Takeoff toolRoadmap — Jan 2027

    RoofScope measures the roof. MrQuote will measure it and quote it.

    RoofScope is a focused, well-regarded takeoff tool. MrQuote's roadmap folds that same kind of measurement directly into the product that builds, signs, and collects on the quote.

    No setup fees

    $0

    to get started — month-to-month, cancel anytime.

    Roadmap — Jan 2027

    Draw or auto-generate a measured takeoff from a photo or aerial view, feeding straight into a MrQuote quote — competes directly with Hover, EagleView, and RoofScope.

    MrQuote vs. RoofScope

    FeatureMrQuoteRoofScope
    Measurement
    Aerial roof measurement reportsComing Jan 2027Yes
    On-property CAD takeoff, live todayYesNo
    Gutter-specific measurementYesYes — dedicated GutterScope product
    Beyond the measurement
    Native e-sign in the same productYesNot documented — generates quotes/POs, no e-sign found
    Customer-facing portal for quote statusYesContractor-only login; no homeowner portal found
    Payments collected in the same productYesThinly-documented financing tools; not confirmed as full payment processing
    Native chatYesCustomer-support chat only
    Routes, dispatch & mappingIncludedNo
    Practical
    Offline capture in the fieldYesNot publicly disclosed
    Pricing model$49.99/mo flat, publishedPer-report ($11–$40) or subscription tiers ($89–$279/mo)
    Typical customer size1–20 person crewsSolo contractors through enterprise/national accounts

    No setup fees. No annual contract.

    MrQuote is $49.99/mo for one seat, $59.99/mo for two, +$25/mo per seat after that — cancel anytime. There's no implementation project, no multi-year commitment, and no sales team gatekeeping the price.

    Switching your data

    Moving off RoofScope? We partner with InsurCore.io on that.

    We don't have a live sync with RoofScope today, so bringing your data over is a real project, not a push-button export. We work with our data partner, InsurCore.io, and price it on a sliding scale based on how much you're moving — a 1–5 person shop is a very different lift than a 50-person operation, and larger or messier datasets sometimes take more than one pass to fully reconcile. Talk to us about your setup before you commit to switching, so you know what to expect.

    How migration actually works

    Learning curve

    Most crews are quoting on day one

    There's no certification course and no multi-week rollout. Most owners are fully set up inside a week; most techs are building quotes on their first job.

    Support

    Talk to the person who built it — not a ticket queue

    We don't have the review base the big platforms have built up over a decade, so we make up for it with direct access: book time with the founder, not a support tier.

    See it, not just read about it

    Drawing a gutter takeoff directly on the property in MrQuote's CAD tool
    A quote auto-populated from the CAD takeoff, ready to review
    The customer-facing quote view a client sees and approves
    A client paying a deposit through the portal via Stripe

    Questions

    Why build a takeoff tool instead of just integrating with RoofScope?

    Keeping measurement and quoting in one product means no re-keying and no second subscription — the takeoff becomes the quote's line items directly.

    Ready to see it on your own jobs?