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HOVER lists Full Exterior measurements from $39 to $139 per project, with a $999-per-year Pro plan
The company prices by structure complexity and by plan, and publishes flat expedite fees rather than a base delivery window on its pricing page.

Sketch My Roof lists a flat per-report menu: $19 standard ESX, $25 complex, $29 with PDF
The company prices by report type rather than by plan or customer tier, delivers ESX for Xactimate® and XML for Symbility®, and lists wall reports at $45 to $65.

Roofr lists $19 reports on its free plan, $13 on paid plans, and a $10 ESX file add-on

GAF QuickMeasure lists $18 to $20 per parcel for single-family reports, with delivery of 1 hour or less

RoofScope states a 99% accuracy guarantee and a 12-hours-or-less turnaround guarantee

EagleView lists residential roof report pricing from $24.25 to $87, by size and customer tier

What a roof measurement report costs in 2026: every published price, sourced
Eight providers publish prices for roof measurement reports or the tools that produce them. They do not price the same thing. This table records what each one publishes and what the figure covers.
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