Contractors need a CRM that follows the job, not just the lead: estimates, production, invoices and a mobile app for the crew.
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Both roofing-specific CRMs we track are quote-only, which costs them points on cost and transparency. General CRMs are cheaper and public, but lack estimates and job production tracking. Industry fit decides much of this page.
What we looked at
Job tracking from lead to invoice
Estimates and QuickBooks sync
Mobile app for field crews
Public pricing
order = 70% fact score + 30% documented industry fit · computed, not negotiated · methodology
Low-cost, deep CRM with a free plan for three users that already includes workflow automation; Standard adds email integration, built-in calling and custom modules.
Free CRM for two users plus a broad paid suite; Sales Hub Starter adds workflows and calling, while Professional jumps to $90+ per seat and a required $1,500 onboarding.