A roofing CRM that finds the next job, then runs it to the deposit.
Curbsight is roofing CRM software for shops that sell at the door. The pipeline, estimates, proposals, invoicing, photos, crews and pay run in one app, and the map underneath it ranks every home in your territory before the truck leaves. Built for owner-operators with one to six reps who are running on paper, a spreadsheet, or a CRM that starts every job with an empty form.
What a roofing CRM has to do
Seven jobs between the handshake and the deposit. Every one of them happens on the same job file, so the address is typed once and the numbers agree with each other.
A pipeline with your stages on it
Drag-and-drop stages you rename to match the board you already run. When you import a customer book, the old board's stages are mirrored one to one, so the first day on the new CRM looks like the last day on the old one.
Estimates that draft themselves from the roof
Trace the roof on satellite or on your own photo and the squares, ridge and eave runs and pitch per face come with it. The measurement lives on the job and feeds the estimate, so the quote is half written before the first visit. No per-report fee, at any volume.
Proposals the homeowner signs on a phone
Your sections, your words, your brand. Put two or three options in front of the homeowner and send one link. They pick, the total updates as they choose, and they sign on their phone. You leave with a signature instead of a promise to email.
Invoicing that lands in QuickBooks
One tap on the finished job opens the invoice with the homeowner already on it. Type the lines, mark it sent, and the pay link goes with it. The homeowner pays by card from the link and the money settles to your own account. It lands in QuickBooks Online without anyone retyping it.
Photos that file themselves
In-app photo and video capture that files each shot to the right property on its own. The photos ride the job file into the estimate, the supplement and the invoice, so nobody names folders at nine at night.
Crews on one calendar
Jobs land on one calendar with their crew, so there is one answer to when. The crew gets a link to their day: the address, the schedule, the photos, a place to talk. Your Google calendar stays in step.
Pay that is computed, not argued
A native time clock and timesheets. Commission percentages, setter and closer splits and hourly rates computed by the pay engine. A per-rep scorecard and a team leaderboard, so Friday's numbers are already there on Friday.
Also on the job file: material orders that build from the estimate's own lines and go to ABC Supply at your branch's live pricing (any other supplier gets the same sheet, printed clean), an insurance supplement builder, homeowner texting, and a no-login tracker page the homeowner watches instead of calling you.
The part no other roofing CRM has: the map that finds the next job
Every roofing CRM on the market starts when a lead already exists. Somebody found the job, and the software manages it from there. Curbsight starts one step earlier. Every home in your territory is on the map, ranked by how likely it is to need the work, so the morning starts at the right doors instead of all of them. When hail lands, the storm footprint is on the map the day it falls, every home under it carries its own storm history on the card, and the days left on the carrier's filing window count down per roof. That layer is the scored-territory add-on, priced below; the CRM runs with or without it.
The knock is logged where the rep stands, and when the door becomes a deal the job is born carrying everything the rep knew at it: the ranking, the roof age estimate, the storm history, the owner, the imagery. Nothing is re-typed from a lead tool into a CRM, because the lead tool and the CRM are the same app. How the ranking is built is ours and stays that way. What it does is simple enough to check on a demo: the roofs most likely to need work sit at the top of the list.
The canvassing half has its own page: roofing sales software. The roofing playbook, with the storm date and filing window on every card, is on Curbsight for roofing.
What the roofing CRM costs
From one seat, no minimum, no volume tiers. The whole roofing CRM: pipeline, estimates, proposals, invoicing with QuickBooks sync, photos, crews, time clock, pay engine, the team KPI board, material ordering, and the nationwide canvassing map with knock tracking and route optimization. 500 owner-phone reveals per seat each month. Crew seats are free. Month-to-month, no setup fee.
Everything in Curbsight OS →One rate at every seat count. Canvassing at any US address, the rep's own follow-ups and routes, a roof measurement, a proposal the homeowner signs at the door, payment on the spot, and his own scorecard. Self-serve, no seat minimum, no contract.
From $1,000 a month for 20 zips, on any Curbsight OS seat count. Adds the ranked map, the storm footprints and the filing windows to the CRM you already run.
Roofing CRM comparison: Curbsight vs JobNimbus, AccuLynx, RoofLink and RoofIT
The four roofing CRMs a shop is most likely to be quoted, on the two rows that decide the bill: whether the software finds the next job, and what a measured roof costs you. Each row is read from the full comparison page it links to, so the two cannot disagree. Competitor claims are from their published pages, dated on each page.
| Roofing CRM | Finding the next job | Estimates and measurements | Full comparison |
|---|---|---|---|
| Curbsight | Every property scored 0–100 on a map, before the first knock | Self-drafting — real roof measurements from aerial data, no per-report fee | Curbsight OS → |
| JobNimbus the dominant roofing CRM | Not included — CRM only | Manual, or via EagleView/Hover reports (per-report cost) | Curbsight vs JobNimbus → |
| AccuLynx the enterprise roofing platform | Not provided — bring your own | Via EagleView / Hover reports + Xactimate | Curbsight vs AccuLynx → |
| RoofLink the SalesRabbit-owned roofing CRM | No native scoring; propensity data via the SalesRabbit integration (demographics) | Included DIY tool — rep traces the roof on satellite imagery; EagleView/Hover as paid integrations | Curbsight vs RoofLink → |
| RoofIT the roofing office CRM | Not published — no property data, scoring or ranking on their features or integrations pages | Ordered through an EagleView integration — a per-report fee on top of the subscription | Curbsight vs RoofIT → |
Published prices for every roofing CRM above, dated and sourced, are on the roofing software pricing index. The eight-tool buying guide is best roofing CRM software in 2026.
Switching your roofing CRM in an afternoon
Import your customer book from AccuLynx, JobNimbus or Roofr and every record is matched to the actual property, so your history arrives carrying the same record a new lead does. Your stages come across one to one. Photos can come with you from CompanyCam, or run both ways while you decide. The office opens the desktop, the reps open the phone, and the same job is on both.