Pricing

Free for homeowners.
A paid web desk for crews, adjusters and inspectors.

Free for any US address: the score, the full storm ledger, and an address-level event map on your report — no account, no card. Roofing crews, adjusters and inspectors subscribe to the same two web plans — Team or Firm — for date-of-loss verification with no monthly meter, street-level storm-day maps and the permit panel. Each plan is one login: the desk follows the email address that subscribed. One-off PDFs stay at $9.95, no plan needed.

Street-level zoom on the storm-day map pages comes with the Team and Firm plans, and we do not sell canvassing routes or homeowner contact data at any tier. The Pro phone app is a separate Apple subscription.

Free for every US homeowner — no plan needed

No signup for any of this. An email unlocks the extra property context and storm alerts.

Free, no account

  • The HailScore (0–100) and tier for any US address
  • The full storm ledger — every recorded event with date, size and distance
  • An address-level event map on your report, with radar events plotted around the property
  • Year-by-year history, hail-size scale and federal disaster context
  • No account and no card for any of the above

Not free

  • ·Street-level zoom on the storm-day map pages — those open at a regional view for everyone and unlock with a Team or Firm plan
  • ·The source-cited PDF you can hand to an adjuster
  • ·Bulk and repeat pulls across a book of addresses

Not sold at any tier: homeowner contact lists or door-knocking lead lists, canvassing territory, routes or per-state map packages, nationwide contractor map subscriptions.

The paid desk

What subscribing actually turns on

One set of tools, whichever trade you are in. Team and Firm unlock exactly the same four things — they differ only in how many storm-history PDFs a month come with them.

Street-level storm-day maps

Zoom and pan the storm-day map pages down to the street, and drop your own location on the footprint. A free viewer sees the same storm fitted to one regional frame they cannot move at all.

The hail footprint around one address

Tap any storm day on an address lookup and paint that day's radar-estimated hail footprint around the property — the same contour the storm pages draw, centred on your job instead of on the county.

The last roofing or siding permit near the address

Denver (roofing or siding permit records from May 2026), inside City of Aurora limits (roofing permit records from September 2021), and inside City of Centennial limits (roofing permit records from September 2021) only, matched within about 260 feet of the address. A permit is a public filing that work was declared near the parcel — never a verdict about that roof, and never a claim about any other city or county.

Date-of-loss verification with no monthly meter

Single addresses or a pasted book of them, against the same publisher feeds. Free accounts get 10 verifications a month, and bulk rows draw from that same allowance. The lift follows the email address that subscribed, not the company account: teammates signed in on free logins go on sharing one 10-a-month allowance across the company. If a second person needs verification without the meter, they need their own subscription.

For roofing crews, adjusters & inspectors

Two plans for the paid desk.

Same Stripe checkout, same price, whoever you are. Pick by how many storm-history PDFs you pull in a month — everything else is identical.

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Team

$49per month

The paid web desk, in your browser. Not the iPhone app — Apple bills that separately.

Who it fits

Roofing crews, adjusters, PAs and inspectors pulling reports weekly · one login

  • Street-level zoom and pan on the storm-day maps, with your own location on the footprint
  • The radar-estimated hail footprint painted around any address you look up
  • The last roofing or siding permit near the address — Denver, the City of Aurora, and the City of Centennial only, within about 260 feet
  • Date-of-loss verification with no monthly meter on the login that subscribes (free logins share 10/month)
  • Bulk verification, up to 50 addresses a paste, with a row-by-row table and CSV out
  • 25 source-cited storm-history PDFs a month, $1.96 effective each
  • Overage runs through the $9.95 retail flow — no surprise charge against the plan

The storm-day ledger and the free homeowner lookup are already free and unmetered on any account. What the plan turns on is the layers above them.

Firm

$199per month

The same desk at shop volume. Also not the iPhone app.

Who it fits

High-volume shops pulling reports daily · adjusting firms and PA networks · one login

  • Every desk unlock above, identical to Team
  • 150 source-cited storm-history PDFs a month, $1.33 effective each
  • Priority email support
  • API access on request — keys are issued per partner during the pilot, not minted from the dashboard
  • Overage runs through the $9.95 retail flow

The desk is the same one Team turns on. Buy Firm for the monthly report volume and the API, not for a different set of tools.

Also available

Single Report

$9.95one-time

One storm-history PDF for one address. No account, no subscription.

Who it fits

A single claim or a single file

  • ·Source-cited PDF (NOAA Storm Events + NEXRAD record IDs, live MRMS check)
  • ·±45-day date-of-loss window when you enter a date of loss
  • ·Emailed in about a minute
  • ·It does not unlock street-level zoom on the storm-day map pages
  • ·24-hour full refund — see /refund-policy
Order a report →

Pro (iOS app)

$13first month, then $33/mo

14-day free trial, no card. Billed by Apple inside the app — a separate subscription from the web desk.

Who it fits

A field companion: curb-side address checks on a phone

  • ·14 days of unlimited address lookups, no credit card
  • ·Then $13 for month one — new subscribers only
  • ·Every storm day with NOAA, MRMS, NEXRAD and CoCoRaHS citations
  • ·$99/mo covers up to 10 seats on one company account
  • ·Subscribed inside the iOS app, not billed here — and it does not include the web desk
  • ·Cancel any time in your Apple Account settings
See the app →

Free pro account

Freebeta

Free dashboard access for solo pros while Individual billing is in beta. Not the paid desk.

Who it fits

Solo realtors, home inspectors, solar installers, attorneys

  • ·Free account — no credit card
  • ·Dashboard access for your role, with saved addresses
  • ·10 date-of-loss verifications a month, the same as any free account
  • ·No street-level storm-day zoom, no permit panel, no monthly PDF quota
  • ·Free during beta. A paid Individual plan is NOT live.
Create free account →

All subscriptions roll month-to-month via Stripe. Cancel anytime from your account. Need more than 150 reports/month, white-label, or single-billing across multiple logins? Email us for enterprise pricing.

Adjusters & PAs

Same two plans, bought for a different job.

Team and Firm are the same plans a roofing crew subscribes to above — same price, same checkout, same desk. What an adjusting desk buys them for is report volume.

Team — $49/mo

  • 25 storm-history PDFs a month, $1.96 effective each
  • ±45-day date-of-loss check on any PDF ordered with a date of loss
  • NOAA Storm Events and NEXRAD radar citations per event
  • Overage at $9.95 through the retail flow

Firm — $199/mo

  • 150 storm-history PDFs a month, $1.33 effective each
  • Everything in Team
  • Priority email support
  • API access on request — keys issued per partner during the pilot
  • For adjusting firms, PA networks and high-volume roofing companies

Subscribe above → or read the adjuster walkthrough.

Which plan is right for me?

Pick by what you do, not by what you can afford.

Roofing contractor

Team ($49/mo) is the paid web desk: date-of-loss verification with no monthly meter on your login, street-level zoom on the storm-day maps, the hail footprint around an address, and the last roofing or siding permit near it in Denver or inside City of Aurora or City of Centennial limits. Free dashboard signup includes 10 verifications a month. The Pro phone app is a separate Apple subscription for curb-side checks. Exclusive homeowner-initiated leads in your zips are paid, priced when the lead is assigned — we do not sell lead lists.

Subscribe or compare plans →

Homeowner

Free — the score, the full storm ledger, and the address-level event map on your report. No plan required, no card.

Check your address →

Adjuster (independent or public)

Team ($49/mo) if you pull 5+ reports a month — 25 PDFs plus the same desk a roofing crew gets. Otherwise pay-as-you-go at $9.95 a report.

See adjuster page →

Adjusting firm or PA network

Firm ($199/mo) — 150 reports a month, priority support, and API access on request for in-house file systems.

See adjuster page →

Realtor / home inspector / solar installer / attorney

A free pro account (beta) today — create one on /register. Team or Firm when you need the paid desk or a monthly report quota.

See pro hub →

Insurance carrier

Volume API access via /api/v1 — talk to us about portfolio sweep pricing.

See carrier page →

Pricing FAQ

What's actually free?

The HailScore (0–100) and tier for any US address. The full storm ledger — every recorded event with date, size and distance. An address-level event map on your report, with radar events plotted around the property. Year-by-year history, hail-size scale and federal disaster context. No account and no card for any of the above. A pro dashboard account is also free during beta. Street-level zoom on the storm-day map pages comes with the Team and Firm plans, and we do not sell canvassing routes or homeowner contact data at any tier.

Is Team a contractor plan or an adjuster plan?

Both — it is one plan and one price. Team and Firm are the paid web desk, and a roofing crew and an adjusting desk subscribe to exactly the same thing at exactly the same price. What differs is the reason: a crew buys it for verification with no monthly meter, street-level storm-day zoom, the footprint around an address and the permit panel (Denver, the City of Aurora, and the City of Centennial); an adjusting desk buys it for the monthly PDF quota. Nobody is paying a surcharge for the other trade's use case.

I subscribed on the web. Why is the Pro phone app a separate thing?

Because they are billed by two different companies. Team and Firm are Stripe subscriptions bought here, and they unlock the web dashboard. The Pro app is an Apple in-app purchase with its own 14-day trial and its own price, bought inside the app. A web plan does cover an app seat matched to your billing or app sign-in address, so a subscriber is never walled out of the app — but the app's own subscription is billed by Apple, and the app does not unlock the web desk in return. Worth being exact about, because an app tier was itself called Team at the same price until July 2026 and grandfathered subscribers still pay it.

Does Team cover my whole crew?

Not today — the desk follows the email address that subscribed, not the company account. Everyone else on the account keeps sharing a single free allowance of 10 verifications a month between them, and the subscriber's own lookups are still counted into that shared total, so a second heavy user is the one who feels it. If two people each need verification without the meter, each needs a subscription on their own address. Email hello@myhailscore.com if you want one bill across several logins and we will sort it out by hand.

Do I get a canvassing map?

No — we don't sell one at any tier: no homeowner contact lists or door-knocking lead lists, canvassing territory, routes or per-state map packages, nationwide contractor map subscriptions. This is the question roofing crews ask most, so plainly: a paid plan unlocks zoom and pan on the storm-day map pages and the footprint around an address you look up. Not a route, not a territory file, not somebody's front door. The map you get free is the event map on your own report, plotted around the address you looked up. Street-level zoom on the storm-day pages unlocks for site admins, paid contractor plans and active Team/Firm subscriptions. What we sell is the storm record.

What does the $9.95 report not include?

It buys one source-cited storm-history PDF for one address, and nothing else. It is not a subscription, it does not unlock street-level zoom on the storm-day map pages, and it comes with no lead data or contact information. If you need repeat volume or the desk, that's Team ($49/mo) or Firm ($199/mo).

Is a paid Individual monthly plan live?

No. Individual Stripe billing is not wired. Creating a free account gets you into the pro dashboard during beta. Team ($49/mo) and Firm ($199/mo) are the live paid web plans, for roofing crews, adjusters and inspectors alike.

What's the difference between a free pro account and Team ($49)?

A free pro account is a solo beta account: the dashboard, saved addresses, and 10 date-of-loss verifications a month. Team is the paid web desk — verification with no monthly meter on your login, zoom and pan on the storm-day maps, the footprint around an address, the permit panel (Denver, the City of Aurora, and the City of Centennial), and 25 source-cited PDFs a month with overage at $9.95. Roofing crews buy it for the first four; adjusting desks buy it for the quota.

What happens if I exceed my Team or Firm quota?

Overage routes through the $9.95 retail flow — same source data, same PDF format. No surprise auto-charge against your subscription; you pay-as-you-go for the additional reports just like a non-subscriber would.

Can I cancel?

Yes, any time. Subscriptions cancel at the end of the current billing period (no proration). One-off reports come with a 24-hour no-questions full refund — see /refund-policy.

Do I need volume pricing for more than 150 reports/month?

Yes. Email hello@myhailscore.com — we'll quote a single-billing enterprise plan, white-label option, or API-only access without the report quota.

What about insurance carriers and software platforms?

Carrier and platform integrations use our /api/v1 endpoints with separate volume pricing. See /for-carriers for portfolio-sweep details.

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Every plan uses the same NOAA-cited dataset: NOAA Storm Events Database, NCEP MRMS live radar, NEXRAD SWDI archives, SPC Local Storm Reports, NWS Active Alerts. The score is methodology-versioned and reproducible. Read the methodology paper.