How HailPing works

Turn hail reports into industry-specific opportunities

HailPing groups storm evidence, analyzes the affected market, and produces a separate GO or VERIFY assessment for roofing, PDR, and auto body businesses.

Free accounts include the storm map and list, state hail alerts, your industry’s GO or VERIFY, and full briefings on reports 14 days and older.

From reported hail to a clear business decision

HailPing combines storm evidence, geography, market exposure, and industry-specific criteria so you can decide where to investigate first.

  1. Collect and organize storm evidence

    Hail reports are grouped into a storm event using timing, location, hail size, and shared storm characteristics.

  2. Analyze the affected market

    HailPing evaluates the Direct Hit area, Potential Adjacent Impact areas, exposure, local market conditions, and relevant businesses.

  3. Build your industry assessment

    Roofing, PDR, and auto body receive separate GO or VERIFY decisions based on the factors that matter to each industry.

The same storm can mean something different to each industry

HailPing does not apply one universal opportunity score. Each industry receives its own assessment, supporting evidence, and relevant market data.

Roofing assessment

Evaluates hail severity, affected housing, roof-relevant exposure, market conditions, and competition to identify areas worth investigating.

Relevant information

  • Residential exposure
  • Hail severity and coverage
  • Direct Hit and adjacent geography
  • Roofing competition
  • Priority areas
  • Confidence and supporting evidence

See the storm, market, and reasoning in one place

  • Industry decision

    A clear GO or VERIFY result for the selected industry.

  • Confidence

    How strongly the available storm evidence supports the assessment.

  • Impact geography

    Direct Hit, Potential Adjacent Impact, and Travel and Staging Context are kept separate.

  • Exposure and market data

    Relevant properties, vehicles, businesses, competition, and opportunity indicators.

  • Evidence

    Storm reports, hail sizes, event timing, maps, and supporting details.

  • Priority areas

    The locations most worth reviewing based on the selected industry.

Impact areas are not treated equally

  • Direct Hit

    The primary storm footprint used for core impact and opportunity analysis.

  • Potential Adjacent Impact

    Nearby areas that may warrant verification but are not treated as confirmed direct impact.

  • Travel and Staging Context

    Service-hub and travel context used for planning. Businesses in this area must not be counted as Direct Hit opportunity.

Distance from a storm report alone does not determine the geography classification. HailPing uses the modeled storm footprint and event geography.

Start free. Upgrade when you need new storms in full.

Public pages help you explore recent storms. A free account adds alerts, your industry’s verdict, a preview of every new report, and the full briefing once a report is 14 days old. Pro opens new storms in full and adds lead lists, exports, radar, and radius alerts.

Public visitor

Best for Exploring HailPing

  • Public storm overviews
  • Limited hail and event metrics
  • Public maps and market previews
  • Access to recent storm pages
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Pro

Best for Businesses actively evaluating markets

  • Everything in Free
  • Full briefings on new storms the day they publish
  • Every hail report, map pin, and ranked priority area
  • Lead lists with phone numbers, directions, and ratings
  • Competitor and partner lists
  • Radar playback, PDF and CSV exports, radius alerts
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Know which storms deserve your attention

Create a free account for alerts, your industry’s verdict, and full briefings on reports 14 days and older, or unlock Pro for new storms in full with lead lists and exports.

  • Industry-specific decisions
  • Hail alerts for your states
  • Full briefings free after 14 days