Leap vs Roofr
Leap vs Roofr:
Which Is Right for Your Team?
Roofing contractors look into Roofr and Leap when they’re shopping for a platform that can generate a fast estimate and carry that job all the way through to final payment. If you’re evaluating Roofr alternatives, Leap is one option worth a close look, particularly for contractors who sell more than one trade. Here’s how the two actually compare on sales, estimating, financing, and production.
Leap CRM manages leads and jobs from first contact to final payment, and SalesPro is built around the full in-home appointment: estimate, present, finance, sign, and close, all in one visit, even offline. Roofr is built roofing-first, with fast aerial measurement reports feeding a proposal and job-management workflow. For roofers who need financing, offline selling, and support for the other trades they sell, like remodeling, windows, and doors, all in one platform, Leap is the stronger choice.
| Feature | Leap | Roofr |
|---|---|---|
| Best For | Roof Only and Multi-Trade roofers. Leap supports roofing contractors focused on roofing, as well as roofers who sell additional trades like remodeling, windows, and doors on the same platform. | Roofing contractors whose sales process starts with an aerial measurement report, from solo operators through growing crews, per Roofing Software Guide’s Roofr review. |
| CRM & Production | Fully customizable job stages, grouped together for easier management, navigation, and reporting, with division-based workflows so different teams can run their own process. Subcontractor and homeowner portals plus automations are built in. Estimates are created directly in Leap CRM, pulled into a proposal, and the material list and work order generate off that same estimate. | Job boards, automations, and reminders scale by plan: 1 job board and 5 automations on Starter or Measure+, 10 automations on Essentials, and 7 customizable job boards, unlimited automations, job costing, and Crew Management only on Scale, per Roofr’s own pricing page. |
| Multi-Trade Jobs | Leap’s workflows explicitly support roofing, remodeling, windows and doors, siding, kitchen and bath, and other residential trades. Multi-Project Jobs let you keep one parent job for the customer while each trade runs as a separate Project underneath it, each with its own pricing, invoicing, and payment tracking. | Roofr supports contractors that sell adjacent exterior trades like siding, windows, and gutters, but its core platform and workflows remain roofing-focused. |
| Integrations | 35-plus named partners, spanning distributors, financing, manufacturers, measurement tools, and CRMs, including ABC Supply, QuickBooks, Eagleview, Hover, CompanyCam, Zapier, SRS Distribution, QXO, GAF QuickMeasure, and Angi Leads. | Named integrations include ABC Supply, QXO, and SRS Roofhub for real-time material pricing, plus CompanyCam, Gmail, and Google Calendar. QuickBooks Online integration is in beta and limited to the Scale plan. Zapier is supported with limited workflows, per Roofr’s own pricing page. |
| Mobile App | Leap CRM has its own mobile app, running the full range of CRM tasks on iOS and Android. | No native app, by design. In 2026 Roofr rebuilt its mobile experience as a Progressive Web App instead: added to a phone’s home screen, updates automatically, and behaves the same on iPhone and Android without an App Store download, per Roofr’s own product blog. Reviews on G2 and Capterra from before the relaunch had named the lack of a native app as a common complaint. |
| Pricing | Leap CRM’s Team plan starts at $298 per month, which includes the first user, with additional users at $99 per month each and no added fees for add-ons or upgrades. A lower-cost Essential plan is also available for solo users, starting at $79 per month with a self-serve signup. See Leap’s pricing page for current plans. | Roofr runs four tiers: Starter (free, $19 reports), Measure+ ($109 to $169 per month, faster report delivery), Essentials ($249 per month, or $209 billed annually), and Scale ($349 per month, or $299 billed annually, most features unlocked). Reports are $13 per report on paid plans. No per-seat fees within plan limits, per Roofr’s own pricing page. |
| Customer Rating | 4.4 stars on Capterra, 442 reviews. 4.4 stars on G2, 162 reviews. (Ratings checked September 2026.) | 4.9 stars on G2, 45 reviews. 4.6 stars on Capterra, 101 reviews. (Ratings checked September 2026.) |
| In-Home Sales & Estimating | SalesPro is built around the full in-home appointment: reps estimate, present good, better, and best pricing, offer financing, and collect a signature, all in the same visit. Leap CRM pulls measurements in from whichever provider a team already uses, including Eagleview, Hover, GAF QuickMeasure, and Scope Technologies (RoofScope), with real-time material pricing from ABC Supply, SRS Distribution, and QXO feeding the estimate. | Roofr’s workflow centers on measurement, estimate, and proposal: satellite measurement reports, with a 2-hour guaranteed delivery option on Measure+, Essentials, and Scale, turn into a branded proposal with e-signature. A Verisk-certified ESX export is available on every plan, at $12 per report on Starter or $10 per report on any paid tier. GoodLeap financing and payment collection are available on Essentials and Scale. |
| Lender Financing | Leap CRM offers financing two ways: GreenSky, for contractors who want to manage the process, at Leap-negotiated rates with lower dealer fees, or direct-to-consumer through LightStream and Figure, with zero dealer fees and no contractor involvement in the application. | Point-of-sale financing through GoodLeap, available on the Essentials and Scale plans only, not on Starter or Measure+. |
| Payment Collection | Leap Pay is included free with the subscription, with no monthly fees and same-day payouts. Accepts card and ACH in person or remotely. | Roofr Payments accepts credit card and ACH/EFT with no hidden fees, available on the Essentials and Scale plans only. Not included on Starter or Measure+. |
| Free Trial | Leap CRM offers a 14-day free trial. | No time-boxed trial. Roofr’s Starter plan is free indefinitely, with no time limit on the subscription itself, per Roofr’s own FAQ. The catch: proposals, invoices, and work orders are capped at 10 total on Starter and Measure+, so a team doing real volume will need to upgrade to Essentials. |
Sources: leaptodigital.com, roofr.com/pricing, Roofr’s mobile experience blog, G2, G2, Capterra, Roofing Software Guide. Last verified: August 14, 2026.
A Closer Look
What Sets Each Platform Apart
Leap
Estimate, finance, sign, and close, all in one visit. Dynamic Contracts, patented technology that auto-includes the right terms by location and product, a universal credit application routing to up to 12 lending partners, and full offline capability on iOS, so a rep can run the entire appointment with no Wi-Fi needed and everything syncing once the connection returns.
Built for every trade you sell. Leap’s workflows explicitly support roofing, remodeling, windows and doors, siding, and kitchen and bath, so a Multi-Trade roofer runs the whole business in one account instead of treating other trades as an afterthought.
Use the measurement tool you already trust. Eagleview, Hover, GAF QuickMeasure, and Scope Technologies (RoofScope) all feed measurements straight into a Leap estimate, so a team isn’t forced to switch providers to use the platform.
Roofr
Fast, affordable measurements. Satellite measurement reports remain the core of the platform, with a 2-hour guaranteed delivery option on Measure+, Essentials, and Scale.
App-like mobile experience, no app store. Roofr’s 2026 mobile relaunch runs as a Progressive Web App: added to a phone’s home screen, updates automatically, and behaves the same on iPhone and Android, without a native app to download or manage.
No per-seat pricing. A 3-person office and a 10-person office pay the same subscription within plan limits, a real difference from most roofing CRMs.
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Common Questions
Leap vs Roofr FAQ
Not a time-limited one. Roofr’s Starter plan is free indefinitely, with no time limit on the subscription itself, per Roofr’s own FAQ. The catch: proposals, invoices, and work orders are capped at 10 total on Starter, so a team doing real volume will need to upgrade to Essentials to keep going. Leap Essential offers a 14-day free trial with full features unlocked.
Roofr’s Essentials plan starts at $249 per month, or $209 billed annually, with measurement reports billed separately at $13 each, or $19 each on the free Starter plan. Leap CRM’s Team plan starts at $298 per month, including the first user, with additional users at $99 per month each. The right comparison depends on report volume, team size, and which features, like financing or payment collection, a team actually needs, since those sit behind Roofr’s higher tiers.
Not a native app. In 2026, Roofr rebuilt its mobile experience as a Progressive Web App: add it to your phone’s home screen and it behaves like an app, with automatic updates and the same experience on iPhone and Android, without an App Store download. Leap CRM has its own native mobile app, and Leap SalesPro’s app works fully offline for in-home selling.
Roofr’s CRM features are split across its four tiers: Starter and Measure+ cap proposals, invoices, and work orders at 10 total, while Essentials and Scale unlock unlimited use. Crew Management, a performance dashboard, and job costing are Scale-only. Leap CRM was built for full job management from lead to payment on every plan, with customizable job stages, subcontractor and homeowner portals, and scheduling built in.