Quote the roof with photos attached, then take the deposit before the crew is booked. The job runs across as many days as it needs.
No credit card. No contract.

Priced by the square, line by line. Signed before the crew rolls.
Job types and price book rates are yours to set, so the schedule and the paperwork read in your words.
One job, start to finish
Deposits are card only. The link goes out with the signed estimate, before the material order.
Every one of these is switched on from the first day. There is no feature list to buy your way into.
Card deposit collected before you order material or book labor.
Your per-square-foot rate in the book. A 24-square roof prices itself.
The tear-off is one job across every day the crew is on the roof.
Damage photos and notes on the job record, in one place for the adjuster.
The math for your volume
A tear-off that runs Thursday and Friday is one job, not two. At twenty roofs a month you are using a fifth of the solo cap, so the software costs you nothing.
What this work costs
Free
Deposits, good-better-best options, and your logo on the paperwork were already included. A crew lead who needs the job on their own phone is $39 a month.
None of this is held back and sold back to you later. Each person past the first who needs a login is $39 a month.
Drag-and-drop calendar with a lane per tech. Clashes flagged before you save.
Every job in one record: the work, the checklist, the photos, the money.
Build the quote on site. The customer signs on the screen.
Invoice the same day. Customers pay online, into your bank.
Every job, invoice, photo, and note for a customer, on one screen.
Your catalog of work and parts, priced once and used everywhere.
Payments taken through Pillar carry Stripe’s standard processing fees on your own Stripe account, plus 1% to Pillar. Cash and checks cost nothing.
Yes, and deposit requests are switched on from the first day. Send a card deposit link with the signed estimate and see it paid before the crew is booked.
Damage photos and notes live on the job record, so what the adjuster needs is in one place instead of three phone rolls.
Yes, on every account. Put the tiers on one estimate and the customer signs whichever one they pick, on your phone.
No. One job holds every day the crew is on the roof, so it counts once against the 100-a-month solo cap. At twenty roofs a month you are nowhere near it.
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Every feature is switched on from the first day, and it stays free while it's just you.
No card. No contract. No sales call.