Be the roofer
your town talks about.
Social media for roofing companies, built from your own roofs, your own crew and the weather where you actually work.
When a ceiling stains, the homeowner rings somebody they have heard of. Being that somebody is decided months before the phone ever goes.
Free, no signup, about ten seconds. Put your website in and we will read it.
A week of posts, eight different companies
Be honest about the options
You have four choices and you already know three of them.
| A marketing agency | A $39 AI tool | Someone in the office | CredibleAI | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| What it costs | $750 – $3,500 a month | $39 – $55 a month | An hour a day you do not have | $199 – $799 a month |
| Who writes it | A copywriter three states away | A model that has never heard of your town | Whoever is free at nine at night | Your jobs, your town, this week's weather |
| Uses your own roofs | Sometimes | |||
| Your brand colours | Sometimes | |||
| Goes out without asking you | Often | That is the pitch | No | Never |
| Still running in March | Sometimes |
Agency and tool prices are the published market range, September 2026. If a $39 tool covers what you need, buy that one — we would rather say so here than after you have paid us.
The uncomfortable bit
Eleven posts. Nine of them from 2019.
We read two dozen roofing companies end to end before writing a line of this — their sites, their socials, their reviews. One had been roofing its city since 1980 and had 191 followers. Another had posted 719 times and still nobody was listening.
It is not that roofers are bad at marketing. It is that posting well takes an hour a day you do not have, and that hour always loses to a leak.
Meanwhile the newest company in town — three vans and no ladder rack — is the one every homeowner has heard of.
What good looks like
A homeowner sees your roofs all year
So when the ceiling stains in February, they already know the name.
Your crew turns up in the feed, not just the van
People hire people. Especially for something this expensive.
You are first to say the thing everyone is thinking
Storm coming, moss season, the price of shingles. Be the one who said it.
How it works
Four minutes to set up. Then it runs.
You can watch step one happen right now, on your own website, without giving us anything. Try it here.
We read your website
Logo, colours, typeface, every usable job photo, your licence number and the towns you cover. The colour comes out of your logo's actual pixels, because a website's stylesheet is mostly whatever theme it shipped with.
We watch your weather
Rain arriving in Portland, Santa Ana winds in Orange County, the last dry week before moss season. Every post has a reason somebody would ring you this week rather than a generic roofing thought.
You say yes
Posts land in an approval queue in your brand with the caption written in your voice. Change a word, move the date, or bin it. Nothing goes out under your name without a human.
Why it doesn't sound like everyone else
Most tools write about roofing.
This one writes about Tuesday.
Anyone can generate “5 signs you need a new roof.” Nobody stops for it. People stop for the post that says the rain starts in three weeks and the moss on your north slope is about to spend seven months holding water against your shingles.
Same system, same morning, a contractor in Anaheim gets the opposite post, because their problem is offshore wind and debris on a flat roof. That is the whole trick, and it is the one thing a generic tool cannot copy.
Rain
90% of the year's 36 inches falls between mid-October and mid-May. Three dry weeks left.
Wind
Offshore pattern from late September. Canyon gusts of 60 to 80 mph through November.
The work
Not five templates with your logo dropped in.
Every one of these has a different structure, because the layout is generated the same way the words are. Ask for a new kind of post in plain English and you get one. Scroll the rail, or click any of them to read it properly.
Every company shown here is invented, along with its town, its reviews and its weather. Your posts use your own photography, because a real roof always beats a generated one and roofers can tell the difference.
Who is behind this
We did the homework before we wrote the software.
Before any of this existed we went through two dozen roofing companies properly — every page of their sites, every social account, their reviews, the colours in their logos — to work out whether the problem was real and whether software could honestly help with it.
It is built by RipeSeed, and it is new. We would rather tell you that than dress up a launch as a track record. What we can show you is the work, on your own company, before you give us anything at all.
46
years trading, 191 followers
719
posts, nobody listening
0
posts published without a human
Founding cohort
The first 25 roofing companies keep the founding price.
Not a launch discount that quietly expires. Whatever you sign up at is what you pay for as long as you stay, and you get our phone numbers rather than a ticket queue. We want a couple of dozen roofers who will tell us when it is wrong.
See it on your company firstBuilt by RipeSeed
Pricing
Less than one lost job.
One re-roof pays for a year of this. Every plan is the same product — the difference is how many posts a month and how many of your people can log in.
Starter
- About 12 posts a month
- 2 people can log in
- Weekly local signals
- Your photo library, unlimited
- Email support
Crew
- About 30 posts a month
- 5 people can log in
- Weekly local signals
- Your photo library, unlimited
- Priority support
Contractor
- About 90 posts a month
- 15 people can log in
- Weekly local signals
- Your photo library, unlimited
- Priority support
Fourteen days free, no card to start. When the trial ends we email you before anything is charged. No contract, cancel from the billing page in two clicks, and your posts leave with you.
Questions people actually ask
The awkward ones first.
How is this different from a $39 posting tool?+
Those tools write about roofing. They have no idea it is about to rain on you for seven months, that your north slope grows moss, or that you have been trading since 1980. We read your website, your photos and the weather where you actually work, and every post comes out in your colours. If generic posts at $39 are enough for you, genuinely, buy those instead.
How much does social media management cost for a roofing company?+
An agency retainer for a roofing company usually runs $750 to $3,500 a month, and full-service marketing retainers go to $8,000 before ad spend. Cheap AI posting tools run $39 to $55. We sit in between on purpose, from $199 to $799: agency-quality output without an agency's hours in it.
Do I have to approve every post?+
You do not have to, but nothing goes out until somebody does. Posts land in a queue in your brand with the caption written. Change a word, move the date, bin it. Nothing gets published under your name by a machine on its own, ever.
What if I have no decent photos of my work?+
Most of the layouts do not need one. For the ones that do, we can generate stand-in roofing photography while you build up your own library — never with a face in it, only crews from behind, hands on tools or boots on a slope, and always labelled in your library so you know which is which. Your own photo beats a generated one every time and roofers can tell the difference.
Will it sound like me or like a robot?+
You tell it how you talk and it writes that way. More usefully, it writes about specific things — the hail size that cracks mats, the three dry weeks left before the rain, the review a customer left last March. Specifics are what stop a robot sounding like one.
What happens to my posts if I cancel?+
They are yours. Download everything, keep posting them, nothing is held hostage. Cancel from the billing page in two clicks, no phone call and no retention specialist.
Your work is already good enough
to be the talk of the town.
It just needs to leave the truck. Put your website in and see three posts built from your own roofs, before you decide anything at all.
Show me three postsFree, no signup, about ten seconds.