Priced per business, not per seat.
Your estimator, your office manager and your foreman all work off the same jobs, the same price book and the same job numbers. All prices are AUD per month, with no GST for ABN-registered businesses.
RoofMap is A$79, $149 or $299 a month, depending on what you need it to do and how many people need a login. Measure the roof, calculate your materials, export your pricing, and get back to running the business. Measure is the tape measure and the material order, for the roofer who quotes in another system. Trade and Team take the place of an aerial measuring service, a proposal tool and — as you grow — the scheduling and shared-inbox side of a job-management system. Measuring is included on every plan with no per-roof fee — the part that usually costs the most elsewhere.
The three plans
Measure
- One login
- 30 roofs a month measured from the aerial
- Sheet counts, flashing lengths and the cut list
- Pricing exported as a spreadsheet
- Job pack PDF to print or file
- Works offline on site
- Customer quotes and online acceptance
- Merchant orders
- Extra seats, scheduling, the team inbox
Trade
- One login
- 100 roofs a month measured
- Cut lists and flashing schedules
- Customer proposals with online acceptance
- Your own price book and labour rates
- Invoicing, including deposit on acceptance
- Works offline on site
- Notifications when a customer opens, accepts or asks
- Automatic follow-up when a quote goes quiet
- Quote analytics — your open and accept rates
- Merchant orders
- Extra seats
- Scheduling and the team inbox
Team
- Up to five people on one licence
- Everything in Trade
- Unlimited roofs measured
- Merchant orders straight to your supplier
- A.I. Tendering QS and Tender Quote PDF (fully automatic)
- Shared jobs, price book and job numbers
- Forward schedule board — pencil in the work and book crews
- Fergus integration (optional)
- Your own subdomain for customer quote links
- Quotes emailed from your own address
- Team inbox — your real email accounts in RoofMap, shared office@ and private, read and reply together
- Internal chat and a shared task board for the office
- Your own domain on customer quotes
- Priority support
Enterprise is priced to fit. Extra seats past five, multiple branches on one account, and hands-on onboarding for the crew. Tell us your setup and we will put a number on it.
Month to month. No contract and no lock-in — cancel any time and stop paying.
Prices in AUD, billed from New Zealand. No GST for ABN-registered businesses.
Every plan starts with your first 3 real roofs or 30 days of Team free, whichever comes first — no card. Five people, the schedule board and merchant orders included, and the Fergus link if you run Fergus. A roof counts once it has an outline and a scale; the practice roof never does. Nothing is charged until you pick a plan.
Prefer to pay yearly? Two months free — Measure A$790, Trade A$1,490, Team A$2,990 a year.
The measuring is the part that usually costs.
Roof-measuring services sell you a report per roof — roughly A$35 to $60 each, more for anything complicated, and more again if you want it back the same day. Twenty roofs in a month is A$700 to $1,200, and you have bought measurements only: no cut list, no order, no quote, and nothing your customer can sign.
And measuring is only where it starts. The same drawing becomes the cut list, the merchant order, the customer proposal and the invoice — and on Team and up, the jobs go straight onto the schedule board. That is a measuring service, a proposal tool and the running of the job on one bill, priced for the whole company rather than per seat.
One honest difference before the table: a measuring service draws the roof for you. In RoofMap, you trace it — a few minutes over the aerial, with the software doing the arithmetic. That is why there is no per-roof fee on any plan, and no cap at all on Team: nobody is sitting in an office drawing your roof, so nobody needs paying per roof.
| Twenty roofs in a month | Measuring service | RoofMap Team |
|---|---|---|
| Measurements | A$700 – $1,200 | Included |
| Cut lists and flashing schedules | Not included | Included |
| Merchant order | Not included | Included |
| Customer proposal they can accept online | Not included | Included |
| Invoicing | Not included | Included |
| Monthly | A$700 – $1,200+ | A$299 |
Comparison figures are the advertised per-report range for aerial measuring services in New Zealand at the time of writing, converted to Australian dollars; providers in Australia vary. Check current pricing with the provider — it moves.
The things worth asking before you commit.
Is measuring charged per roof?
No. There is no per-roof or per-report fee on any plan. Measure covers 30 roofs a month, Trade 100, and Team as many as you like.
Is it priced per user?
No — per business. One subscription covers the company up to the seats on the plan. Measure and Trade are one login, Team is up to five. More than that, or more than one branch, is Enterprise — talk to us.
Do I need Fergus or another job management system?
No. RoofMap works on its own: the home board is your job list, the schedule board (Team) pencils in the work, and job files hold the council plans, the old quote and anything else that belongs to the job.
If you do run Fergus, jobs, photos and job packs pass between the two. How that works.
You are a roofing company. Can you see my jobs and my prices?
No. RoofMap is built by a working roofer in Northland, New Zealand, and that is exactly why this is worth answering properly rather than with a reassurance.
Every job, drawing, quote and price book is walled off by the database itself, not just by the app — the founder's own roofing business holds an ordinary account with the same walls around it. The support screens we run the service from show accounts, never anyone's work: no job, no quote, no price, no homeowner. An automated test pushes a job full of customer details and prices through every one of those screens and fails the build if any of it comes back out.
The honest caveat, because there always is one: somebody has to be able to reach the database to restore a backup or fix a broken save. That is one or two people, it exists to run the service, and if we ever need to look at something of yours to fix a fault you have reported, we will ask you first. The whole answer is in the Privacy Policy.
What happens to my jobs if I stop subscribing?
They are yours. You can export them, and the Privacy Policy sets out how to ask for a copy or a deletion under the New Zealand Privacy Act 2020.
Are the prices in Australian dollars?
Yes. They are billed from New Zealand, and Australian businesses with an ABN pay no GST on top. Your own customer quotes carry GST at the rate you set.
What is in the trial?
Your first 3 real roofs or 30 days of Team, whichever comes first: up to five people, shared jobs and price book, the schedule board, merchant orders and the Fergus link if you use it. No card. A roof counts once it has an outline and a scale — the practice roof and the finished sample job inside never do, so you can see a quote, a cut list and a material order before you draw your own.
What happens to my jobs when the trial ends?
They stay yours. Once your 3 roofs are measured you can keep working on them — quote them, send them, order for them — until the 30 days are up. After that you can still sign in, open every job and download the quotes, job packs and orders as PDFs. Saving new work waits until you pick a plan.
Are the supplier prices inside real?
They are New Zealand trade rates — there so the sample job reads as a believable number, not your prices. Load your own supplier's prices before you send a quote — or book a setup call and we load your own rates with you.
Can I change plan later?
Yes, from Settings, at any time. Adding people moves you up when you pass the seats on your plan; dropping back down is the same screen.
Try it on a real roof first.
Your first 3 real roofs or 30 days free, whichever comes first — no card, and a worked example already inside.
Start free — 3 roofs or 30 days, no cardOr request a 15-minute setup call — we load your supplier rates with you, so your first quote is at your prices.