Know what hit the roof — before the adjuster says nothing did.

No. Door knock gives Pro and Team crews every lot in the storm path with what your own crew did at each door, and the roofing CRM carries each job to roof done. Houses other companies have under contract are marked so you walk on. We never collect homeowner names, phones or mailing addresses to sell.

Texas only for now. Oklahoma, Louisiana, and Florida are next. Sign up now and your founding rate stays locked while you’re subscribed — and every state we add is included at that same rate, automatically. No new tier, no upgrade, no price change when we expand.

More than 5 years — our radar archive reaches back to January 2021 — plus any live events going forward. The archive grows daily, so each month you gain another month of searchable history.

Yes — live alerts are included on Pro and Team. Enroll the ZIP codes or counties you work and you get an email the moment our storm intelligence confirms severe weather there, typically within minutes of the radar detection. Storm maps then shows the full swath and the hardest-hit areas for the day, so you know where to canvass before other crews finish guessing.

A Pro and Team feature: a 30-day timeline of every Texas storm day, each with its hail swath map, peak size, and the hardest-hit cities and ZIP codes. It answers the prospecting question — where do I send crews — and every area links straight into an address-level verification. Canvass mode then puts it on the dash: drive the swath with live GPS, see which hail band you're in and what's ahead, and get directions to the core.

Six perils — hail, wind, tornado, flood, winter, and hurricane — organized into four report categories (hail + wind + tornado are bundled because they co-occur on radar; hurricane, winter, and flood run independently). A single address query runs all of them automatically, on every plan.

Supplier maps show storm swaths — a colored polygon over a few square miles. That's useful for picking a subdivision to canvass, but it isn't evidence for a specific roof. BeyondClaim matches the archived radar against the property's actual boundary and traces every figure to the radar scan it came from. And most “free” tools aren't free — they're short trials or perks locked behind a certification tier.

BeyondClaim's AI severe weather intelligence runs on the same primary government radar and observation feeds national forecasters use. Every figure in a report cites its exact source inline, and the full source list is linked in the footer of this page.

Yes — the same way Zillow is just public county records. Raw NEXRAD is terabytes of radar moments with no addresses attached. BeyondClaim decodes, calibrates, indexes, and corroborates it so that one address returns one answer in 30 seconds, with every figure cited to the scan it came from.

Reports cite the radar station, scan time, product (MRMS MESH or NEXRAD Level III), the NWS ground report, and the distance to the parcel — the same evidence chain a certified meteorologist would build. Radar-only detections are labeled separately from NWS-corroborated ones, and the report verifies that the weather occurred at the lot; it never claims damage.

Scored against the radar evidence — signature strength, size, source agreement, and distance — with cutoffs set per peril: High from 80–85% depending on the peril, Medium from 60–65%, Low below that. Confidence is not the same as corroboration: whether an NWS ground report backs an event is shown separately on every row. "None detected" is a valid and defensible result — we never inflate confidence to make a report look better.

No. Every figure — hail size, gust speed, event date — is tied to a specific radar scan and the property's boundary. If radar doesn’t support a result, the report says so. The system cannot invent a data point.

Your first 5 properties are free, for life — no card required and no monthly reset. Any property you have already searched stays free to re-open and re-download. Beyond the first 5: $6.99 per lookup pay-as-you-go, Pro for unlimited lookups, or Team for 5 seats with a shared usage pool. Founding-member rates stay locked while you’re subscribed and rise ~40% for new signups when we open beyond Texas.

Fair use is 1,000 lookups a month — no contractor doing real work gets close to that (it's about 45 addresses every working day). If you somehow do, we'll talk to you before anything slows down. There's no per-address meter and no overage charge.

Yes — no annual commitment, cancel whenever you like. Your first 5 properties are free — for life, no monthly reset — so you can verify the product works before you pay anything.

Addresses you look up are never sold, shared, or used to train any model. In Door knock, the anonymous "do not knock" and "out of reach" markers are shared with other BeyondClaim crews as a yes/no only — never your company, the homeowner, or a date. BeyondClaim is CCPA compliant — you can request deletion of your account and lookup history at any time by emailing contact@kodeway.com. Your historical evidence is yours and persists as long as your account is active.

Anyone who needs to answer "what storm hit this address, and when?" — roofing and restoration contractors checking a street before they knock or defending a date of loss, insurance adjusters cross-checking claims against the radar, and appraisers assembling cited evidence for a property claim. If your work depends on knowing what the weather did at one specific address, it’s built for you.