Plain pricing, no games
One price, on the table, before you spend a dollar.
No tiers to decode, no "call for a quote." It costs what it costs, and you do the same math you'd do on a new truck. One extra roof most months pays for it several times over.
The number · and the math you do in your head
Here's the price. Now run your numbers next to it.
The front door costs about $2,500 to build and $1,500 a month to keep found, fresh, and capturing. Three-month minimum, because the map and the reviews take 60 to 90 days to compound.
Why it's priced where it is
Priced above the $99 crowd on purpose.
There's a $99 website crowd and a $30-a-shared-job bottom-feeder crowd. This is neither. It's priced to qualify out the tire-kickers and to be worth doing right, because a roof is worth thousands and a missed money call is worth more than the monthly. If a price like this scares you off more than a missed storm call does, this probably isn't your year for it, and the free check will tell you that for free.
The honest part
Founder pricing, for the first roofer only.
We'll be straight with you: there is no roofing result written up yet. The first roofer in gets a better number, in exchange for letting us write up what we do together as the first case.
You'd be client number one.
That means a lower price than the numbers above, locked in, in exchange for one thing: we get to document the build, the profile, the reviews, and the saved calls as our first written-up result. You get the work either way. The discount is for letting us show it.
The exact founder number depends on your situation. We say it plainly on the free check, no pressure to take it.
No card. No contract. No deck.
See what's slipping past you before you decide.
Fifteen minutes on a screen-share. We pull up your profile, your reviews, and the booked-out guy down the street, show you where the money calls are slipping past you, and tell you the founder number plainly. Then you decide.
15 minutes, screen-share, no deck, no pressure. If it's a fit, founder pricing.