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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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Three ways the segment prices

Roof measurement is sold three ways, and the published prices only make sense once the model is clear. Done-for-you reports are priced per report, sometimes by roof size or customer tier (EagleView, GAF QuickMeasure, Sketch My Roof, RoofScope). Platform bundles price the report inside a contractor software plan, so the per-report figure moves with the plan (Roofr, HOVER). Do-it-yourself tools price the software, and the buyer produces the measurement (iRoofing by subscription; RoofSnap by pay-as-you-go order or subscription).

That is why a $13 figure and a $24.25 figure and a $149 figure can all be correct and still not be comparable. One is a report on a paid plan, one is a report on its own, and one is a month of software.

The published prices

Every figure below appeared on the provider's own page on August 14, 2026 and is quoted as published. Where a page presents a range by size, tier or plan, the range is shown.

Published roof measurement report prices, as of August 14, 2026
ProviderWhat is pricedPublished figurePlan required?Source
EagleViewResidential report, by size and customer tier$24.25 to $87 (Gold small to Bronze large); commercial $79 to $89.50; Premium on requestNo plan for per-report; EagleView One subscription quoted separatelyeagleview.com/pricing
GAF QuickMeasureSingle-family report, per parcel$18 (GAF Master Elite) or $20 (other pros); multi-family $54 or $60 per buildingNogaf.com QuickMeasure page
HOVERFull Exterior measurement, per project$59 / $99 / $139 on Starter by complexity; $39 / $79 / $119 on Pro (Pro plan $999 per year)Optional (Pro plan lowers per-project price)hover.to/pricing
iRoofingUnlimited DIY measurements, subscription$149 per month monthly; $124 per month on 12 monthsYesiroofing.org/pricing
RoofrMeasurement report, by plan$19 (free plan, 24 hours or less); $13 on paid plans (2 or 6 hour delivery); ESX file $10 per report add-onFree plan available; paid plans lower the report priceroofr.com/pricing
RoofScopeReports and plansReport and plan prices on the company's pricing page; not restated herePlans offeredroofscope.com
RoofSnapDIY measurement orders, PAYG or subscriptionFrom $13 per measurement order (PAYG); $105 per user per month monthly; from $52 per user per month annualOptionalroofsnap.com/pricing
Sketch My RoofReport, by type$19 Standard ESX; $25 Complex ESX; $29 ESX + PDF; $25 PDF only; walls $45 to $65Nosketchmyroof.com residential and wall pages
Figures are each company's own as published on the date shown, quoted without adjustment. Delivery windows, accuracy statements and included files differ by provider; the table is a price record, not a like-for-like comparison of deliverables.

What the price does and does not include

The line item most often left out of a headline price is the estimating file. Xactimate®, Verisk's estimating platform, reads an ESX file; Symbility® reads XML. Sketch My Roof lists ESX as the base product at $19 and XML as a separate option. Roofr lists the ESX file as a $10 add-on to a $13 or $19 report. EagleView's pricing page describes ESX delivery through EagleView One and integrations rather than as a line on the per-report table. GAF QuickMeasure's page describes a report with a bill of materials and does not list an ESX file among the deliverables as of the access date. HOVER prices Full Exterior measurements per project and lists roof-only and other measurement types separately on the same page.

The second thing left out is the delivery window. Roofr sells the window as part of the plan (24 hours on the free plan; 2 or 6 hours on paid). GAF lists 1 hour or less for single-family. Sketch My Roof lists same calendar day on orders before 6 PM Eastern. RoofScope states a 12-hours-or-less guarantee. HOVER lists a flat expedite fee. These are published commitments, not tested results; MBK Media Group has not measured any provider's turnaround.

How to read this as a buyer

Write down what one job actually costs your desk: report price, plus estimating file if it is an add-on, plus any subscription divided by your monthly volume, plus any expedite fee you would realistically pay. Do that arithmetic for the two or three providers whose deliverable fits your workflow, and the comparison becomes a number instead of a brochure. The published prices change; the access date on each source is the date this record is good for.

Questions readers ask

Which roof measurement providers publish per-report prices with no plan?
As of August 14, 2026, EagleView (per-report table by size and tier), GAF QuickMeasure (per parcel), Sketch My Roof (per report by type) and RoofSnap's pay-as-you-go option publish prices that do not require a subscription. RoofScope prices are on its own pricing page. Roofr and HOVER publish plan-based pricing where the per-report or per-project figure depends on the plan.
Why do the prices in the table range from $13 to $149?
Because they price different things: a report on a paid plan ($13), a stand-alone report ($18 to $87 depending on provider, size and tier), a per-project full-exterior model ($39 to $139), and a month of do-it-yourself software ($105 to $149). Compare the total cost of one job in your workflow, not the headline number.
Does the report price include the Xactimate® ESX file?
It depends on the provider. Sketch My Roof lists ESX as the base product; Roofr lists ESX as a $10 add-on on paid plans; EagleView describes ESX delivery through EagleView One and integrations; GAF QuickMeasure's page does not list an ESX file among its deliverables as of the access date.
How current is this table?
Every figure carries an as-of date of August 14, 2026 and links to the source page. MBK Media Group re-checks published prices when it reports on a provider and logs changes on the corrections page.

Sources

  1. Published residential per-report pricing by size and tier: Small (20 sq) $32.75 Bronze / $27.50 Silver / $24.25 Gold; Medium (40 sq) $60 / $54.75 / $49; Large (40+ sq) $87 / $81.25 / $75.50; Commercial $89.50 / $84.25 / $79; Platinum and Premium 'call for pricing': EagleView pricing page (as of August 14, 2026)
  2. Single-family $18 per parcel (GAF Master Elite contractors) or $20 per parcel (all other pros); multi-family $54 or $60 per building; delivery listed as 1 hour or less; add-ons $10: GAF QuickMeasure page (as of August 14, 2026)
  3. Full Exterior measurements priced by structure complexity: simple $59 Starter / $39 Pro; average $99 / $79; complex $139 / $119; Pro plan $999 per year; expedited delivery $39 (Starter) or $19 (Pro) per project: HOVER pricing page (as of August 14, 2026)
  4. $149 per month billed monthly; $124 per month on a 12-month term ($1,488 per year); a 24-month term is also listed; unlimited measurements: iRoofing pricing page (as of August 14, 2026)
  5. Free plan $19 measurement reports delivered in 24 hours or less; paid plans $13 reports with 2 or 6 hour delivery guarantees; ESX files $10 per report on paid plans: Roofr pricing page (as of August 14, 2026)
  6. 99% accuracy guarantee and 12 hours or less turnaround guarantee stated on the company site: RoofScope home page (as of August 14, 2026)
  7. Pay-as-you-go from $13 per measurement order; Monthly $105 per user per month; Annual from $52 (10+ users), $61 (5 to 9), $78 (2 to 4) per user per month: RoofSnap pricing page (as of August 14, 2026)
  8. Standard Roof Report (ESX only) $19; Complex Roof Report (ESX only) $25; Standard Roof Report (ESX + PDF) $29; Standard Roof Report (PDF only) $25; same-day delivery on orders placed before the published cutoff: Sketch My Roof residential order page (as of August 14, 2026)
  9. Wall reports $45 to $65: Sketch My Roof wall report page (as of August 14, 2026)
  10. Xactimate® is Verisk's property estimating platform; ESX is its estimate file format: Verisk Xactimate® product page (as of August 14, 2026)

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