AccuLynx does not publish its prices. AccuLynx pricing is a monthly subscription for each user license, quoted after a demo and based on how many users and which features you need[1][2]. Its site lists two plans, Pro and Elite, both custom-quoted[2]. Several lead tools sit in the higher plan or in paid add-ons: embedded web forms and supplement tracking are Elite-only, and API access needs the AppConnections add-on[2][3]. There is no long-term contract, and onboarding with 1:1 training is included free[1][4]. The biggest open question is who will own it. Verisk, the company behind Xactimate, agreed to buy AccuLynx for $2.35 billion and then tried to terminate the deal[5][6]. On August 7, 2026, a Delaware court ruled the termination invalid, but Verisk appealed to the Delaware Supreme Court on August 18, 2026, and the deal still needs FTC clearance, as of the filings we read through October 2, 2026[7][8].
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What does each AccuLynx plan cost?
| Plan | AccuLynx’s published price | Billing | What it includes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pro | Custom quote | Monthly, per license | Automations manager, custom reporting, aerial measurement ordering, AI lead scoring, estimates and contracts, invoicing, supplier ordering, mobile field app, job costs and A/R, marketing expense tracking, P&L |
| Elite | Custom quote | Monthly, per license | Everything in Pro, plus custom workflow manager, multi-location, embedded web forms, supplement tracking, permits tracking, mortgage check tracking, production calendar, prospecting and sales pipeline reports, commissions |
The quote comes after a demo, once AccuLynx’s sales and customer success teams pick a plan with you[2]; it is a monthly fee per license that depends on user count and features[1]. No free trial is listed, only demos; Capterra lists a free trial as not available[9].
AccuLynx publishes no dollar figure, and we found no third-party figure we could verify. One roofing software review site reports a new entry-level “Essential” plan in 2026 and says the $250-per-month figure that circulates for it is unverified[10]. That is third-party reporting only: the plan page we read on October 2, 2026 lists just Pro and Elite[2].
Any AccuLynx price you see online, including the Essential figure, is unconfirmed by AccuLynx. Get your quote in writing, per license, with every add-on priced.
Which AccuLynx features cost extra?
Nine optional tools sit on top of either plan, none with a published price: AccuPay, Customer Portal, Smart(er) Docs, AccuFi, ReportsPlus, DataMart, Texting, Mobile Crew App and AppConnections[2].
- AppConnections turns on API keys and select third-party app connections. AccuLynx states you must enable this add-on to use them[3].
- RoofSnap and RoofScope measurement syncs are listed under AppConnections[3].
- Texting adds automated and two-way text messages from a local number[11].
- Customer Portal lets homeowners check job status, see appointments, view documents, apply for financing, pay and send messages[12].
- DataMart gives direct access to company-wide data for reports in business intelligence tools[13].
Onboarding and personalized 1:1 training are included free with every account, and AccuLynx publishes no setup fee[4].
Two features roofers often assume are standard are Elite-only: supplement tracking and permits tracking[2]. If you do insurance work, price Elite, not Pro.
Does AccuLynx lock you into a contract?
No, according to AccuLynx. Its homepage says, “We don’t lock you into contracts, so you can cancel anytime”[1], and the plan page describes a monthly subscription option “so you’re not locked in”[2].
No contract does not mean no price risk: repeated price increases are a recurring Capterra theme[9][14]. We did not review AccuLynx’s full terms of service, so notice periods, minimum terms and price-change terms are not covered here.
Who owns AccuLynx, and what is happening with the Verisk deal?
Today AccuLynx is founder-controlled: the Delaware Court of Chancery describes founder Rich Spanton as its majority owner and board chair[7]. Whether that holds is the biggest open question for anyone signing up in 2026. The dates, in order:
- July 29, 2025 (announced July 30): Verisk signed an agreement to buy AccuLynx for $2.35 billion in cash[7][6]. Verisk described the deal as a way to extend its network across the insurance claims and restoration market[5]. Verisk is the company behind Xactimate, the insurance claims estimating software[5].
- December 26, 2025: Verisk sent notice terminating the agreement after the Federal Trade Commission told it the review was not complete[6]. AccuLynx told Verisk it believed the termination was invalid[15].
- August 7, 2026: the Delaware Court of Chancery ruled that “Verisk’s purported termination was invalid under the terms of the merger agreement”[7]. The court accepted AccuLynx’s argument that Verisk’s own “willful conduct” was the primary cause of the FTC’s second request[7].
- August 18, 2026: Verisk filed a notice of appeal with the Delaware Supreme Court[8]. On September 15, 2026, Verisk’s chief financial officer said the appeal is being handled on an expedited basis, with hearings expected to start in late October[16].
- Current status: the Chancery ruling is under appeal, the deal still needs FTC clearance before it can close, and final ownership is unresolved[7][8][16].
This is why the month-to-month option matters more than usual. Whatever happens with the deal, no term commitment means you are not locked in for years under an owner you did not choose.
Can you get your data out of AccuLynx if you leave?
Unclear. AccuLynx publishes no exit or data-export policy on the pages we checked. The DataMart add-on exposes company-wide data to BI tools while you are a customer[13], and at least one former customer on Trustpilot says getting the company’s own files and documents back after cancelling was difficult[17].
Download contracts, photos, estimates and the customer list while your login still works, and ask AccuLynx in writing how long your data stays available after you cancel.
How does AccuLynx track where leads come from?
Several ways in, but most depend on the Elite plan or the paid AppConnections add-on.
- Website forms: embedded web forms are Elite-only[2]. The Lead API can import leads from web forms, other websites and landing pages[18], and API keys require AppConnections[3].
- Call tracking: since fall 2025, CallRail calls and form submissions flow in as unassigned leads with contact details, notes and recordings, including the call’s source, tracking number and tags[13]. AccuLynx says the CallRail integration is available through the paid AppConnections add-on[13][3].
- Lead services and sales tools: integrations include Angi (Angi Leads and Angi Ads), Roofle, SalesRabbit, Spotio and HubSpot[19]. Those five names also appear among the pre-configured connections on the AppConnections add-on page, so expect to need the add-on for them[3]. The HubSpot sync is pitched as a way to judge campaign performance[19].
- Spend: marketing expense tracking is included in both plans[2].
- Zapier and API: an API with webhooks for job updates, job financial changes, invoice updates and job status changes, plus Zapier access, through AppConnections[3].
- GoHighLevel: not listed on AccuLynx’s integrations page; connecting it would run through Zapier or the API[19][3].
- Google Local Services Ads, Google Business Profile and review requests: none is documented on the AccuLynx pages we read.
An LSA lead or a Google Business Profile call has no direct path into AccuLynx in the pages we read. Unless it comes through a CallRail tracking number or a form you have wired in, it may need to be entered manually, and the lead source then depends on what the person entering it selects.
AccuLynx lists embedded web forms as Elite-only and the API and CallRail sync under AppConnections, so on Pro without that add-on, website and call leads may need manual entry unless another route (such as Zapier through AppConnections) is set up. Price Elite or the add-on before you assume your ad leads will land in AccuLynx on their own.
Who is AccuLynx built for?
AccuLynx is built for roofing contractors, including those who do both retail and insurance restoration work, and also tracks gutters, siding, windows, solar and painting jobs[4]. It says customers range from startups with as few as 3 users to multi-location companies with hundreds[4], and claims more residential roofers use it than any other roofing software[20]. It was founded in 2008 by Rich Spanton and has teams in Beloit, Wisconsin and Chicago[20].
- Aerial measurements: order EagleView, GAF QuickMeasure, Hover or Geospan reports inside AccuLynx, and the measurements fill the estimate automatically[21].
- Supplier ordering: send material orders directly to QXO, SRS and ABC Supply[22].
- Storm data: HailWatch storm alerts and maps for hail and wind[19].
- Insurance work: the API can assign insurance companies to jobs[3]. One review site reports AccuLynx has no native Xactimate integration[23].
What do roofers complain about most?
| Site | Rating | Reviews |
|---|---|---|
| Capterra | 4.6 / 5 | 847 |
| Trustpilot | 3.3 / 5 | 92 |
Across Capterra and Trustpilot, the recurring complaints are price and add-on costs, repeated price increases, a system that small companies find more than they need, a field app that loads slowly on job sites, not being notified of incoming emails, and difficulty getting data back after cancelling[9][14][17]. The recurring praise is fast support, having everything in one place and clear tracking of job progress[9]. G2 blocked our checks, so there is no G2 rating here.
What changed at AccuLynx in 2025–2026?
- Fall 2025: CallRail integration, the DataMart add-on, mobile estimating, a calendar overhaul and two-factor authentication[13].
- Fall 2025: interactive 3D roof renderings through the Geospan integration[13].
- Spring 2026: a custom fields manager, appointment outcomes, pitch-based labor and “Good, Better, Best” estimates that pull from multiple estimates, delivered through Smart(er) Docs, a paid add-on[24][2].
- February 2026: a new RoofScope measurement integration, dated by one review site[20][10].
- The Verisk acquisition agreement, termination notice, August 2026 court ruling and Verisk’s pending appeal covered above[5][6][7][8].
Should you buy AccuLynx?
- Buy it if: you run a residential roofing company with a few salespeople and crews, do retail and insurance work, and want measurements, supplier orders and job tracking in one system. Price Elite if you need supplements, permits or web forms.
- Pass if: you are a one- or two-person shop that mainly needs quoting and scheduling, or you work a trade outside roofing and exteriors. Some reviewers say it can be more than a small company needs.
- If you buy: get a written quote per license with every add-on priced, include AppConnections if you need CallRail, Angi, HubSpot or the API, and ask in writing how your data comes out if you leave.
Frequently asked questions
- Does AccuLynx publish its pricing?
- No. AccuLynx lists two plans, Pro and Elite, and gives each company a custom quote after a demo. AccuLynx says the price is a monthly fee for each license, based on how many users and which features you need. We found no dollar figure published by AccuLynx.
- Does AccuLynx require a contract?
- AccuLynx says it does not lock customers into contracts and that they can cancel anytime, and describes a monthly subscription option. We did not review its full terms of service, so notice periods and price-change terms are unchecked. Onboarding and 1:1 training are included free, per AccuLynx.
- Is supplement tracking included in every AccuLynx plan?
- No. Supplement tracking, permits tracking and embedded web forms are included only in the Elite plan, not in Pro.
- Did Verisk buy AccuLynx?
- Not yet. Verisk signed an agreement to buy AccuLynx for $2.35 billion on July 29, 2025, announced it July 30, and tried to terminate the deal in December 2025. On August 7, 2026, a Delaware court ruled the termination invalid. Verisk appealed to the Delaware Supreme Court on August 18, 2026, and the deal still needs FTC clearance, so ownership is unresolved in the filings we read through October 2, 2026.
- Does AccuLynx integrate with Google Local Services Ads or GoHighLevel?
- Neither is documented on the pages we read. AccuLynx does not list an LSA or GoHighLevel integration. Leads can come in through Elite-plan web forms, or through CallRail, Angi, HubSpot, Zapier and the API, which are listed under the paid AppConnections add-on.
Related reading
Sources
Every source was opened and read on the date shown. Vendor prices change; check the vendor's page before buying. How we research: methodology.
- AccuLynx homepage (pricing FAQ) — checked 2026-10-02
- AccuLynx plan options — checked 2026-10-02
- AccuLynx AppConnections — checked 2026-10-02
- AccuLynx FAQ — checked 2026-09-21
- Verisk, “Verisk signs definitive agreement to acquire AccuLynx” (July 30, 2025) — checked 2026-09-21
- Verisk SEC filing (10-K note): AccuLynx agreement signed July 29, 2025, and termination notice — checked 2026-09-21
- Delaware Court of Chancery opinion, AccuLynx v. Verisk (decided August 7, 2026) — checked 2026-09-21
- Verisk Form 8-K: notice of appeal to the Delaware Supreme Court (filed August 18, 2026) — checked 2026-09-21
- Capterra: AccuLynx reviews — checked 2026-09-21
- RoofingSoftwareGuide, AccuLynx review (third-party report) — checked 2026-09-21
- AccuLynx text messaging — checked 2026-09-21
- AccuLynx Customer Portal — checked 2026-09-21
- AccuLynx fall 2025 product updates — checked 2026-09-21
- Capterra: AccuLynx reviews, page 2 — checked 2026-09-21
- ROI-NJ, “Verisk ends effort to buy AccuLynx” (December 29, 2025) — checked 2026-09-21
- Seeking Alpha transcript: Verisk at the Barclays 24th Annual Global Financial Services Conference (September 15, 2026) — checked 2026-09-21
- Trustpilot: AccuLynx reviews — checked 2026-09-21
- AccuLynx features overview — checked 2026-09-21
- AccuLynx integrations — checked 2026-10-02
- About AccuLynx — checked 2026-09-21
- AccuLynx roofing CRM features — checked 2026-09-21
- AccuLynx roofing production management — checked 2026-09-21
- RoofingSoftwareGuide, AccuLynx vs JobNimbus — checked 2026-09-21
- AccuLynx spring 2026 product updates — checked 2026-09-21