ALL ROOF PRICERROOFER JOE

Roof drafting · Panel layout · Pricing

Draw the roof.
Lay the panels.
Price the job.

All Roof Pricer builds every facet from your outline and pitch, lays out the metal panels with a cut list, and prices the whole job with your own catalog, labor, and markup. It runs in your browser from one file you own. No subscription. No middleman.

Demo has every tool. Prints and PDFs carry a demo watermark until you own it.

All Roof Pricer 3D view of a hip roof with metal panels laid, ridges, hips, and valleys marked in color
3D view of a two-roof project with panels laid, straight from the drawing.

What it does

Builds the roof for you

Draw the outline, mark the eaves and rakes, set the pitch. Four geometry engines find the hips, ridges, and valleys. Add dormers, pop-tops, and gable fronts as real facets, not sketches.

Lays the panels

Pick the roofing from your catalog. It lays every panel or piece across each facet, counts them, and writes the runout cut list you hand to the shop. Export it as CSV.

Prices it your way

Your lines, your fastener parts, your underlayment, your labor. Material markup, labor markup, warranty, commission, tax on cost, pass-through fees for dump, permit, and delivery. The math follows the rules a real shop uses.

Prints what the customer signs

Roof plan with a 3D cover, summary, panel layout, customer proposal, install ticket. Straight from the browser to paper or PDF.

Keeps your settings with the job

Every project file carries a snapshot of the settings it was priced with. Open an old estimate next year and it reprices to the penny.

Lives in one file

Save a portable copy with your catalog, prices, and logo baked in. Put it on a laptop, a thumb drive, or the shop computer. It works without internet.

See it work

Real screens from the program, in the order a job moves through it.

1 · Draw

Trace the roof off the aerial photo

Drop in a satellite view or a plan, set the scale from one known length, and trace the outline. Mark which edges are eaves and rakes, set the pitch, and the geometry engines find every hip, ridge, and valley. Every facet shows its own square footage.

Roof facet traced over an aerial photo with edge lengths and 872 square feet shown
Plan view of a complex roof with ridges, hips, valleys, eaves, and rakes drawn in color

2 · Detail

Dormers and pop-tops are real facets

Pick gable, hip, or shed, set the pitch and the band wall, and draw it where it sits. The dormer cuts into the roof below, takes its own panels, and adds its own flashing to the takeoff. No sketch-and-guess.

Gable dormer drawn on a traced roof facet with its ridge, valleys, and dimensions

3 · Lay out

Lay the panels, print the cut list

Choose the roofing from your catalog and it lays every panel across every facet, respecting stagger and minimum length. The runout list stacks the panels shortest to longest with counts and lineal feet, ready for the shop or the supplier. Export it as CSV.

Full roof plan with metal panels laid on every facet and panel lengths labeled
Panel runout list showing cut lengths, panel counts, and lineal feet

4 · Finish

Vents, skylights, chimneys, and the totals

Place skylights and chimneys by size, pipe boots by diameter, roto and off-ridge vents by count. The program even tells you how many attic vents the square footage calls for. The summary rolls up ridge, hip, valley, eave, rake, and transition feet for the whole project.

Finish Roof panel for placing skylights, chimneys, pipe boots, and vents on the roof
Project summary listing ridge, hip, eave, rake, valley, and total linear feet plus panels required

5 · Price

Your materials, your labor, your markup

The takeoff flows into the pricer. Every line item, fastener bag, roll of underlayment, and steep-pitch extra comes from your own catalog and prices. Set material markup, labor markup, warranty, and commission once. The sales page shows one clean number: price to customer.

Pricing page with markups on the left and the priced material and labor list on the right
Sales page showing roof area, commission, price per square, and price to customer

6 · Hand off

Print the install ticket

One page for the crew: roofs, pitches, net and to-buy squares, underlayment, job type, and the full material list with quantities. Print it, save it as PDF, or email it. The customer proposal and the plan with a 3D cover print the same way.

Install ticket listing roofs, pitches, squares, underlayment, and the material list with quantities

Rent it, or own it

Metal roof takeoff software, rented

$250 a month

  • About $3,000 a year, every year
  • Stops working when you stop paying
  • Perpetual license no longer offered
  • Your data lives on their server

All Roof Pricer, owned

$2,497 once · introductory

  • List price $4,497. Introductory price for a limited time.
  • Perpetual license for your company. No renewal.
  • Runs offline from a file you keep
  • Pays for itself in under a year against the rental
Buy the program

What it does not do. No wall cladding or siding takeoff. No supplier ordering link. No cloud sync between computers; you move the project files yourself. If you need those, a rental platform may fit better. If you need the roof drawn, laid out, and priced, this is the tool.

How buying works

  1. Try the demo. Every tool works. Draw a real job and price it. Prints carry a demo watermark.
  2. Buy the program. Pay by card right here on rooferjoe.io. Your download button appears the moment payment clears, and the same link goes to your email.
  3. Set it up once. Open the file, enter your company, catalog, and prices on the Setup tab, upload your logo, save a portable copy. That copy is your program from now on.

Questions roofers ask

Do I need to install anything?
No. It is one HTML file. Open it in Chrome, Edge, Firefox, or Safari.
Is it per seat?
Per company. Put your copy on as many of your own computers as you like.
Where are my projects stored?
Where you save them. Each project is a small JSON file. Back them up like any other file.
What about updates?
Updates are new downloads. The version you bought keeps working as long as browsers run HTML, which is a long time.
Can I get help setting it up?
Yes. Setup help and custom work are billed separately by ExitSaaS Automation. Ask before you need it.