Head to head
Aerial report or 3D capture
EagleView measures the roof from aerial imagery and sells a report per roof; nobody visits, and insurance carriers know the format. Hover builds a 3D model of the whole exterior from photos someone takes at the house, so it covers siding and windows too. Aerial reports suit insurance roofs; 3D capture suits full exteriors with someone on site. More in EagleView vs Hover.
Roofr or RoofSnap
Both help a roofer measure and sell. Roofr is a platform: plans from free to a full CRM, reports per roof, and add-ons, including a website Instant Estimator. RoofSnap is an app priced per user, with reports, good-better-best estimates, contracts and payments; its instant estimate fills area and pitch from satellite but is run by the contractor, not by the homeowner on your site.
JobNimbus or AccuLynx
Both run jobs, crews, documents and money, and neither publishes a price. JobNimbus sells plans by team size with estimates, e-signatures, invoices, payments and supplier integrations. AccuLynx covers sales, production, crews, finance and a customer portal, priced through a sales form. Neither lists a way for homeowners to price their own roof on your website. More in the best roofing CRM guide.