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More than a quick price. A lead generation tool.
Every priced roof can go out as a branded mailer with the homeowner’s own price and a QR code to their estimate. That is where RoofGo pays for itself: homeowners call back, already knowing the number.
1.3 to 2.2%
of mailed proposals get a callback
Across RoofGo customers, depending on location.
4%+
callbacks after real hail or wind
In areas a storm has just been through.
1 tap
per door, priced and ready to mail
Or a whole street at once with Bulk.
Run your own numbers
Pick your market, set your average contract, and see what a month of mailers returns.
Your market
Every month, on average
- Callbacks
- 8.8
- Jobs closed
- 2.6
- Revenue
- $36,750
- Gross profit
- $12,863
Return on what you spend
19.1x
$12,863 gross profit on $672 spent: $425 in print and postage, and $247 for Solo.
- About $77 per homeowner who calls you back.
- Solo runs up to 10 properties per bulk job, so that is spread over several jobs.
- Over a year: 32 jobs and $441,000 in revenue.
What it costs to price the roof on each mailer
EagleView
$18 to $87
per roof report
Hover
$29 to $69
per roof, without a plan
Roofr
$13 to $19
per report
RoofGo Bulk
$0.10 to $0.50
per roof, in the plan
500 mailers priced with Roofr reports is $6,500 before a stamp. On RoofGo it is part of the plan. Compare the whole stack
Competitor prices from their public pricing pages, October 10, 2026. RoofGo measures from Google Solar and aerial imagery to price a roof; it is not a certified measurement report.
Callback rates are from mailers RoofGo customers sent from their proposals. Your results depend on your market, season, list, offer and follow-up; the calculator shows expected averages, not a guarantee. Your office prints and mails with its own postage; RoofGo never charges per piece.