It goes on your website
Your domain, your brand, your prices. The homeowner never leaves your site and no third party gets the enquiry.
For installers
A homeowner puts their postcode in, traces their own roof on the satellite view and gets an estimated cost in about a minute. Then, while that number is still in front of them, it asks for their number or a call. The enquiry arrives with the roof they drew attached.
Try it — this is the working thing, not a screenshot
PUBLIC_GOOGLE_MAPS_KEY is missing, so the satellite map cannot load.Put your own postcode in and trace a roof. It is styled to match this site, and the prices behind it are illustrative market figures — on your site both would be yours.
What it does for you
The national outfits already do this. When your site says “book a free survey” and theirs gives a figure on the spot, the enquiry is gone before anyone has spoken to you.
Your domain, your brand, your prices. The homeowner never leaves your site and no third party gets the enquiry.
Colours, corners and typeface follow whatever you already use. The version below is set to this site — on yours it would be yours.
They see the cost first, then get asked. Hiding the number behind a form is what makes people close the tab.
Phone, email, or tap to call, while the figure is still on screen. The enquiry reaches you with the roof they drew and every assumption behind it.
What it costs
Or nothing at all on any coverage plan, where it stops being a tool on its own and starts converting the traffic those plans bring you.
On its own
Fitted to the site you already have. Nothing else changes.
£99
per month · 12-month minimum
Worth being straight about
It will not get anyone to your website. That is what the coverage plans do. It converts people who already found you. If they are not finding you yet, start with coverage — from £795 a month, calculator included. See coverage pricing
No dead ends
Four questions about where you work and what you spend now. A reply within one working day, from me.