The price hammer · updated September 2026
Stop paying $30 for a hail report.
Ours is $8 — and it's measured at the address.
For years, roofers and homeowners have paid $15–$30 to find out whether hail hit one address — often for a report that only says a storm passed within 3 miles. We read the NOAA radar grid itself and measure the hail size at the roof. Better answer, a quarter of the price.
COMPETITOR PRICES AS PUBLISHED OR REPORTED, SEPTEMBER 2026: STORMERSITE $14.95/ADDRESS (3-MILE RADIUS) · HAILTRACE — QUOTE-ONLY REPORTS · SALESRABBIT $49–$59/SEAT + $399 SETUP. PRICES CHANGE; THEIRS ARE THEIRS TO SET. OURS IS RIGHT HERE ON THE PAGE.
Measured, not "nearby"
A 3-mile-radius report says a storm existed near the house. We read the MRMS radar grid and report the hail size at the address itself — the number an adjuster can act on.
Radar, not crowd reports
Crowd-sourced pins and claim data are sparse and late. Radar doesn't need anyone to report anything — coverage is national, every 2 minutes.
Why we can charge $8
The storm archive is ours — no vendor in the path of a report. We priced it at what it costs plus a fair margin, not at what the industry got away with.
