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.
Roof drafting · Panel layout · Pricing
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.
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.
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.
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.
Roof plan with a 3D cover, summary, panel layout, customer proposal, install ticket. Straight from the browser to paper or PDF.
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.
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.
Real screens from the program, in the order a job moves through it.
1 · Draw
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.


2 · Detail
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.

3 · Lay out
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.


4 · Finish
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.


5 · Price
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.


6 · Hand off
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.

$250 a month
$2,497 once · introductory
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.