Roofing Software Marketing Agency Get roofing company owners from first click to a signed, renewing account.

We publish every number, and it stays the same no matter how many sales territories you run. Google Ads management costs 10% of whatever you spend monthly, $600 minimum, and none of that ad budget gets marked up before it reaches Google. SEO is $50 per page each month, 10 pages minimum. A website falls into one of eight one-time tiers, $1,500 up to $20,000+ — see /websites for the breakdown. There's no setup charge, no contract, and it's month to month the whole way; ask for a proposal and you'll have real numbers back within a business day.

Watch three things: whether your cost per trial keeps climbing each storm season, whether reps are actually opening the app on a closing appointment or still carrying a paper pad, and whether your pipeline leans too hard on trade-show booths. An agency earns its fee by fixing even one of those. What we take off your plate is the landing pages, the paid and organic channels, and the onboarding emails — so your team keeps building product instead of chasing marketing. Skip all of it if your trial signups are already climbing on their own — no need to fix what isn't broken.

Think of it as one team covering every step from search to signature. We build and run your product site, put Google and Meta dollars behind the searches owners and sales managers actually type, get you ranked on Capterra and G2 before a rep ever books a call, and write the onboarding sequence that gets that rep opening the app on-site. All of it reports into one pipeline, not five separate vendor dashboards.

Three questions separate a real fit from a reseller: Do they optimize toward paying, renewing accounts, or just pad your click count? Can they show you a signup traced all the way to CAC and renewal? And do they get that a rep who won't open your app at a closing appointment is a trial that's already gone? Your site, ad accounts, and data need to stay titled to your company no matter who you pick. If they can't give you a concrete answer on lifting trial-to-paid, that's your answer.

Expect paid to move first — trial and demo requests usually start landing 6 to 8 weeks after launch, once targeting settles in. Category and comparison rankings take longer to climb, roughly 3 to 4 months, and it's another 6 to 8 months before that organic traffic turns into a steady run of trials. Onboarding email is the outlier: it starts lifting your trial-to-paid rate with the very first cohort, so you're not sitting on revenue while the slower channels catch up.

No vendor hand-offs — the same team runs your site, paid acquisition, SEO, AI search, and lifecycle email, and we live or die by trials, demos, and paying accounts, never raw traffic. Every price is public, every contract is month to month with no setup fee, and your site, ad accounts, analytics, and customer records belong to you starting day one.

What's published is real, not a teaser rate — your actual scope depends on your product and how you sell it, whether that's canvassing reps closing on-site, an inside sales team, or a mix of both. Tell us about what you've built and how it moves, and you'll have an exact, scoped proposal within the day, no obligation.

Trials, demos, and signed accounts are the scoreboard — a spike in visits means nothing if no rep ever actually opens the app on a call. Our landing pages and CTAs exist to start a trial, and every signup gets tied back to whichever campaign brought it in, so what you see is real CAC and trial-to-paid rate per channel, not a traffic report.

Yes. Roofing runs on real, well-known weather patterns — a hail or wind event can double a market's re-roof demand overnight, and a company mid-claim-surge is the last one willing to switch its estimating and production software. We build campaigns and onboarding around that: fast paths to a live trial before storm season starts, and messaging built around insurance-claim documentation, adjuster communication, and material-supplier ordering — not a generic pitch that could describe any field service tool.

Completely — nothing is held in escrow. Your site, brand assets, ad accounts, analytics, and customer records live in your company's own accounts from the start. We're month to month, so if you ever leave, everything simply stays exactly where it already is.

Yes — whatever you're already running, we build around it. HubSpot, Salesforce, or your own custom stack, it doesn't matter: trials, demos, and pipeline get pushed in automatically, and the attribution chain stays intact from first click all the way to signed account.

Two to four weeks covers most roofing software sites and landing pages, start to finish. What actually moves that number is turnaround on your end — screenshots, pricing, feedback — not ours. Either way, you get a written timeline before any work begins.