Booking and quoting software for Australian roofers.
From the first call about a wet ceiling to the ridge capping repoint, the tile changeover and the money landing, on one page you can actually run off a phone up a ladder.
Start with Google- Leaks booked or requested online
- Rained-off days moved by drag
- Re-roof quotes signed online
- The closest roofer offered first
Online booking
Leak callouts booked while you are on a roof
Your page shows the inspection slots you have, takes the address and the photo of the stain, and books it before you are down the ladder.
Learn moreSmart scheduling
A wet week moved without twenty phone calls
Rain stops roofing. Drag Tuesday onto Thursday and the whole day moves with it: the crew, the customer and the rest of the week.
Learn moreRain, and everything after it.
You lose half the roofing days you plan to weather. The diary is not the problem; re-telling six people about it is.
One drag moves the job
The day, the crew and the customer notice all move together. Free on every plan, because a wet week is not a premium feature.
Split it across two days
Half the sheeting today, the rest Thursday. It stays one job with one quote and one invoice at the end.
The crew see it on their phone
Nobody drives to a site that got cancelled at seven this morning, because the run they are looking at is the current one.
- 9 AugRidge capping rebed and repointBooked · $4,800
- 1 AugRidge capping rebed and repoint quoteAccepted · $4,800
- 16 JunPayment received$340
- 16 JunLeak inspection after a stormCompleted · $340
The roof remembers what you did to it.
What the roof is made of, the flashing you replaced, the leak you chased down and the photo of the ceiling stain all stay against the address, so a callback three winters later starts from the record instead of from memory.
- AWAnna WhitfieldMon–Fri · 8–5On
- DPDanny PrasadTue–Sat · 9–6On
- JYJack YoungMon–Fri · 9–5Off
Who is up there, and who is on the ground.
Give every crew and every hand their own hours and their own days off, so a two-person job is never rostered as one and the work up on the roof only goes to whoever is set up for it.
Built for your trade
Built for every kind of roof work
Leak inspection after a storm
A wet ceiling gets an inspection slot, an address and a photo before you ring back. Charged hourly, or waived into the repair.
Ridge capping rebed and repoint
Priced off lineal metres of ridge, quoted as its own line, and booked into a dry-weather window rather than the next free hour.
Broken tile replacement
A dozen cracked terracotta tiles is a short job, so it books as one, priced per tile as a quantity line on the estimate.
Full roof restoration
High-pressure clean, repoint, prime and coat, quoted off roof area with the coating colour as an option group the customer chooses.
Tile-to-metal re-roof
A multi-day job that books as multiple days, with the tile removal, the batten check and the new sheeting as separate lines the customer can read.
Gutter and downpipe replacement
Quoted off lineal metres, with leaf guard as an add-on that carries its own price rather than a number you argue about on site.
Roof plumbing and flashing repairs
Box gutters, apron flashings and a chimney that has never been right. Booked as an hourly visit with materials added as lines afterwards.
Solar panel removal and refit
The panels come off, the roof gets done, the panels go back. Two visits on one job so nobody forgets the second one.
Insurance make-safe after hail
A tarp on the roof today, the real quote tomorrow. Both sit under one customer so the assessor gets a straight story.
Annual roof and gutter check
Booked before every storm season, priced flat, and sent from the customer record you already have rather than a spreadsheet.
Roof restoration, quoted three ways in one estimate.
Patch the broken tiles and repoint the ridges, restore with a wash and coat, or strip it and re-roof in metal. Three tiers on one estimate.
Good, better, best on one page, with Pro
Option groups carry what changes the number: sarking under the battens, new valley irons, a whirlybird, scaffold on a two-storey. Each adds its own price to the tier chosen. Card payment comes with Pro.
Roof area does the maths
Set square metres as the driver once. The restoration price moves with the roof instead of you re-typing a number on every quote.
One estimate, three scopes
Patch, restore, re-roof. All three in front of them at the same time, which is the only way anyone ever picks the middle one.
The extras are lines, not arguments
Sarking, valley irons, a whirlybird, scaffold for the two-storey. Each named with a price, so nothing turns up as a surprise at invoicing.
- Colorbond sheets & flashings · 180m²Supply$7,200
- Strip & dispose old tile roofLabour$2,400
- Install & seal new roof3 days$4,600
Paid before you pack the van.
A ridge repoint is a few hundred; a re-roof is a fortnight of wages you have already paid out. Both need to land without a fourth reminder.
Cash and transfer stay free
Mark it paid on the phone in the driveway. That has never cost anything here and it is not going to start.
Cards come with Pro
A tap in the driveway instead of a bank transfer that arrives on Tuesday if you are lucky.
Stage a re-roof, on Pro
One leg when the tiles come off, one at handover. Both set up after the job is booked, never at the online checkout.
- Marco FerraroP-1011 · 25 Jun · Bank transfer$380
- Renee SalterP-1012 · 25 Jun · Cash$240
- Anna WhitfieldP-1013 · 28 Jun · Card$380
- Danny PrasadP-1001 · 27 Jun · Card$190
The week after a hailstorm, with nothing left.
Three days of hail and every phone in the trade rings at once. A page with no slots on it is where most roofers lose the work.
The page says what is true
No fake availability and no slot you cannot make. If the next dry inspection window is a fortnight out, that is what it shows.
They ask instead of leaving
The enquiry lands in the inbox with the address and the photo, so when a job falls over you already know who to ring first.
The list is still there in March
The storm work ends. The people who asked during it are still on your customer list, and a restoration quote in autumn is a warm one.
The ceiling in the back bedroom started dripping in the night and there is debris off the roof all over the lawn. Anything this week?
The suburbs you will get a ladder out in.
Roofing is heavy work with a long setup. An hour each way for a cracked tile is a day you did not get paid for.
Draw the line once
Suburbs and postcodes in, everything else out. The far-side callout cannot reach a slot on your page.
Different crews, different ground
The tile crew covers one half of the metro and the roof plumber the other. Coverage is set per bookable, not per business.
No drive-time surcharge
We do not charge extra for a longer trip and will not pretend otherwise. If the drive is too far, take the suburb off the list.
- Surry Hills8 suburbs · 2 crew
- Paddington7 suburbs · 2 crew
- Sydney North7 suburbs · 2 crew
The slot that does not send you across town.
A leak inspection twenty minutes from where the crew already is on Wednesday is worth more than an empty Tuesday on the far side of the river.
Slots ranked by the driving they add
Bookables scores the open slots by how much extra travel each one puts in the day, and shows the good ones first.
It does not reorder your day
Nothing gets shuffled behind your back. The ranking is a suggestion at the point of booking and you can ignore it.
This one is Pro
The booking page and the schedule are free. Ranking slots by travel is part of what you pay for.
- AWAnna WhitfieldToday · 15:45Best+8 min
- DPDanny PrasadToday · 14:30+22 min
- JYJack YoungTomorrow · 09:15+35 min
Starts free. Grows
only when you do.
Add your whole team and get booking for nothing.
As you grow with us you can go Pro.
One app for the whole job
Everything you need to run your roofing business.
Common questions.
That is between you and your state regulator, and it does not change because the job came in online. NSW licenses roof plumbing work and roof tiling work as separate classes, and Queensland issues a roof tiling licence through the QBCC. Bookables handles the booking, the quote and the money. It does not issue, hold or check a licence, and nothing on your page claims you hold one.
Yes. Set roof area in square metres as the pricing driver and the number moves with the roof instead of you re-typing it. Bedding and pointing, a valley iron changeover, or a full tile swap ride on top as option groups with their own price, so the customer picks the scope and the total follows.
Drag the job to the new day. The booking, the crew assigned to it and the customer notification all move together, on any plan, so a wet Tuesday costs you one drag rather than an afternoon on the phone explaining yourself.
Cash and bank transfer you record by hand are free and always will be. Card payment comes with Pro, and staged payments across a re-roof, one leg at the start and one at handover, also sit on Pro and happen after the job is booked rather than at the online checkout.
Set the suburbs and postcodes you cover and the ones you do not. Anything outside them cannot book a slot on your page. There is no drive-time surcharge here, and we would rather say that than sell you a column that does nothing.
The booking page, the schedule, quoting, the customer list, coverage areas, the inbox and cash and transfer payments are all free. Pro is what you buy when you want the automatic parts: cards, staged payments, and slots ranked by the driving they add.
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