Measured roofs, itemized estimates
Roofing estimating software that measures the roof from satellite imagery and prices it line by line — the same line items a professional estimate should have. One tool and one price, whether you're pricing your own roof or quoting someone else's.
We haven't measured your roof — this is an assumption based on typical homes. Change it to your real footprint for a closer number.
Demo estimator. Illustrative regional pricing, not a quote — and we have not measured your roof.
Itemized, not lump-sum
Enter an address and get an itemized estimate — field shingles, underlayment, flashing, ventilation, tear-off, labor. No pressure, no sales call, no waiting for a callback.
Get an estimateMinutes, not hours
Turn a measurement into a full line-item estimate — materials, labor, tear-off, accessories, and Good/Better/Best pricing — in minutes, not hours.
Get an estimateThree quotes, three numbers
Three contractors, three wildly different numbers, and no way to tell if one of them just skipped the underlayment.
Lump-sum, one-line quotes leave no way to compare value — and three estimates that don't measure the same roof the same way leave nothing to compare at all.
Ten minutes to quote
You've got ten minutes before the next appointment, and a quote that has to go out tonight — without leaving money on the table.
Between spreadsheets, hand-written bids, and software built for enterprise commercial roofers, most small crews are either too slow to quote or too generic to look professional doing it.
Enter an address, upload a measurement report, or describe it manually. No drone required.
Every line item calculated: field shingles, underlayment, flashing, ventilation, labor, and a contingency for the surprises under the shingles.
A clear, itemized number with Good/Better/Best tiers — ready to compare against a bid, or to send as one.
What you get
Based on your roof size, pitch, and material choice.
See exactly what should be in a real quote: shingles, underlayment, flashing, ventilation, and more.
Compare any bid against a number that isn't trying to sell you anything.
Get your estimate first, talk to a contractor when you're ready.
Get matched with local pros who'll quote to the same scope, so the number you got is the number you're comparing against.
Inside the software
Generated in minutes from a rough measurement or aerial report.
Auto-built tiered pricing that's proven to convert better than a single number.
Flags missing line items (starter shingles, pipe jacks, permits) before you send a quote that costs you a callback.
No generic assemblies to adapt, and no unrelated trades to wade through — the line items are the ones a re-roof actually has.
Most roofing estimating software was built for large commercial crews with a training budget, or for insurance adjusters processing claims. McQueen Roofing is built for anyone who needs a professional estimate out today — no weeks-long onboarding, no drone subscription, no bloated CRM you'll never fully use.
The category
"Roofing software" covers four different products that get shelved together. It is worth knowing which one you are looking at, because only one of them hands you a priced estimate at the end.
Takeoff software measures the roof and stops there — you still price it yourself in a spreadsheet. Roofing estimating software carries the measurement through to a costed, line-item number.
A general estimator makes you build the roofing assembly from scratch, out of a catalogue that also covers drywall and concrete. This one ships knowing what a re-roof consists of.
Claim platforms price to an adjuster's scope and an adjuster's rates. That is a different job from saying what the work should actually cost.
Read the full buyer's overview of roofing estimating software →
Roofing estimating software is only as good as the arithmetic behind it. McQueen Roofing doesn't just spit out a number — it runs the same calculation a professional estimator would: roof footprint, pitch multiplier, waste factor, and current material and labor pricing, broken into the line items that actually make up a roof — field shingles, ridge and starter shingles, underlayment, ice and water shield, drip edge, flashing, ventilation, and labor. If a line item is missing from a quote — yours or a contractor's — McQueen Roofing flags it, so nothing gets left out until it's a surprise bill or a leak.
$0 no account
The calculator at the top of this page. Runs in your browser, and nothing you type reaches us.
$18 per roof
Your actual roof, measured from satellite imagery and priced line by line.
$49 per month
For anyone sending quotes every week. One caught line item pays for the month.
The estimator on this page is free and always will be — it assumes a roof footprint rather than measuring one. A measured estimate costs $18 per roof and needs an account, and it's the same $18 whether you're pricing your own roof or quoting a customer's. The Pro subscription is not purchasable yet; the pricing shown is what it'll cost at launch.
Software that turns a roof into a priced, itemized estimate — measuring the roof area, pitch and facet layout, applying a waste factor, and costing every line item that makes up a re-roof. McQueen Roofing measures from satellite imagery, so it needs an address rather than a site visit.
No. It's the same software and the same $18 per measured roof whether you're pricing your own roof or quoting a customer's. There is no separate homeowner or contractor price.
No — it's a starting point. Homeowners get a fair number before they talk to anyone; contractors use it to quote faster, not to replace the relationship with their customer.
It's built on the same measurement-to-cost pipeline professional estimators use — pitch, waste factor, and current material/labor pricing — refined by real roofing data, not a generic construction average.
Only if you choose to share it. Your estimate is yours by default.
McQueen Roofing isn't trying to replace your CRM — it's built to get a professional quote out fast, especially for the estimates you don't have time to build from scratch.
No. You can enter measurements manually, upload an existing aerial report if you have one, or start with just an address — McQueen Roofing works with whatever you've got.
McQueen Roofing is built and tuned for asphalt shingle re-roofs first — the most common residential job type. Metal, flat/EPDM, and repair-specific estimating are on the roadmap.