RoofCalc vs EagleView
EagleView and RoofCalc both help you measure roofs, in different ways. Here is where they differ, with every EagleView fact linked to EagleView's own page.
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Last reviewed 2026-09-23. EagleView pages read 2026-09-23.
The short version
Which one fits
When EagleView fits
EagleView fits if you need ESX files for Xactimate, reports beyond the roof such as walls or the full house, or one of their named integrations.
When RoofCalc fits
RoofCalc fits if you want roof area, facet count and complexity from an address before you drive out, and you check the roof on site before ordering materials. Start on the Free plan; paid plans open soon.
Side by side
RoofCalc and EagleView, question by question
| Question | RoofCalc | EagleView |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Contractor Pro: $49 a month for 100 measurements, not per report. Paid plans are not on sale yet.RoofCalc pricing | Bid Perfect (preliminary roof data), Residential: $18 per report, all public tiersPremium construction report, Small (20 sq), Bronze: $32.75 per reportSource: EagleView pricing |
| Try it free | Free plan: 2 measurements when you sign up, measured from OpenStreetMap building footprints.RoofCalc pricing | No free trial on their pricing, residential or roofing pages. An account is needed to order.Source: EagleView pricing |
| How the roof gets measured | Type an address and RoofCalc measures from Google Solar building data (paid plans try it first) or OpenStreetMap footprints. No drawing, ordering or site visit, and no hand-drawn fallback yet.How it works | Ordered reports, made remotely from their own aerial imagery. No do-it-yourself drawing tool on the pages we checked.Source: EagleView roofing and siding |
| When you get the numbers | The measurement runs when you submit the address; there is no order to wait on. No person reviews the result.How it works | Not stated on their current pricing or product pages. A 2009 EagleView blog post lists 3-hour and next-business-day delivery.Source: EagleView blog post (2009) |
| What you get | Roof area, facet count and roof complexity, on screen. PDF export and sharing are not built yet.How it works | Premium Roof Report: roof area and facets, valleys, a pitch diagram, rakes and eaves, ridges and hips. Bid Perfect: imagery, pitch distribution, facet count, total squares and a waste factor (steep-slope roofs).Source: EagleView residential reports |
| Phone app | Not yetNo native app yet. RoofCalc runs in the browser on your phone or computer. | Eagleview app on the App Store and Google Play.Source: EagleView roofing and siding |
| Integrations | Not yetNo connections to CRMs, suppliers or estimating software yet. | Names 14 partners, including ABC Supply, AccuLynx, JobNimbus, Leap and SRS Distribution, plus a developer API.Source: EagleView roofing and siding |
Credit where due
Where EagleView does more today
What EagleView has that RoofCalc does not
Reports beyond the roof: walls, windows and doors, gutters, full house, and commercial versions.
Source: EagleView pricingRoof data and ESX files for Xactimate with Eagleview One.
Source: EagleView residential reportsA free report if you are not satisfied (claim within 60 days) or if it arrives after the estimated delivery date, per their policy page.
Source: EagleView report policy14 named integration partners and a developer API.
Source: EagleView roofing and sidingNative app on the App Store and Google Play.
Source: EagleView roofing and siding
Where RoofCalc is different
Measured from the address. No order to place, no roof to draw, no site visit. You get roof area, facets and complexity in the app.
How it worksRoof data on paid plans, a fallback on every plan. Paid plans try Google Solar building data first, which includes the sloped roof segments and their pitch. Every plan falls back to OpenStreetMap building footprints. Solar results from leaf-on (summer) imagery are skipped in favour of the fallback.
How it worksOne monthly price. Contractor Pro is $49 a month for 100 measurements, not a fee per report. If you use all 100, that is $0.49 a measurement. Paid plans are not on sale yet.
RoofCalc pricingA free plan to try it. Free: 2 measurements when you sign up, from OpenStreetMap building footprints.
RoofCalc pricing
Prices
EagleView prices
As listed on EagleView's pages, read 2026-09-23. "Not listed" means the page does not give a price.
| Plan or report | Price | Unit and source |
|---|---|---|
| Bid Perfect (preliminary roof data), Residential | $18 | per report, all public tiersSource: EagleView pricing |
| Bid Perfect, Commercial | $49 | per reportSource: EagleView pricing |
| Premium construction report, Small (20 sq), Bronze | $32.75 | per reportSource: EagleView pricing |
| Premium construction report, Small (20 sq), Silver / Gold | $27.50 / $24.25 | per report (prepay/volume/partner tiers)Source: EagleView pricing |
| Premium construction report, Medium (40 sq), Bronze / Silver / Gold | $60 / $54.75 / $49 | per reportSource: EagleView pricing |
| Premium construction report, Large (40+ sq), Bronze / Silver / Gold | $87 / $81.25 / $75.50 | per reportSource: EagleView pricing |
| Premium construction report, Commercial, Bronze / Silver / Gold | $89.50 / $84.25 / $79 | per reportSource: EagleView pricing |
| Gutter, Residential / Commercial | $13.75 / $23.25 | per reportSource: EagleView pricing |
| Walls, Windows & Doors, Residential, Bronze / Silver / Gold | $78 / $72.25 / $67.50 | per reportSource: EagleView pricing |
| Walls (formerly WallsLite), Residential | $40 | per reportSource: EagleView pricing |
| Walls, Commercial | $221.25 | per reportSource: EagleView pricing |
| Full House, Residential, Bronze / Silver / Gold | $105 / $98 / $91 | per reportSource: EagleView pricing |
| Eagleview One subscription | Not listed (sales-led; described as a 'flexible monthly subscription') | per monthSource: EagleView residential reports |
For RoofCalc's own prices, see pricing. They come from one price list and paid plans are not on sale yet.
Questions
RoofCalc vs EagleView: common questions
Is RoofCalc cheaper than EagleView?
EagleView lists Bid Perfect (preliminary roof data), Residential at $18 per report, all public tiers (read 2026-09-23). RoofCalc Contractor Pro is $49 a month for 100 measurements, or $0.49 a measurement if you use all 100. They are not the same thing. How EagleView works: Ordered reports, made remotely from their own aerial imagery. No do-it-yourself drawing tool on the pages we checked. RoofCalc is automated from satellite and map data, and no person reviews the result. Paid RoofCalc plans are not on sale yet; the Free plan is.
Source: EagleView pricing, read 2026-09-23Can RoofCalc replace a EagleView report?
Not for every job. RoofCalc gives you roof area, facet count and complexity from an address, which is useful before you bid or visit. It does not export PDF or ESX files, has no native app and no integrations yet, and nobody reviews the result, so check the roof on site before you order materials.
Is RoofCalc affiliated with EagleView?
No. EagleView is a trademark of its owner, and RoofCalc is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by EagleView. RoofCalc is made by Harmony AI Technologies.
Where do the EagleView facts on this page come from?
From EagleView's own public pages, read on 2026-09-23 and linked next to each fact. Prices and features change, so check EagleView's site before you decide.
Sources
Every EagleView source on this page
- Source: EagleView residential reports, read 2026-09-23
- Source: EagleView pricing, read 2026-09-23
- Source: EagleView roofing and siding, read 2026-09-23
- Source: EagleView blog post (2009), read 2026-09-23
- Source: EagleView report policy, read 2026-09-23
EagleView is a trademark of its owner. RoofCalc is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by EagleView. Last reviewed 2026-09-23.
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