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EagleView vs Roofr (2026)

Two of the highest-scored providers in the field, built for opposite buyers. EagleView is the insurance-grade standard. Roofr is the retail sales engine that turns a measurement into a signed contract. The right pick is decided by whether your next step is a claim or a close.

Verified current: August 2026By RMG EditorialExpert review · published rubricEvery claim sourced & dated · How we score
Quick answerInsurance and enterprise work: EagleView (9.8). Retail residential sales: Roofr (9.6). EagleView brings near-universal carrier acceptance, the deepest report lineup, and published per-report pricing from $24.25. Roofr brings $13-19 reports by plan, a 2-hour delivery guarantee on paid tiers, and a genuinely free CRM with proposals and e-signature built in. They rarely compete for the same order.
FactorEagleViewRoofr
RMG Score9.8 · Platinum, the industry standard9.6 · Gold, retail sales workflow
PricePublished $24.25-87 residential by size & tier; ESX via EagleView One / integration$19 report free plan / $13 paid plans; ESX $10 add-on
TurnaroundSame-day to 3 business days; rush tiers2-hour guarantee (paid) / 24 hours (free)
WorkflowMeasurement + claims integrationsMeasurement + proposals + e-sign + free CRM
Carrier acceptanceNear-universalRetail-oriented; verify for claims
Best-fit buyerInsurance, enterprise, large lossRetail residential contractors

Where EagleView is the clear call

Insurance restoration, large or litigated losses, and any desk where the report's brand carries evidentiary weight. Nearly two decades as the incumbent built acceptance that no challenger has matched, and the report lineup runs deeper (up to full-structure documentation) than anything Roofr offers. If your work is claims, this is the safer order.

Where Roofr is the clear call

Retail residential sales. A published $13 measurement on paid plans, delivered in as little as 2 hours, flows straight into a branded proposal, e-signature, and a free CRM, closing the job while the crew is still on site. For a shop whose revenue is driveway decisions, that pipeline is worth more than incumbent brand weight the homeowner never sees.

Both full reviews: EagleView · Roofr. For the insurance lane specifically, see the adjuster rankings.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Roofr cheaper than EagleView?
On paid plans, yes: Roofr publishes $13 reports (with a 2-hour guarantee) versus EagleView's published $24.25 and up for residential, before EagleView's ESX/integration costs. Roofr's free plan runs $19 with 24-hour delivery. Factor in Roofr's monthly plan cost if you use the CRM.
Can I use Roofr for insurance claims?
It can serve the contractor side of restoration work, but claims desks standardized on Xactimate get a cleaner path from services that deliver native ESX or an Xactimate Integration. Verify Roofr's ESX handling ($10 add-on) against your desk before moving claims volume.
Which is more accurate?
Both publish or report accuracy in the field's normal band on clear imagery; we label those figures as the providers' own claims and weigh public user reviews alongside them.
Should a contractor run both?
Common for restoration shops: Roofr for the retail book, an insurance-grade service for claims. See also the contractor rankings.

Sources & verification

Start with the 2026 rankings

Eight providers, one published rubric, every figure sourced and dated. Find the tool built for your exact job.

See the rankings