Start with AI. Make it your own.
Use AI-assisted roof analysis and an automatic solar layout where coverage allows. Or draw the roof yourself and place panels by hand. Either way, shaping faces, moving modules and refining the design stays simple.
Built around installers
Start automatically with AI-assisted roof analysis where available, or draw it yourself. Design, quote, and manage the job in one easy-to-use workspace for installers and sales teams.
Solar & roofing Automatic or manual design
Real aerial photography. Illustrative layout and measurements, not a surveyed design. Photo: Taylor Thompson / Pexels.
Everything connects
Keep the roof, the numbers, and the next step in view. RoofScope brings the detail into focus without getting in your way.
Use AI-assisted roof analysis and an automatic solar layout where coverage allows. Or draw the roof yourself and place panels by hand. Either way, shaping faces, moving modules and refining the design stays simple.
Give homeowners a readable proposal with the scope, investment, and next steps together. Bring the approved agreement into the same flow.
Turn editable roof measurements into shingle or metal estimates, using your company’s products, rates, extras, and scope.
Keep opportunities, project tasks, field records, and customer documents connected as work moves from sold to scheduled to installed.
The way work should flow
A focused path for your sales team, with the details your operations team will need later.
Start with an address and bring the available aerial roof view into your workspace.
Start with an automatic layout or draw manually. Adjust the roof and panels directly on the image.
Explain the proposal, compare the choices, and collect the agreement when it’s ready.
Move the accepted scope into a project with owners, dates, tasks, and shared context.
Two services. One perspective.
Your company chooses the services it offers. Your team gets the relevant quoting workflow, with a shared view of the customer and property.
Confirm site measurements
Crew & material coordination
Record installation progress
Illustrative workflow with sample project data.
Design, quoting and project tools in one subscription. Plans start at $499 USD/month for 50 proposals, plus $979 USD one-time setup.
Explore the plansBuilt around the people quoting roofs, closing sales and delivering installations. Your equipment, your pricing, your branding, and a clear handoff to the crew.
Installer and sales-team feedback shapes what we improve next. Tell us what slows you down or what would make the next job easier. We keep refining RoofScope around that work.
Share an ideaA few good questions
Choosing a platform should feel as straightforward as using it.
Both. Companies can offer solar, roofing, or both services. Solar design and roofing estimates have their own focused workflows, while customers, opportunities and projects share the same platform.
Both. Where aerial coverage and roof data support it, AI-assisted roof analysis and automatic panel layouts give you an editable starting point. You can also draw roof faces yourself, add or move panels, rotate them and create keepouts. Your team reviews the roof and stays in control of the proposed design.
RoofScope brings editable roof design, quoting, proposals and project workflows into one subscription, with published plans and an interface focused on installers and sales reps. Try the interactive preview, review the included tools and compare them with the features and capacity your team actually needs.
No. Aerial measurements and modeled production are estimates. Imagery quality, roof conditions, pitch, shade, equipment and local requirements all need review. Final installation and engineering checks remain part of your delivery process.
Yes. Company settings control the services, equipment, price book and proposal branding. Your customer sees your company’s proposal, and your team works from your configured options.
The project workspace brings together the selected scope, documents, owners, tasks and dates. Teams can coordinate work and record progress without treating a signature as proof that an installation is complete.
A clearer way forward
Bring your roof, your proposal, and your team into the same picture.