Centerpoint Connect vs Leap

Centerpoint Connect brings commercial roofing sales and service workflows, production management, and a client portal into one platform. Sales tools cover lead and opportunity tracking, site inspections with annotated photos, a commercial roofing price book, proposals, e-signatures, and dashboards. Service teams can use a ticket board, schedule and dispatch technicians, log work on mobile, capture photos and signatures, route work for supervisor review, notify clients, and invoice. Production Management organizes labor, materials, schedules, and progress; it is an add-on that requires CP Essentials. Building owners and property managers can use the portal for roof records, inspections, proposals, and project progress. Listed integrations include Acumatica, Spectrum, Explorer, Sage Intacct, Vista, QuickBooks, REST API, Zapier, and MindCloud; several calendar and file-storage integrations are marked as coming soon. Prices include $50 per field user or $100 per office user per month for CP Essentials, plus a $1,999 one-time implementation. Support is available weekdays by phone or email.

Leap is a platform for roofing and remodeling contractors covering sales, crew operations, and payments. Leap CRM tracks leads, jobs, and customers from first contact through final payment, with customizable job stages and workflow automations. SalesPro supports estimates, proposals, financing, and signed contracts during in-home appointments; it can work offline and sync when connectivity returns. Subcontractors receive job-level portal access, while homeowners can view updates and pay invoices through portals. Leap Pay accepts credit cards, debit cards, and ACH transfers online or in person. It is included with the subscription and has no monthly fees. Leap CRM integrates with contractor tools including ABC Supply, SRS Roof Hub, QXO, Eagleview, Hover, CompanyCam, and Angi Leads. The CRM runs on desktop, Android, and iOS; SalesPro is designed for desktop setup and iOS field use. Essential costs $79 a month on a one-year contract paid monthly and is limited to one user. A 14-day trial is available, but there is no free plan.