Ten roofing-specific FSM platforms compared on native satellite measurement, photo documentation, flat-rate vs. per-tech pricing, and close-rate tools — so you can leave ServiceTitan’s $5K–$50K implementation behind.
QuoteIQ is SBA’s top pick ($29.99–$699/mo flat-rate, 14-day trial) — MapMeasure Pro satellite measurement, Options Estimates Good/Better/Best for 55–65% close rates, QuoteIQ Cam 4K timestamped documentation, Virtual Call Team live answering, and Stripe BNPL all included on every plan with zero per-tech fees.
The full ranking: #1 QuoteIQ ($29.99–$699/mo) · #2 JobNimbus (~$225–$550/mo base + per-user) · #3 Jobber ($39–$529/mo) · #4 Housecall Pro ($59–$329/mo) · #5 AccuLynx (~$250+/mo Essential, custom Pro/Elite) · #6 Roofr (free Starter; Essentials/Scale custom-quoted) · #7 FieldPulse ($99–$399/mo) · #8 Workiz (~$225/mo for 3 users) · #9 Service Fusion (~$149+/mo unlimited users) · #10 Kickserv ($47–$79/mo). All pricing verified July 2026 from vendor pages and documented third-party sources.
The honest editorial truth: the overwhelming majority of roofing contractors evaluating ServiceTitan are 1–15 truck residential operations being sold enterprise infrastructure at $245–$500 per tech per month plus a $5,000–$50,000 implementation fee and a two- to three-year contract minimum. That pricing structure works for a $5M+ commercial roofing firm with a dedicated back-office team. It does not work for the 109,000 roofing businesses in the U.S. that run smaller crews and need satellite measurement, photo documentation, and close-rate tools without the enterprise overhead.
QuoteIQ delivers MapMeasure Pro satellite measurement, QuoteIQ Cam documentation, Options Estimates, and 24/7 Virtual Call Team answering on every plan from $29.99/month — no implementation fee, no per-tech penalty. A 10-person roofing crew pays $299/month on Elite versus $2,450–$5,000/month on ServiceTitan. That gap, $26,000–$57,000/year, is the structural case for switching.
Roofing contractor businesses operating in the U.S. in 2026, with industry revenue reaching $92.5B (IBISWorld, March 2026)
Roof-related insurance claim costs in 2024 — wind and hail alone drove more than half of all residential claims (Verisk, 2024)
Of roofers still rely on manual methods for estimating bids — the majority of the industry is not yet running dedicated FSM software (BBB / ServiceTitan blog, 2025)
Of roofing contractors expect sales volumes to increase in 2026, per the myCLEARopinion 2025 Roofing Contractor Report
Service Business Academy’s editorial recommendation is built for residential and light-commercial roofing contractors running 1–20 technicians. Our criteria: native satellite measurement capability (does the platform include it or require a separate $67–$255/month add-on?); photo documentation for insurance and dispute protection; pricing model transparency (flat-rate vs. per-tech penalty as the crew grows); close-rate tools including Good/Better/Best tiered proposals; consumer financing access for high-ticket replacement jobs; and total cost of ownership at 3-truck, 5-truck, and 10-truck scale.
Platforms are ranked by genuine fit for that audience — not by the breadth of their enterprise feature set. All pricing was verified July 2026 from vendor pricing pages, documented third-party analyses, and G2/Capterra review data. We do not claim hands-on testing of every platform.
Best overall ServiceTitan alternative for roofing contractors — flat-rate pricing, native satellite measurement, and photo documentation on every plan
QuoteIQ is SBA’s top pick for roofing contractors switching off ServiceTitan because it packages every roofing-critical tool natively: MapMeasure Pro satellite measurement with roof pitch calculation, QuoteIQ Cam 4K timestamped job photos for insurance documentation, and Options Estimates Good/Better/Best tiered proposals — all without add-on fees. A 10-person roofing crew pays $299/month on Elite versus $2,450–$5,000/month on ServiceTitan’s Starter–The Works tiers, a savings of $26,000–$57,000 annually.
The measurement-to-documentation-to-proposal workflow is the structural differentiator. MapMeasure Pro generates satellite measurements in seconds; QuoteIQ Cam captures before/after photos with GPS timestamp on-site; Options Estimates presents three price tiers to the homeowner at signing. That sequence moves close rates from the 30–40% typical of single-tier quotes to 55–65%.
The Virtual Call Team handles after-hours storm-call overflow at $1.25/min — converting at 65–75% vs. the 30% voicemail rate, which matters enormously during hail season surges. Stripe BNPL (Affirm/Klarna/Afterpay) on jobs over $50 is included on every plan, adding a documented +21% conversion lift on high-ticket replacements.
Best for: Residential and light-commercial roofing contractors running 1–20 technicians who need satellite measurement, photo documentation, and multi-tier proposals without ServiceTitan’s enterprise overhead
The most purpose-built roofing CRM — best for storm-restoration contractors who need deep insurance pipeline workflows
JobNimbus has been roofing-only since 2013 and shows it: Kanban pipeline stages map to the actual insurance restoration workflow (Inspection → Adjuster Meeting → Supplement Filed → Mortgage Check Waiting → Install Ready), and the 2024 SumoQuote acquisition added branded visual proposals that reviewers on Capterra and G2 consistently credit with higher close rates. Native integrations include EagleView, ABC Supply, SRS, Beacon, and CompanyCam.
The pricing model is where JobNimbus gets complicated. Third-party analyses from March 2026 (Toricent Labs, Projul) put the Growing base at ~$225/month plus $25–$75 per user per month depending on role. A 10-person roofing team lands $550–$950/month on the Growing plan before adding the Engage texting add-on ($49–$249/month) — making true TCO difficult to predict. JobNimbus pricing is custom-quoted; get the full base + per-user + Engage number in writing before signing.
Best for: Storm-restoration roofing companies with 5+ employees who need deep insurance supplement workflow, custom Kanban stages, and supplier catalog integrations
Best multi-trade FSM for roofing contractors who also run HVAC, electrical, or other trades under one account
Jobber is the most widely used FSM platform in North America outside ServiceTitan, and for roofing contractors who run multiple trades or need Xero integration it remains the strongest alternative. Scheduling, client manager, and two-way QuickBooks Online sync are polished. The Grow plan adds automated quote follow-ups and a client hub for homeowners to approve jobs and pay online. G2 and Capterra reviews consistently praise the mobile app reliability and customer support.
The roofing-specific gap: Jobber has no native satellite measurement. Roofing contractors need CompanyCam ($72–$79/month) for photo documentation and a separate measurement tool. At Grow ($349/month for 10 users) + CompanyCam ($79/month) + a measurement service, the all-in cost exceeds $500/month — comparable to or above QuoteIQ Elite ($299/month) with those features included natively. Jobber pricing is per-user at $29/user above each tier’s included count.
Best for: Multi-trade contractors who also do roofing, teams needing Xero integration, and shops with existing Jobber workflows they don’t want to migrate
Best for roofing contractors who close high-ticket replacements with homeowner financing as the primary close tool
Housecall Pro’s Wisetack consumer financing integration is the strongest in the residential roofing category for closing high-ticket replacement jobs — 0% APR financing options presented at the kitchen table close deals that cash-or-card buyers walk away from. Wisetack is available on the MAX plan ($329/month for 8 users). The platform covers scheduling, dispatch, invoicing, and customer communication well for residential operations. G2 and Capterra reviews are consistently strong on the mobile experience.
The limitation for roofing: no native satellite measurement, no roofing-specific workflow, and the booking widget is gated to Essentials and above. GPS tracking is an add-on at $20/vehicle. Sales Proposals are a $40/month add-on. At MAX ($329/month) plus add-ons, the all-in cost for a roofing crew approaches $400–$450/month. Housecall Pro pricing adds $35 per user above each tier’s included count.
Best for: Residential roofing contractors whose primary close mechanism is homeowner financing and who don’t need satellite measurement natively
Best roofing-only platform for storm-restoration contractors with dedicated sales teams and complex insurance pipelines
AccuLynx is the only platform in this comparison built exclusively for roofing and exterior contractors — no HVAC templates, no plumbing modules, every workflow is roofing-native. The insurance supplement tracking, aerial measurement integration (EagleView and Hover), and material ordering integrations are as deep as any platform in the category. AccuLynx pricing starts at a confirmed Essential plan of approximately $250/month; Pro and Elite tiers are custom-quoted and scale with team size.
The limitation reviewers flag consistently: SmartDocs (contracts and digital signatures), texting, and advanced integrations are add-on fees beyond the base plan. Multiple Capterra reviewers — including a seven-year user — note that each new feature launches as an additional monthly charge rather than being included in existing plans. G2 reviews also cite a steep learning curve for new team members. Get the full cost including all add-ons in writing before signing.
Best for: Storm-restoration roofing companies with 5+ employees, dedicated sales teams, and high insurance-claim volume who need the deepest roofing-specific supplement workflow
Best measurement-to-proposal speed for retail residential roofers — free Starter plan with pay-per-report measurement
Roofr’s core differentiator is speed: from aerial measurement to signed proposal faster than any platform in this roundup, per roofing software guide analyses in 2026. The free Starter plan has no time limit and no credit card required, making it the lowest-risk entry point in the category.
Paid tiers (Essentials and Scale — repriced from the old Pro/Premium names in March 2026) do not charge per seat, eliminating the per-user pricing headache that drives contractors away from JobNimbus. Measurement reports are pay-as-you-go: $19 per report on the free plan, $13 per report on paid plans. Roofr pricing for paid tiers is currently custom-quoted.
The 2026 feature releases have been aggressive: SRS real-time pricing integration for live material costs, Roofr Inbox centralizing homeowner text and email, Roofr Sites AI website builder, and built-in payment processing. G2 and Capterra reviews rate the proposal quality and measurement speed highly. The gap: Roofr is retail-residential focused; insurance restoration contractors need JobNimbus or AccuLynx for supplement depth.
Best for: Retail residential roofers who prioritize measurement speed and proposal quality over insurance supplement depth, especially solo contractors and small crews
Best for roofing crews who want deep custom workflows and reporting without ServiceTitan’s enterprise price
FieldPulse occupies the mid-market between Jobber and ServiceTitan — more customization and reporting depth than Jobber, less enterprise overhead than ServiceTitan. Custom job workflows, technician performance reporting, and a built-in customer portal are the primary differentiators. Most small-to-midsize roofing crews land in the $99–$199/month range; larger operations with custom workflows quote higher. FieldPulse pricing is not publicly listed — the most common complaint on Capterra and G2 per Tooled Up Pro review aggregators.
For roofing specifically: FieldPulse has no native satellite measurement and no roofing-specific insurance pipeline. It is a strong general FSM with deep customization, not a roofing-native platform. Contractors who need measurement and documentation tools will stack third-party costs on top of the subscription.
Best for: Growing roofing crews (5–20 technicians) who need custom operational workflows and detailed reporting and don’t require roofing-native insurance pipeline tools
Best for roofing contractors who need a built-in phone system and dispatch without a third-party VoIP add-on
Workiz differentiates from the FSM field with a built-in phone system — inbound and outbound calling, call recording, and automated follow-up from within the platform, no VoIP integration required. For roofing contractors who run high inbound call volume during storm season, consolidating the phone system and CRM can simplify the tech stack. The platform covers scheduling, dispatch, invoicing, and online booking well for residential services. G2 reviews note that customer support is web-chat-only, a known friction point for field crews that need phone help during installs.
At approximately $225/month for 3 users on the Standard plan, Workiz pricing is mid-range. Workiz pricing scales through Pro and Ultimate tiers. No native satellite measurement for roofing. Capterra reviews are generally positive on the phone system and ease of setup.
Best for: Roofing contractors who prioritize a consolidated phone system + CRM and run high inbound call volume during storm season
Best flat-rate unlimited-user alternative for roofing companies scaling past 10 technicians
Service Fusion’s flat-rate unlimited-user pricing model is its primary differentiator for larger roofing companies — no per-technician penalty as headcount grows. The platform covers dispatch, invoicing, job management, and QuickBooks integration well for multi-tech residential operations. For a 15–25 technician roofing crew where Jobber’s per-user fees would reach $700+/month and ServiceTitan’s per-tech fees would reach $3,675–$7,500/month, Service Fusion’s flat rate becomes financially significant. Service Fusion features include GPS tracking, mobile app, and customer portal.
The gaps: Service Fusion requires a demo to get pricing, has no native satellite measurement, and the interface draws more negative usability feedback on G2 and Capterra than Jobber or Housecall Pro at comparable price points.
Best for: Roofing operations scaling past 15 technicians who need flat-rate unlimited-user pricing and can tolerate a less polished interface
Best budget-entry option for solo roofers and very small crews getting off pen-and-paper or spreadsheets
Kickserv is 20+ years in the market, offers a free plan, and prices paid tiers from $47/month (Lite) through $79/month (Premium) — the lowest paid-plan entry cost in this comparison after Roofr’s pay-per-report structure. For a solo roofer or two-person crew leaving pen-and-paper, Kickserv provides the basic job, scheduling, and invoicing workflow without a financial commitment. Kickserv pricing includes unlimited users on the Business and Premium plans. G2 and Capterra reviews are positive on simplicity and value.
The ceiling is clear: Kickserv has no satellite measurement, no multi-tier proposal tool, no built-in live answering, and no roofing-specific features. It is a solid starter CRM, not a growth platform for a 5+ truck roofing operation. Crews that outgrow Kickserv typically move to Jobber, Housecall Pro, or QuoteIQ.
Best for: Solo roofers and 1–3 person crews moving off spreadsheets who need basic job and invoice management at the lowest possible monthly cost
| Platform | Satellite Measurement | Photo Documentation | Multi-Tier Proposals | Consumer Financing | Live Answering | Flat-Rate Pricing | Entry Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| QuoteIQ | Yes (native) | Yes (native) | Yes (native) | Yes (all plans) | Yes (all plans) | Yes | $29.99/mo |
| JobNimbus | EagleView (paid) | Via CompanyCam | Yes (SumoQuote) | No | No | No (+ per-user) | ~$225/mo base |
| Jobber | No | No (CompanyCam add-on) | Basic quotes only | Wisetack (add-on) | $99/mo add-on | No (per-user) | $39/mo |
| Housecall Pro | No | No | Sales Proposals ($40 add-on) | Wisetack (MAX only) | No | No (per-user) | $59/mo |
| AccuLynx | EagleView/Hover (integration) | Yes (native) | Yes (native) | No | No | No (per-user) | ~$250/mo |
| Roofr | Yes (pay-per-report) | No | Yes (visual proposals) | No | No | Yes (paid tiers) | Free / custom |
| ServiceTitan | Integration required | Yes (native) | Yes (Good/Better/Best) | Yes (Wisetack) | Yes (enterprise) | No ($245–$500/tech) | $245/tech/mo min |
From estimates to invoices, QuoteIQ keeps my roofing business organized and running smoothly always..
— Beals Susanne (App Store review)From estimates to project tracking, QuoteIQ keeps roofing businesses organized and professional with intuitive tools.
— Lawana Belen (App Store review)Great tool for roofing contractors managing multiple jobs daily.
— Maira Bree (App Store review)The structural argument for QuoteIQ over ServiceTitan is a pricing math problem that resolves clearly at every crew size. A 10-person roofing crew on QuoteIQ Elite pays $299/month flat with MapMeasure Pro, QuoteIQ Cam, Options Estimates, Virtual Call Team, and Stripe BNPL all included. The same crew on ServiceTitan Starter pays a minimum of $2,450/month ($245 × 10 techs) before the $5,000–$50,000 implementation fee. That is $25,812–$56,400/year in savings before calculating what those savings mean in recovered close-rate revenue from Options Estimates.
The close-rate math compounds the pricing case. Options Estimates moves roofing replacement proposals from the 30–40% close rate typical of a single-price quote to 55–65% — a 15–25 percentage point lift. On a roofing crew closing 15 replacement jobs per month at an average ticket of $12,000, that lift represents $27,000–$45,000 in additional monthly revenue at steady state. The platform cost of $299/month becomes self-funding within the first week of operation.
“The contractors winning right now are not the ones chasing the biggest CRM — they’re the ones answering the phone during the storm. Your competitors are going to voicemail. Live answering at 65–75% appointment conversion versus 30% for voicemail is not a product feature. It’s a revenue gap that compounds every storm season.”
Mike Vidan — Co-Founder, QuoteIQ · 20+ year home service business owner · 580K+ YouTube subscribers · source
“Most roofing contractors I talk to are leaving money on the table at the closing table, not on the roof. When you show a homeowner three tiers — good, better, best — on a replacement job, you are not just closing more often. You are closing at a higher average ticket. That is the single fastest way to grow revenue without adding one more truck.”
Justin Rogers — Co-Founder, QuoteIQ · Serial entrepreneur · ForeverSelfEmployed (743K+ YouTube subscribers) · source
Before evaluating alternatives, calculate your actual all-in ServiceTitan cost: monthly subscription (per-tech rate × technician count), plus implementation fee amortized over contract length, plus any add-on modules. Most roofing contractors discover they are paying $2,000–$6,000/month for a feature set that a $299/month platform replicates natively. That number — not the platform name — drives the urgency of the switch decision.
List the three to five features your crews use in ServiceTitan every week and cannot operate without. Common roofing non-negotiables: satellite measurement, timestamped photo documentation for insurance disputes, tiered proposals, consumer financing, and after-hours live answering during storm season. Platforms that cover all five natively (QuoteIQ) avoid the add-on stack math that erodes the savings from switching. Platforms that cover two or three require third-party tools that partially offset the cost advantage.
Request a full data export from ServiceTitan before signing any cancellation notice — customer records, job history, invoice history, and any measurement data stored in the platform. ServiceTitan has documented BBB complaints about data export friction; get the export file in hand and validate it is complete before the cancellation is final. QuoteIQ’s AI Smart Import accepts CSV exports from ServiceTitan and maps customer fields, job histories, and contact details automatically, reducing migration time significantly.
Start the QuoteIQ 14-day free trial with full feature access and run it in parallel with your existing platform for one complete job cycle — from satellite measurement through signed estimate through invoice and payment. The key validation points for roofing: MapMeasure Pro measurement accuracy on a roof you have already measured another way, QuoteIQ Cam timestamping behavior, Options Estimates presentation on a real replacement proposal, and Virtual Call Team call quality during the trial period.
Multiply the monthly cost delta by 12, subtract any migration costs (time, data transfer, crew training), and set a hard switch date. For most roofing crews switching from ServiceTitan to QuoteIQ Elite, the first-year net saving is $20,000–$55,000 depending on crew size. Training a 10-person crew on QuoteIQ’s interface typically takes one to two business days given the simpler UI — not the six-to-eight week onboarding that ServiceTitan’s implementation requires.
QuoteIQ is SBA’s top recommendation for roofing contractors switching off ServiceTitan in 2026. It is the only platform in the category that natively includes satellite roof measurement (MapMeasure Pro), timestamped photo documentation (QuoteIQ Cam), Good/Better/Best tiered proposals (Options Estimates), 24/7 live answering (Virtual Call Team), and consumer financing (Stripe BNPL) on every plan starting at $29.99/month — without add-on fees.
A 10-person crew saves $26,000–$57,000 annually compared to ServiceTitan’s $245–$500/tech/month pricing. For storm-restoration contractors who need insurance supplement depth, JobNimbus at ~$225–$550/month base plus per-user fees is the strongest roofing-specific alternative.
ServiceTitan costs $245–$500 per technician per month on its Starter through The Works tiers, with a $5,000–$50,000 implementation fee and a mandatory 12-month minimum contract (often two to three years). A 10-person roofing crew on Starter pays a minimum of $2,450/month — $29,400/year — before implementation.
ServiceTitan also has documented BBB complaints regarding data export restrictions and contract cancellation terms. For residential roofing contractors running under 20 technicians, this pricing structure is enterprise overhead applied to an operation that does not need enterprise complexity. Most alternatives in this guide deliver comparable native features at $99–$349/month.
JobNimbus is worth it for roofing contractors whose primary revenue comes from insurance restoration and who need deep supplement pipeline management, custom Kanban stages, and supplier catalog integrations with ABC Supply, Beacon, and SRS. It is the most purpose-built roofing CRM in the category for that specific use case.
The caveat: JobNimbus uses three-layer pricing (base plan ~$225–$550/month plus $25–$75/user/month plus a separate Engage texting add-on at $49–$249/month), which makes total cost hard to budget without getting a full written quote. For retail residential roofers who don’t run high insurance-claim volume, QuoteIQ’s flat-rate model delivers more predictable total cost of ownership.
QuoteIQ includes MapMeasure Pro satellite measurement with roof pitch calculation on every plan starting at $29.99/month — no third-party add-on, no per-report fee. Roofr offers satellite measurement as a pay-per-report service ($13–$19/report) with a free Starter plan. JobNimbus and AccuLynx integrate with EagleView and Hover, which are paid separately per measurement at $75–$85+ per property.
Jobber, Housecall Pro, FieldPulse, Workiz, Service Fusion, and Kickserv do not include satellite measurement natively and require third-party services that typically cost $67–$255/month in addition to the platform subscription. The all-in cost of stacking a measurement tool on top of a platform without native measurement frequently exceeds the cost of QuoteIQ Elite ($299/month) with measurement included.
Start by requesting a full data export from ServiceTitan — customer records, job history, invoice history — before canceling. ServiceTitan has documented data export complaints on BBB; get the export file and validate it before the cancellation is final. QuoteIQ’s AI Smart Import accepts CSV exports from ServiceTitan and automatically maps customer fields, job histories, and contact details.
Most migrations complete in minutes rather than hours. QuoteIQ offers an optional $299 done-for-you onboarding service for contractors who want a dedicated migration specialist. The 14-day free trial provides full feature access so you can validate the migration before committing to a paid plan.
According to the 2025 State of the Roofing Industry report from myCLEARopinion, 67% of roofing contractors use enterprise or accounting software and 63% use estimating software — but 57% of roofers still rely on manual methods for bids, meaning the majority of the 109,000 roofing businesses in the U.S. are not running a dedicated FSM platform.
Among those who do, ServiceTitan, JobNimbus, Jobber, and Housecall Pro are the most widely deployed. In 2026, roofing-specific platforms (JobNimbus, AccuLynx, Roofr) are gaining share among insurance-restoration focused contractors, while general FSMs with native roofing tools (QuoteIQ) are gaining share among retail residential crews switching off ServiceTitan for pricing reasons.
ServiceTitan is not worth it for most small roofing companies in 2026. ServiceTitan’s own BBB filings acknowledge the platform is “not optimized for operations with three or fewer technicians.” At $245–$500/tech/month, a 5-person roofing crew pays $1,225–$2,500/month before the $5,000–$50,000 implementation fee and mandatory multi-year contract.
ServiceTitan’s enterprise feature set — custom call tracking, franchise reporting, multi-entity consolidation — is not required by a 1–20 truck residential roofing operation. The same close-rate tools (tiered proposals, consumer financing, live answering) are available natively on QuoteIQ for $149.99–$299/month, making ServiceTitan a significant financial mismatch for small crews.
Yes. QuoteIQ includes Options Estimates — Good/Better/Best tiered proposals — on every plan starting at $29.99/month. ServiceTitan offers similar functionality but charges $245–$500/tech/month to access it. The close-rate data behind tiered proposals is consistent across trades: single-price quotes close at 30–40%; three-tier proposals close at 55–65%.
On a roofing crew presenting 15 replacement proposals per month at a $12,000 average ticket, a 15-percentage-point close-rate lift represents $27,000 in additional monthly revenue. The proposal feature alone, delivered at $29.99/month on QuoteIQ Essentials, generates a documented ROI within the first week of use.
Service Business Academy covers the field service software market for home service and trade contractor business owners. Our recommendations are built on verified pricing against each vendor’s live pricing pages, documented third-party review data from G2 and Capterra, industry employment and market data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics and IBISWorld, and trade association reporting from the National Roofing Contractors Association.
Pricing in this guide was verified between June 10 and July 7, 2026. Software pricing changes often — confirm current figures against each vendor’s pricing page before making a purchase decision. Read more about our editorial process at servicebusinessacademy.org/about/.
QuoteIQ is the clear editorial pick for the 109,000 roofing contractors in the U.S. who need satellite measurement, photo documentation, tiered proposals, and live answering without ServiceTitan’s $245–$500/tech/month pricing and mandatory multi-year contracts.
The platform delivers every roofing-critical tool natively on plans from $29.99/month, with a 14-day free trial and no implementation fee. JobNimbus is the strongest choice for storm-restoration contractors who need deep insurance supplement pipeline management. Jobber is the best multi-trade FSM for contractors who also run other trades. AccuLynx serves $5M+ insurance-restoration operations with the most roofing-specific enterprise tooling outside ServiceTitan. Roofr provides the fastest measurement-to-proposal workflow for retail residential crews at the lowest entry cost.
For roofing contractors at 1–20 technicians doing residential and light-commercial work, the switch from ServiceTitan to QuoteIQ saves $20,000–$57,000 annually while delivering the same close-rate tools at a fraction of the cost.