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RoofSnap pricing for roofers

Short answer. RoofSnap has three ways to pay. Pay as you go has no subscription, and measurement reports start at $13. The monthly subscription starts at $105 a month per user. Annual plans start at $52 a month per user for teams of 10 or more. Subscribers get lower report prices, DIY measurements, estimates, and payments. You can try it free for 7 days with no credit card. We read the RoofSnap pricing page on October 25, 2026.

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RoofSnap plans and prices

Plan	Price	What you get
Pay as you go	Reports from $13 each	Order reports as needed, delivered in 4 hours, rush options
Monthly subscription	From $105 a month per user	5 HD roof images a month, unlimited DIY measurements, lower report prices, estimates, material orders, payments
Annual subscription	From $52 a month per user	Everything in monthly, plus 240 bonus HD images per user each year

Annual price per user by team size: 2 to 4 users $78, 5 to 9 users $61, 10 or more users $52. RoofSnap says the annual price is customized by team size. Source: RoofSnap pricing, checked October 25, 2026.

Report prices

Report	Pay as you go	Subscriber
Half Snap, any size roof	$13	$10
Full Snap, by roof size	$35 to $55	$11 to $37
Gutter measurements	$15	$11

The page splits Full Snap prices by roof size and facets. Check the chart for your roof type before you order.

Yearly totals per user

Plan	12 months
Monthly subscription	$1,260
Annual, 2 to 4 users	$936
Annual, 5 to 9 users	$732
Annual, 10 or more users	$624

Our math from the prices above, before tax and report fees.

When the subscription pays off

Take 20 Half Snap reports a month. Pay as you go costs $260. A subscriber pays $200 for the same reports, plus $105 for the plan, so $305. On report savings alone, pay as you go wins at that volume. The subscription makes sense when you use the estimates, material orders, DIY measurements, and in-app payments. Our math from the prices above.

RoofSnap vs Roofr and Hover

Roofr has a $0 Starter plan with $19 reports, and paid plans drop reports to $13. Source: Roofr pricing. See Roofr pricing.
Hover charges per project, with roof-only models from $29 on its Starter plan. Source: Hover pricing. See Hover pricing.
RoofSnap fits a crew that wants DIY measurements and good-better-best estimates in one app.

FAQ

How much does RoofSnap cost per month? The monthly subscription starts at $105 a month per user. Annual plans run $52 to $78 a month per user, by team size.

Can I use RoofSnap without a subscription? Yes. Pay as you go has no subscription. Reports start at $13 each.

How much is a RoofSnap report? A Half Snap report is $13 pay as you go or $10 for subscribers. Full Snap runs $35 to $55, or $11 to $37 for subscribers.

Does RoofSnap have a free trial? Yes. 7 days with access to all tools and no credit card required. The page lists a free first order.

Is RoofSnap cheaper than Roofr? Per report, RoofSnap Half Snap at $13 pay as you go beats the Roofr Starter price of $19. Roofr paid plans and RoofSnap subscribers sit close, at $13 and $10.

Checked 2026-10-25. Prices and policies change. Confirm on the source before you buy.