The Best Roofr Alternative: SquareCount

SquareCount is a Roofr alternative built for contractors who want the whole takeoff — measurements, editable material lists, and job pricing — without paying per report. Roofr prices measurement reports per report (typically $25–40 each); the SquareCount Contractor plan is a flat $79/month for unlimited satellite measurements and PDF reports, editable shingle/tile/metal material lists, valley & ridge takeoffs, a job cost estimator, and shareable branded client reports with CSV export — each generated in about 60 seconds. Every new account starts with a free 7-day Contractor trial, no credit card required.

SquareCount vs Roofr

FeatureSquareCountRoofr
Pricing modelFlat monthly — unlimited ($79 Contractor, everything included)Priced per report (~$25–40)
Cost at 15 reports/mo$79 totalAdds up fast (per-report)
TurnaroundInstant (~60 seconds)Varies by report type
OutputEditable takeoffs: pitch-adjusted squares, waste, shingle/tile/metal lists, valley & ridge footage, job costingMeasurement report
Free tier3 reports/month freeLimited
ContractNone — cancel anytimeVaries

Why roofing contractors switch from Roofr

Roofr alternative — frequently asked questions

What is the best Roofr alternative?

SquareCount is a leading Roofr alternative for roofing contractors. Instead of per-report pricing, the $79/month Contractor plan includes unlimited satellite roof measurements, editable shingle/tile/metal material lists, valley & ridge takeoffs, job costing, and shareable branded reports — estimate-grade numbers in about 60 seconds. Every new account starts with a free 7-day Contractor trial.

Is SquareCount cheaper than Roofr?

For contractors who measure multiple roofs a month, yes. Roofr reports typically run $25–40 each, so 15 reports a month is roughly $375–600. SquareCount’s Contractor plan is a flat $79/month for unlimited reports with everything included. A free tier (3 reports/month) and pay-as-you-go packs from $9.99 are also available.

Why not just use a free tool like Google Earth?

Google Earth shows you a rough outline; you still have to estimate pitch and do the roofing math by hand. SquareCount returns pitch-adjusted squares, waste factor, and a material list in one step, in about 60 seconds per roof — the roofing-specific calculations, not just a shape.

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