Supplement Snap vs Roof Report Pro: Which Documentation Tool Fits?
Kelvin Spratt
Founder, Supplement Snap · October 24, 2026 · Updated October 24, 2026
Key Takeaways
Supplement Snap vs Roof Report Pro compared on how reports are built, trial terms and what each is for. We make Supplement Snap; verify details on each site.
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The short answer
Both tools turn roof photos into a report, but they start from different jobs. Roof Report Pro is built around inspections: an inspector works through a checklist, and AI tags damage in the photos. Supplement Snap is built around the tear-off: a crew documents hidden damage as they find it, and the app helps draft the explanation for the adjuster.
Disclosure: we make Supplement Snap. We have not tested Roof Report Pro, and everything below about it comes from its public pages as seen on October 24, 2026. Confirm current details on its site.
What each tool is for
Roof Report Pro describes AI-assisted software for roof inspection reports. A checklist guides the inspector, the AI checks photos and tags damage markers, and the inspector can override any finding. It lists a Standard report for homeowners and a Forensic report for insurance carriers, and integrations with JobNimbus and CompanyCam.
Supplement Snap starts later in the job. When a crew pulls shingles and finds rotted decking, failed flashing or extra layers, they photograph it on the roof, tag the damage type and roof area and add a note. The app drafts a description for each finding that you review and edit, and you email a PDF to the adjuster. See the feature walkthrough and a sample report.
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Side by side
The table lists what each company publishes. The tools overlap on photos and PDF reports, so the difference is in the job each is built for.
One point is worth stating plainly. Supplement Snap's AI does not look at your photos. It drafts the written description from the damage type, roof area and note your crew entered, so the quality of the note matters. Roof Report Pro describes AI that analyzes photos, which is a different approach with its own tradeoffs.
| Feature | Supplement Snap | Roof Report Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Built for | Documenting hidden damage found at tear-off for a supplement | Roof inspection reports for homeowners and insurance carriers |
| How the report starts | Crew photographs a finding and adds a typed or voice note | Inspector follows a 46-point checklist and adds photos |
| Role of AI | Drafts the written description from the crew's note; does not analyze photos | Tags and counts damage in photos; inspector can override findings |
| Report output | PDF of findings, notes and photos for the adjuster | Standard report and a Forensic report for carriers, per its site |
| Integrations listed | Xactimate-style CSV on Team and Pro plans | JobNimbus and CompanyCam, per its site |
| Price | Starter $99, Team $199, Pro $299 per month | Not shown on the page we read; seat-based plus report packs |
| Free way to try it | First project free; 14-day trial on paid plans, card required | 5 free reports over 14 days, no card, per its site |
How AI is used in each
AI that reads photos can speed up an inspection and help an inspector count and classify damage. It can also be wrong, and Roof Report Pro's own page says nothing ships without the inspector's approval.
AI that drafts wording from a crew's note speeds up the paperwork but only knows what the crew told it. If the note is thin, the draft is thin. Supplement Snap flags a note with no real detail instead of inventing a story, and asks you to review every draft before sending. In either tool, the contractor is responsible for what the adjuster receives.
How to choose
Choose by the job. If you need inspection reports for homeowners or carriers with AI help tagging photos, Roof Report Pro is built for that. If you need to document hidden damage at tear-off and build a supplement package, Supplement Snap is built for that. Some contractors might use both for different stages, but we have not tested that.
Run the same real job through each and compare the time and the finished report. For the wider category, read our roofing supplement software overview and the guide to apps that document roof damage.
Questions to settle before you choose
Where Supplement Snap fits, and where it does not
Supplement Snap does not analyze photos, run a 46-point inspection checklist or integrate with JobNimbus. It does capture field proof, draft explanations for you to review, and produce a PDF for the adjuster, and Team and Pro plans add an Xactimate-ready CSV and email open tracking.
The first project is free. Paid plans are Starter at $99 per month, Team at $199 and Pro at $299. See the pricing page for current details.
Compare on a real job
Details here come from each company's public pages as seen on October 24, 2026, and Roof Report Pro's pricing page was not part of what we read. We have not tested Roof Report Pro. Confirm current terms with each vendor and run the same job through both.
Frequently asked questions
Is Supplement Snap an alternative to Roof Report Pro?
They overlap on photos and PDF reports but start from different jobs. Roof Report Pro is built for inspection reports, and Supplement Snap for documenting hidden damage at tear-off for a supplement.
Does Supplement Snap use AI to analyze photos?
No. Its AI drafts the written description from the damage type, roof area and note your crew enters. You review and edit every draft.
How much does Roof Report Pro cost?
The page we read did not show prices. It describes seat-based access with report packs and a free start of 5 reports over 14 days. Confirm current pricing with the vendor.
Can I try both for free?
Roof Report Pro describes 5 free reports over 14 days with no card. Supplement Snap's first project is free, and paid plans start with a 14-day trial that requires a card.
Will either tool get my claim approved?
No. Approval depends on the claim, the policy, the carrier and your documentation. A report can make your package clearer and more complete.
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Written by
Kelvin Spratt
Founder, Supplement Snap
Kelvin builds software for roofing contractors who are tired of leaving supplement money on the table. His background in software development and insurance restoration workflows drives everything Supplement Snap does.