Public visitor
Best for: Exploring HailPing
- Public storm overviews
- Limited hail and event metrics
- Public maps and market previews
- Access to recent storm pages
How HailPing works
From hail reports to a call for your trade
HailPing groups the hail reports into one storm and reads the market it hit.
Roofing, PDR and auto body each get their own GO or VERIFY.
A free account gets the storm map and list, alerts for your states, your trade’s GO or VERIFY, and full reports once a storm is 14 days old. Full lead lists and exports stay Pro.
From reported hail to a clear decision
Storm evidence, geography, exposure and your trade’s criteria, so you know where to look first.
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Group the hail reports
Reports are grouped into one storm by time, place and hail size.
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Read the market it hit
The direct hit and the edge of the hail path, what is in them, and the businesses nearby.
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Make the call for your trade
Roofing, PDR and auto body each get their own GO or VERIFY, from the factors that matter to that trade.
See current storm reports → Check hail history at an address →
See the geography
Zoom out. Then choose a storm.
Explore groups nearby storms on the map. Tap a cluster to zoom in on its storms, then open a report for its hail evidence and your trade’s call.
The same storm reads differently in each trade
There is no one score for everyone. Each trade gets its own call, its own evidence and its own market data.
The roofing call
Weighs hail severity, the homes in the path, roof-relevant exposure, the market and the competition, to find the areas worth a look.
What it weighs
- Residential exposure
- Hail severity and coverage
- Direct hit and edge-of-path geography
- Roofing competition
- Priority areas
- Confidence and supporting evidence
The storm, the market and the reasons, in one report
What every storm report lays out.
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Your trade’s call
A clear GO or VERIFY for the trade you picked.
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Confidence
How strongly the storm evidence supports the call.
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Impact geography
Direct hit, Edge of the hail path, Outside the hail path and Far from the storm, kept apart.
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Exposure and market data
The properties, vehicles, businesses and competition in the path.
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Evidence
Ground hail reports, hail sizes, timing and the radar-estimated hail swath.
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Priority areas
The places most worth a look for your trade.
Impact areas are not treated equally
Zones come from radar-estimated hail near each business, not from the distance to the nearest hail report.
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Direct hit
Radar estimated 1″+ hail within about a mile of the business.
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Edge of the hail path
Radar estimated 0.75″ to 0.99″ hail within about a mile of the business.
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Outside the hail path
Radar saw no hail of 0.75″+ within about a mile of the business. Listed as part of this storm’s market.
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Far from the storm
More than 20 miles beyond the storm’s hail reports, past where radar was read for this storm.
Start free. Upgrade when you need new storms in full.
Every report is free to browse on the web. A free account adds alerts and your trade’s call. Pro opens new storms in full, with lead lists and exports.
Free account
Best for: Tracking storms and trying the app
- Everything public
- Hail alerts for the states you pick
- GO or VERIFY for your trade
- A preview of every new report
- Full reports once a storm is 14 days old
- A few leads to call for PDR and auto body
- Address lookup: whether hail has been estimated at any address
Lead lists and exports stay Pro, at any report age.
Pro
Best for: Businesses actively evaluating markets
- Everything in Free
- Every new storm in full the day it posts
- Every hail report, map pin and ranked priority area
- Lead lists with phone numbers, directions and ratings
- Competitor and partner lists
- Radar replay on new storms, PDF and CSV exports, radius alerts
- Address history day by day, saved places, business search
Built for prioritization, not damage confirmation
HailPing combines reported hail, modeled exposure, geography, and market data to help businesses prioritize investigation. It does not confirm property or vehicle damage, guarantee claims, or prove repair demand.
- Modeled exposure is not confirmed damage.
- Business listings do not prove repair capacity or availability.
- Industry assessments support investigation and planning. They do not replace field verification.
Know which storms deserve your attention
Free account on iPhone. Every report is free to browse on the web.