Contractor AI Office / Compare / AccuLynx
The roofing incumbent, compared using nothing but their own published pages.
If your business is primarily insurance restoration and your workflow is built end to end around the claim — supplements, carrier documentation, adjuster coordination — AccuLynx has been doing that specific job since 2008 and a lot of roofing companies run on it happily. If that's the shape of your business and it's working, there's no reason to move.
Where contractors come to us: retail and hybrid roofing, companies that outgrew the CRM shape, and owners who want to see a price before a sales call.
| Contractor AI Office | AccuLynx | |
|---|---|---|
| Published price | $997/month, on the site | Not published — “Get Pricing” |
| Contract term | Month to month | Not published |
| Users | Unlimited | Not published |
| Data export | Guaranteed in writing, forever | Not published as a commitment |
| Support hours | Evenings and Saturdays included | Reviewers report weekday hours only |
| Also sold to | Independent contractors only | Publishes a private equity portfolio page and a blog post on making a company attractive to private equity firms |
Every claim in the AccuLynx column comes from their own published pages or public reviews. Where we could not verify something, the cell says so rather than guessing.
The difference a roadmap can't close
AccuLynx publishes a page titled “Maximize the performance of the roofing companies in your portfolio”, addressed to private equity firms rather than to contractors, and a page at acculynx.com/roofing-private-equity titled “How to Make Your Roofing Company Irresistible to Private Equity Firms with AccuLynx.” That page cites a prediction that roofing consolidates to “just one or two dozen major roofing companies.” Those are their titles, quoted exactly, with the link so you can read them yourself rather than take our word for it.
We are reporting what is on their website, in their words, and adding nothing. It is a legitimate line of business and they are entitled to it. We think a contractor paying them every month is entitled to know it exists.
We're not going to tell you what that means about them. We'll tell you what it means about us: we don't have a page like that, we won't, and the entire product assumes you intend to still own this company in ten years.
Migration
Check your contract first. If you're on an annual term there will be notice requirements — read them before you plan anything, and don't let anyone rush you past them.
We'll do the migration at no charge. Customers, jobs, estimates, photos and history come across. Custom fields and some configuration need rebuilding — we'll tell you which before you commit, not after.
This is the same advice we'd give you if you were moving to somebody else entirely.
Five minutes, your real numbers, no email required to see the result.