๐ŸŽฏ Radar + for Roofers

Exclusive Roofing Intelligence. One Roofer Per ZIP.

No bidding war, no shared form, no four other roofers calling the same homeowner. Radar + reads the public permit record to find roofs aging past their useful life in your exclusive ZIP, and locks that ZIP to you alone for your trade.

From $249/mo. One exclusive ZIP per trade.

A Market-Intelligence Platform, Not a List of Addresses

Radar + is everything below, bundled into one exclusive-ZIP subscription. The address list is one part of it.

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Permit search

Every roofing permit in your market, searchable, so you know what is happening on every street, not just your exclusive ZIP.

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Competitor & market watch

See rivals with lapsed licenses or expired workers-comp, and where demand in your trade is actually moving.

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Storm alerts

Post-storm permit demand spikes show up in the record fast. Know where it is spiking in your area before it is common knowledge.

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Territory walk map

Every qualifying address in your exclusive ZIP, mapped and routed, so a day of outreach is planned before you leave the driveway.

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Letter-pack PDFs

Print-ready mail pieces for every address on your list. Drop them yourself or hand them to a mail house.

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Weekly digest

New addresses land in your inbox every Monday as fresh permits post, sorted by how overdue the work is.

Same Roof. Two Ways to Find Out About It.

A shared lead form fans out to every roofer willing to pay for it. A permit record points to one.

Left: one homeowner request gets submitted to four lead sites, each site resells it to three contractors, for twelve contractors chasing the same roof at $150 a lead. Right: one permit record on the same house points to exactly one contractor.Shared lead formOne homeowner fills outone requestSite ASite BSite CSite D12 contractorsbidding the same roof, ~$150 eachPermit recordroof permit: 2009one exclusive roofer1 contractorlocked to that ZIP and trade
Same roof. Two ways to find out about it.

The Math on Shared Leads

Publicly reported ranges put a shared roofing lead at $100 to $250, resold three to five times over. At a roughly 10% close rate, that works out to $1,500 to $2,500 in lead spend for every roof you actually win. Radar + is a flat monthly rate with no per-lead billing, whether you close one job that month or five.

Cost per won job: shared leads vs Radar +Shared roof leads run an estimated $1,500 to $2,500 in lead spend per job actually won, based on a roughly 10 percent close rate on $150 leads. Radar + is a flat $249 a month with no per-lead billing.$1,500โ€“$2,500Shared leadsPer job won$249/moRadar +Flat, any jobs won
Estimated shared-lead spend per closed job at a ~10% close rate, vs. the flat Radar + rate.
A shared-lead marketplace sells one roof to five contractors at $150 each and collects $750, and only one of the five wins the job. FCC collects one flat subscription and gives the intelligence on that roof to one contractor.The lead marketplace5 ร— $150= $750 collectedon one roof, sold toloseslosesWINSlosesloses1 in 5 wins the job.The other 4 just paid to lose.FloridaContractorCheck1 subscription$249/mo flaton that same roof, given toONE PROOne contractor. All the intelligence.Nobody else in that ZIP gets it.
Who gets paid when one roof gets sold as a shared lead, vs. Radar +.

Run Your Own Numbers

Your market is not the national average. Move the sliders to match what you actually pay and close.

What are you actually paying per job won?

Move the sliders to match your market. The math updates as you go.

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Shared leads

$1,500

per job actually won, before materials or labor

At 10% close and $150/lead, you're one of roughly 8 contractors quoting the same homeowner.

Radar +

$249/mo

flat, exclusive ZIP, no per-lead billing

What you'd spend on shared leads to win one job could instead cover roughly 6.0 months of an exclusive Radar + ZIP.

Shared-lead figures are estimates based on your inputs and publicly reported ranges, not a guarantee. Your actual close rate and lead cost will vary by market and season.

See Your ZIP the Way We See It.

You won't be able to unsee it.

This is what one property in your territory actually looks like up close: roof age and permit history pulled from the public record, plus what a competitor did two doors down. Once you have seen a street laid out like this, driving down your own is never quite the same again.

Sample territory view: one property highlightedA zoomed-in illustration of a short sample street. One highlighted property shows its roofage and permit history pulled from the public record. A neighboring property shows a competitor's recent permit activity. No real addresses, no counts, this is a stylized sample, not a live screenshot.SAMPLE TERRITORY VIEW, NOT A REAL ZIPRoof age: 19 yearsOriginal roof, no replacement permiton record.Competitor activityA rival crew pulled a reroofpermit here last month.
Sample close-up of a Radar + territory. One property's roofage and permit history, pulled from the public record, plus a competitor's permit activity next door.

We Give Away What They Lock You Into a Contract to Buy

FloridaContractorCheck.com is where Florida homeowners come to verify a contractor's license before they hire. While they're here, some of them ask for quotes. That request, a real homeowner asking for a real quote, is the entire product the shared-lead marketplaces exist to sell. It's what they charge $100 to $250 a lead for, resold to three to five contractors at once, and what they write a 12-month contract to lock you into buying again and again.

In your exclusive Radar + ZIP, we give it away. When a homeowner in your claimed ZIP and trade requests a quote through FloridaContractorCheck, it routes to you alone. No shared form, no other roofer racing you to the phone, no extra invoice. It's included.

We give away the thing they lock you into a contract to buy. That's how much we think the rest of the platform is worth on its own.

We won't promise a number on how often a homeowner inquiry lands in your ZIP; they come when they come. What we will promise is that when one does, nobody else in your trade gets it.

Radar + Isn't for the Order-Taker

Radar + hands you an exclusive ZIP and everything it takes to work it: an address list, ownership details from county public records, a walk map, letter-pack PDFs, a weekly digest. That only pays off if you use it. If you're not planning to mail it, call it, or put a crew on it, an exclusive territory sitting idle is a bad trade.

That doesn't mean permit intelligence isn't for you. It means Radar + specifically isn't. Radar, our $99/mo tier, gets you the same permit-backed market intel: every permit in your area, competitor watch, storm alerts, without an exclusive ZIP to work. No territory, no execution kit, just the picture of what's moving in your market.

How you work a Radar + territory is entirely your call. A letter drop. A phone call. An estimate left at the door. A crew that is already working that street. We hand you the intelligence and the tools. Want a phone that rings on its own without you doing outreach? Shared leads are still out there, just not what we sell.

Is Your ZIP Available?

Exclusivity is real: one contractor per trade per ZIP. Check yours before someone else does.

Check your ZIP

Radar + is priced by how many homes in the ZIP are due for replacement. See what your ZIP runs.

Somebody is going to see your ZIP the way we just showed you. The only question is whether it is you.

Questions, Answered

Do Angi leads get sold to other contractors?

Yes, that is the standard shared-lead model. A homeowner request typically goes out to several contractors on the same platform at once, and each one pays for it. Radar + works differently: it is not a shared form, it is permit-based intelligence locked to one contractor per ZIP.

How much do roofing leads actually cost per job won?

Divide the per-lead price by your close rate. At a commonly reported $150 per lead and a 10% close rate, that is $1,500 in lead spend per job actually closed. Use the calculator above to run your own numbers.

Is there a roofing lead service where leads arenโ€™t shared?

Radar + locks one exclusive ZIP to one roofer. Nobody else in your trade can buy the same territory while you subscribe. It is built from public permit records rather than a shared homeowner form.

How do I get roofing jobs without buying shared leads?

Permit records show which roofs are aging past their useful life whether or not the owner has filled out a form. Radar + reads that record for your exclusive ZIP and gives you the address list, ownership details from the county property record, roof size, a territory walk map, letter-pack PDFs, and a weekly digest, so you can reach out on your own terms.

What is permit intelligence for contractors?

It is using the public building permit record (which shows when a roof, AC, or water heater was last installed) to identify homes statistically due for replacement, instead of waiting for a homeowner to submit a request that gets sold to several contractors at once.

Do I also get homeowner requests that come in through FloridaContractorCheck?

Yes, and it is worth spelling out why that matters. A homeowner request is the entire product shared-lead marketplaces sell, for $100 to $250 a lead, locked behind a 12-month contract. When a homeowner requests a quote in your claimed ZIP and trade, it routes to you, the Radar + territory owner, alone, at no extra charge. Nobody else in your trade sees it. We do not promise a number on how often that happens; homeowner inquiries come when they come. What we do promise is that when one lands in your territory, it is yours alone.

No Contract. Cancel Whenever.

Publicly reported terms for the shared-lead marketplaces include 12-month agreements and early termination fees. That's not an accident, the contract is the retention strategy: once you've signed, leaving costs money, so you keep paying even after the leads stop converting.

Radar + is month to month. No contract required, cancel whenever you decide to (an annual prepay is available for a discount, never required). They keep you with a termination fee. We'd rather be worth keeping.

Walking away costs nothing, but the ZIP doesn't wait around: cancel, and your exclusive territory opens to the next contractor on the waitlist. The contract isn't what keeps our subscribers. The territory is.

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Built for Your Trade

Radar and Radar + are tuned per trade โ€” different job economics, different signals from the permit record.

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