What an Aerial Measurement Report Buys You
An aerial measurement or property intelligence report replaces a rep manually measuring a roof by hand, using satellite or aerial imagery to generate roof dimensions, material estimates, and a proposal-ready report before or during the first appointment. It is one of the more common tool categories a roofing sales team pays for, and pricing varies more than most reps assume across the three names that come up most often: EagleView, Hover, and RoofSnap.
EagleView’s Published Pricing
EagleView’s Construction Report pricing runs $24.25 to $32.75 for a small residential roof, 20 squares, $49 to $60 for a medium roof, 40 squares, and $75.50 to $87 for a large roof, 40 or more squares, with commercial reports priced at $79 to $89.50. Add-on report types include a Gutter report at $13.75 residential or $23.25 commercial, a Bid Perfect report at $18 residential or $49 commercial, and a Full House report at $91 to $105 residential.
Pricing is also organized into Bronze, Silver, Gold, and Platinum volume tiers, and EagleView notes that contractors may qualify for reduced pricing if they purchase reports through an integration partner or distributor, or based on purchase volume.
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Hover prices roof-only measurement reports at $9 to $69 per project, depending on structure complexity and account tier, and full-exterior measurements at $39 to $139. An annual Pro membership, $999 a year, cuts per-project prices, a simple roof-only measurement drops from $29 pay-as-you-go to $9 on Pro, and earns $1,000 in credits per $10,000 spent. An expedited-delivery add-on runs $19 on Pro or $39 pay-as-you-go, and new accounts get their first three projects free.
RoofSnap: A Bundled Subscription Alternative
RoofSnap prices individual aerial measurements from $13, a Half Snap, to $35 to $55 for a Full Snap, residential, or bundles unlimited measurement into a subscription starting at $52 per user per month on annual billing with ten or more users, up to $105 per user per month on monthly billing for a single user. Subscription-tier measurement reports carry a standard 2 to 4 hour turnaround, with rush orders available in under 1 hour.
Comparing the Three on a Typical Job
For a single small to mid-size residential roof, EagleView and Hover both land in a similar per-report range, roughly $24 to $69 depending on size and tier, while RoofSnap’s pay-as-you-go pricing starts lower at $13 but tops out higher, $35 to $55, for a full measurement. The real difference shows up at volume. A sales team ordering reports regularly is comparing EagleView’s tiered volume discounts and Hover’s $999 annual membership against RoofSnap’s flat monthly subscription, three structurally different ways of paying for the same underlying category of report.
| Vendor | Per-Report Cost | Subscription Option | Turnaround |
|---|---|---|---|
| EagleView | $24.25 to $89.50 depending on roof size and report type | Bronze, Silver, Gold, and Platinum volume tiers | Not published |
| Hover | $9 to $139 per project depending on scope and tier | $999 a year Pro membership, lowers per-project cost | Not published |
| RoofSnap | $13 to $55 per measurement, pay-as-you-go | $52 to $105 per user per month, unlimited measurement | 2 to 4 hours standard, under 1 hour rush |
What this means for you
- EagleView prices a small residential Construction Report at $24.25 to $32.75, scaling to $75.50 to $87 for a large, 40-plus square roof, with add-ons like a Gutter report or a Full House report priced separately.
- Hover runs $9 to $69 per roof-only project depending on complexity and tier, or a flat $999 a year Pro membership that lowers the per-project price and earns spend credits.
- RoofSnap is the only one of the three that bundles measurement into a broader subscription, from $52 per user per month on annual billing, with a published 2 to 4 hour standard turnaround.
Sources
The external data in this guide draws on the sources below. Figures described in the text as estimates or industry triangulations are directional and are not attributed to a single dataset.