Roof Hammer · quote follow-up software
Quote follow-up software for teams that want to close more sent quotes.
Roof Hammer helps your team track quote requests, organize follow-up, and keep visibility on deals between quote sent and job won.
• Built around the quote follow-up stage, not generic CRM pipelines
• Focused on quote visibility, next steps, and recovery of at-risk opportunities
• Simple enough for teams that need execution, not extra software overhead
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$3,100 · Closed 2 days agoKnow which quotes need attention
See which quote requests are waiting on a first follow-up, which ones are overdue, and which opportunities are starting to fade.
Give sales follow-up a real workflow
Track notes, next-touch dates, status changes, and quote activity in one place instead of scattered inboxes and callbacks.
Move more quotes toward closed-won
Help your team follow up consistently so fewer sent quotes disappear into silence and more turn into booked work.
What quote follow-up software should actually help you do
If your team sends quotes and then manages follow-up from memory, inboxes, texts, and sticky notes, it becomes easy for good opportunities to drift. Roof Hammer gives you a focused system for what happens after a quote goes out: who needs a touch, what was last discussed, and what should happen next.
Unlike a generic CRM or project tool, Roof Hammer is centered on quote conversion workflow visibility. It helps teams stay consistent on follow-up without forcing them into a heavyweight sales stack.
Best fit for teams that need visibility between request and close
Roof Hammer is a strong fit for businesses that already generate quote requests but need a cleaner process for tracking sent quotes, scheduling next touches, and recovering stalled opportunities.
That makes it especially useful when the real bottleneck is not lead generation, but quote follow-through.
Ready to tighten up follow-up?
Give your team a simple system for quote tracking, next steps, and conversion visibility.
Everyone else charges by the seat, the tier, or the report
Roofing software bills you for capacity you might not use — another user account, another plan tier, another measurement report. Roof Hammer bills for the thing that actually varies month to month: how many quotes are live and need chasing. Four plans, $9/mo to $99/mo, all published on /pricing.
Roof Hammer
Active quotes
You pay for the quotes that are live in the workflow. Won, lost, and archived quotes cost nothing and stay forever.
QuoteIQ
Plan tier
Five tiers from $29.99/mo to $699/mo; measurement unlocks at $74.99/mo, scheduling at $299/mo.
Roofr
Plan tier + per report
$0–$349/mo depending on tier, plus $13–$19 for every measurement report you pull.
AccuLynx
Per user
Billed per user, per month. The rate is not published — you request a quote from sales.
JobNimbus
Per user + base plan
A base plan plus per-user charges. Every tier says “Request pricing.”
Quote follow-up software: FAQ
What is quote follow-up software?
Software focused on the stage after a quote is sent — tracking which quotes are waiting on a reply, which are overdue for a touch, and which are at risk of going cold, instead of managing that from memory or inboxes.
How is this different from a generic CRM?
Most CRMs are built around leads and a general sales pipeline. Roof Hammer is built specifically around the quote-follow-up stage: quote status, aging, and next-touch timing are the core view, not one tab among many.
What does Roof Hammer cost compared to other options in this space?
Roof Hammer publishes every plan and price on /pricing, from $9/mo to $99/mo. AccuLynx and JobNimbus require a sales call to get a price; Roofr charges $13 per measurement report on top of its subscription.
Can I import quotes I already sent?
Yes. Add or import existing quotes and follow-up timing is scheduled automatically, so you are not starting the follow-up clock from zero.