Best CRM for Roofing Contractors

AccuLynx is positioned as roofing operations software. Because its site did not provide a usable public capture during this review, this page does not publish a plan price or comparative score.

Bring your insurance, supplier, measurement, estimating, scheduling, document, invoicing, and reporting requirements to a live demonstration. Ask the vendor to identify native features, integrations, add-ons, and anything still on a roadmap.

Request a written quote that states user limits, implementation, support, integrations, renewal terms, and cancellation terms. Evaluate website and marketing ownership as a separate requirement.

JobNimbus's current pricing page organizes packages by team size and lists contacts, estimates, documents, e-signatures, reports, invoices, financing, supplier integrations, QuickBooks, and payments. Its supplier page also describes Beacon PRO+ and SRS Roof Hub connections.

Current pricing requires a quote. Communications and marketing options are offered separately, so ask which package and add-ons are included in the proposal and how usage is billed.

Use a demo to test your complete workflow, including lead stages, supplier ordering, insurance records, mobile use, and the handoff to any optional marketing service.

Roofr's current materials list measurements, proposals, e-signatures, a job board, CRM functions, automations, reports, and supplier connections. Its Starter option has no monthly subscription, while measurement reports carry usage fees.

Model your real report volume and compare plan limits rather than treating the subscription label as total cost. Ask the vendor to demonstrate scheduling, job costing, insurance records, permissions, and reporting if those are required.

Evaluate website, local-search, advertising, and reputation workflows separately unless the current plan documentation explicitly assigns them to Roofr.

Jobber is included as a general field-service option. Its pricing page was not retrievable for an evidence capture during this review, so this page does not reproduce time-sensitive plan prices or treat feature claims as verified.

Because Jobber serves field-service businesses broadly, verify each roofing-specific need rather than inferring it from the category. Bring an insurance or supplement case, supplier order, measurement, and job-costing example to the trial or demo.

Ask the vendor to demonstrate its current website and marketing scope directly; do not rely on the categorical negatives in the earlier version of this comparison.

ServiceTitan's roofing materials describe estimating, job pricing, material orders, payments, scheduling, project management, CRM, and AI-powered options. Atlas is described as a conversational AI assistant, while some capabilities are explicitly presented as forthcoming.

ServiceTitan does not publish the cost or company-size thresholds previously stated on this page. Request a current quote and written implementation, training, support, integration, and usage scope.

Use your requirements and total-cost model—not revenue alone—to decide whether the demonstrated operations and marketing capabilities justify the change.

GoHighLevel's current materials list CRM and pipelines, websites and funnels, booking, email and SMS, workflows, reviews, payments, invoicing, a mobile app, and API access.

Its public plans can include usage and add-on charges. Confirm phone, email, AI, listings, support, and implementation costs in the configuration you intend to use.

Do not infer field-operations coverage from the CRM label. Demonstrate estimating, measurements, supplier ordering, scheduling, dispatch, job costing, and insurance workflows if they matter to your roofing business.