How Much Do Roof Measurement Reports Cost in 2026? (90% Cheaper Options)
Reviewed by roofing measurement engineers · References NBC 2020, IRC 2021, FBC 8th Ed. · Roof Manager is the roof measurement & CRM platform trusted by 5,000+ contractors across the US & Canada · Editorial policy.
TL;DR
Traditional aerial roof reports cost $50–$100 each in 2026. We break down exactly what you get, where the pricing goes, and why thousands of contractors are switching to satellite alternatives at a fraction of the cost.
Updated November 1, 2026. Competitor prices are as each company published them on its own pricing page, checked September 27, 2026. Roof Manager bills in CAD; USD figures are a conversion for comparison.
Roof measurement reports cost from about US$7 to US$87 each in 2026, depending on the vendor, the roof size and how you pay. As each company published its prices (checked September 27, 2026): EagleView's Premium residential report is US$24.25–US$87; Roofr charges US$19 a report on its free Starter plan or US$13 on a paid plan; Hover's roof-only projects are US$29–US$69 on pay per project; Roof Manager is CA$10 a report (about US$7.07), any roof size, and your first 2 reports are free.
Roof measurement report prices in 2026, side by side
Every figure below comes from the company's own pricing or product page, checked September 27, 2026. Prices are in each company's own currency.
| Company | Published report price | How you pay | Delivery, as the company states it |
|---|---|---|---|
| Roof Manager | CA$10 per report (about US$7.07), any roof size; or CA$199 a month for 30 reports | Pay as you go or monthly plan; first 2 reports free, no credit card | 1–3 hours, usually under an hour |
| EagleView | US$24.25–US$87 for a Premium residential report (by roof size and Bronze / Silver / Gold tier) | Per report; lower tiers through partners, distributors, volume or prepaying | "Most Eagleview reports are delivered within hours" |
| Roofr | US$19 per report on the free Starter plan; US$13 on paid plans (from US$109 a month) | Always per report, with or without a plan | 2 hours guaranteed on paid plans; 24 hours or less on the free plan (an estimate, not guaranteed) |
| Hover | US$29–US$69 per roof-only project on Starter; US$9–US$49 on Pro (US$999 a year) | Per project, from smartphone photos taken at the property | Typically 12 hours on Starter, 4 hours on Pro and Business; 1-hour roof delivery is a paid add-on ($39 on Starter) |
Other tools in this category price differently: RoofSnap: a per-user subscription for drawing roofs yourself over aerial imagery, plus measurement reports RoofSnap draws for you and sells per order. iRoofing: a subscription app for DIY roof measurements, estimates and a roof visualizer, with separately ordered reports.
What changes the price of a report
- Roof size. EagleView prices by size: Small (20 squares), Medium (40) and Large (40+). Hover prices by complexity (up to 4 facets, 5–8, 9+). Roof Manager charges the same CA$10 for any roof.
- Tier or plan. EagleView's Bronze, Silver and Gold tiers depend on how you buy; Roofr's report price drops from US$19 to US$13 on a paid plan.
- Add-ons. Some vendors charge separately for an Xactimate ESX file (Roofr lists $10–$12).
- Volume. Roof Manager's monthly plan is CA$199 for 30 reports; EagleView offers reduced pricing on volume or prepayment.
What it costs a contractor in a month
At 50 reports a month, in Canadian dollars: Roof Manager pay as you go is CA$500 a month (CA$6,000 a year). EagleView's PremiumReport for a Medium (40 square) roof on its lowest published tier, Gold, is CA$45, which is CA$2,250 a month (CA$27,000 a year). Price is only part of the decision: check what each report includes and how it fits your workflow. To run your own volume, use the roof report savings calculator.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a roof measurement report cost in 2026?
Roof measurement reports cost from about US$7 to US$87 each in 2026, depending on the vendor, the roof size and how you pay. As each company published its prices (checked September 27, 2026): EagleView's Premium residential report is US$24.25–US$87; Roofr charges US$19 a report on its free Starter plan or US$13 on a paid plan; Hover's roof-only projects are US$29–US$69 on pay per project; Roof Manager is CA$10 a report (about US$7.07), any roof size, and your first 2 reports are free.
What is the cheapest roof measurement report for contractors?
Of the vendors above, Roof Manager has the lowest published per-report price: CA$10 (about US$7.07) for any roof size, with the first 2 free and no subscription required. Roofr's US$13 needs a paid plan from US$109 a month; on its free Starter plan a report is US$19. Prices checked September 27, 2026 on each company's own pricing page.
How much does an EagleView report cost?
EagleView's published Premium residential report prices are US$24.25–US$87 in the U.S. and CA$22.50–CA$75 in Canada, by roof size and Bronze, Silver or Gold tier (checked September 27, 2026). EagleView says you may qualify for lower pricing through an integration partner, a distributor or purchase volume.
Is there a roof measurement service with no subscription?
Yes. Roof Manager reports are CA$10 each, pay as you go, with no subscription; the CRM, proposals and invoicing are included with every account. EagleView also sells per report, and Hover sells per project on its Starter plan.
How fast are roof measurement reports delivered?
Roof Manager reports are delivered in 1–3 hours, usually in under an hour. EagleView says "most EagleView reports are delivered within hours". Roofr guarantees 2 hours on paid plans and estimates 24 hours or less on its free plan. Hover is typically 12 hours on Starter and 4 hours on Pro.