagleView's Canadian pricing page lists its PremiumReport at CA$22.50 to CA$75 for residential roofs, by roof size and tier.

Can I use Roof Manager for insurance and restoration estimates?

Yes, for measuring and estimating the roof: reports include pitch-corrected areas, every edge length and a waste table, and export an Xactimate-formatted XML file as well as Excel, CSV and PDF. Roof Manager does not produce ESX files. If your carrier or adjuster requires an ESX import or a specific vendor's report, confirm that before you switch; EagleView, Roofr and Hover all offer ESX output. See how to generate an insurance estimate.

What is the difference between Roof Manager and Roofr?

Both combine measurement reports with a roofing CRM. Roofr prices reports in USD: US$19 pay as you go, or US$13 on a paid plan. Its cheapest paid plan, Measure+, is US$109 a month with 6-hour guaranteed delivery, or US$169 a month with 2-hour guaranteed delivery. Roof Manager charges CA$10 per report with no plan required (or CA$199 a month for 30 reports with Pro 30), delivers most reports in under an hour, and includes its CRM, proposals and invoicing free. Roofr also offers a DIY tracing tool, paid per report on its free Starter plan, and ESX files as a paid add-on; its card and ACH payments are for U.S. businesses only.

What is the difference between Roof Manager and Hover?

Hover measures from smartphone photos taken at the property — by you, your crew or the homeowner — and builds a 3D model of the whole exterior. Roof Manager's team traces the roof on aerial and satellite imagery, so nobody has to visit. Hover's roof-only projects start at US$29 on its pay-per-project plan, with the first 3 projects free and a typical 12-hour delivery. Roof Manager is CA$10 per roof report pay as you go. If you need siding, window and gutter measurements from one capture, Hover covers more of the exterior.

Can I try Roof Manager before switching?

Yes. Your first 2 reports are free with no credit card, and you do not have to cancel anything to try them. Order one on a roof you have already measured — the One-Roof Test — and compare area, pitch and edge lengths before you move any volume.

Sources and pricing verification

Pricing and competitor facts last verified: September 27, 2026. This page compares products in a changing market; every competitor statement above comes from the company's own pages listed here. Spotted something out of date? Email sales@roofmanager.ca and we will correct it.

1. EagleView: Pricing (eagleview.com)U.S. report prices by roof size and Bronze / Silver / Gold tier; how tiers are reached
2. EagleView: Pricing (eagleview.ca)Canadian PremiumReport prices by roof size and tier
3. EagleView: Aerial roof measurements (blog, Dec 2025)"Most Eagleview reports are delivered within hours"
4. EagleView: Partners & integrationsCRM and estimating integrations (JobNimbus, AccuLynx, ServiceTitan, Leap and others)
5. EagleView: ESX files for Xactimate (blog, Apr 2026)ESX add-on for Xactimate, ordered through an Eagleview One subscription
6. EagleView: Aerial imageryOwn aircraft fleet, orthogonal + oblique imagery; coverage of 94% of the North American population
7. EagleView: Why Eagleview (eagleview.ca)Canada: first report free after attending a demo with an EagleView representative
8. Roofr: PricingReport prices ($19 pay-as-you-go, $13 on paid plans), plan prices, ESX add-on, "All pricing in USD"
9. Roofr: Guaranteed delivery termsGuaranteed 2- and 6-hour tiers; 24-hour delivery not guaranteed
10. Hover: PricingPer-project prices by plan and complexity, typical turnaround, first 3 projects free, export formats
11. Hover: Invite to capture (help centre)Homeowners can capture the photos through an invite
12. Hover: IntegrationsCRM, estimating and supplier integrations
13. Bank of Canada: Daily exchange rates (USD/CAD)1 USD = 1.4145 CAD on September 25, 2026

Roof Manager figures: pricing, accuracy, report contents and coverage.