Coperniq GTM brain

Coperniq sells operations software for roofing, solar and other multi-trade contractors to manage sales, projects and service.

category

Contractor operations and field service software

market profile

  • text: Contractors running multiple trades can end up with disconnected CRMs, project tools, field workflows and accounting.
  • text: The company originated in solar and energy workflows and now prominently markets to multi-trade residential and commercial roofers.
  • text: Contractors need continuity from proposal through project delivery, service and billing.

personas

  • title: Owner or CEO of a roofing and solar contractor
    pains:
    • Separate divisions and tools obscure pipeline and cash collection
    • Hiring more coordinators to manage growing job volume increases overhead
  • title: Operations or project manager
    pains:
    • Projects stall across handoffs, permits, subcontractors and crew schedules
    • Job status in spreadsheets differs from what happens in the field
  • title: Service manager
    pains:
    • Installed systems and warranty calls are hard to track after project closeout
    • Dispatch and communication across multiple trades creates manual work
  • title: Field crew lead
    pains:
    • Work orders, photos and checklists are spread across messages
    • Crews need clear sequencing and mobile updates

icp

  • text: Residential and commercial roofing contractors with several divisions or related trades such as solar, gutters and siding.
  • text: Solar and energy installation businesses managing complex projects and ongoing service.
  • text: Growing contractors with office coordinators and mobile field crews willing to adopt seat-based operations software.

message pillars

  • text: Unify multiple trades and job types.
  • text: Give production teams visibility into stalled work.
  • text: Keep installations visible for future service.

objections

  • objection: We already have separate roofing, solar and service systems.
    response: Map one job across sales, construction, service and billing to identify duplicate data entry and gaps before replacing tools.
  • objection: Will field staff actually use it?
    response: Test assigned work, mobile photos and field updates with a small crew before rolling out broadly.
  • objection: What will seats and AI cost as we grow?
    response: Field and office seats have different published rates and AI is priced separately; request a complete quote based on staffing and usage.

competitors

  • name: JobNimbus
    why: Roofing contractor CRM and project management.
  • name: ServiceTitan
    why: Field service management and contractor operations platform.
  • name: Aurora Solar
    why: Solar design and sales software overlaps on solar contractor workflows; it can also integrate with Coperniq.

keywords

  • roofing contractor operations software
  • solar project management software
  • multi trade contractor CRM
  • roofing field service software
  • solar installation workflow software
  • contractor project scheduling and dispatch
  • roofing service management

voice

  • Direct and trade-specific
  • Operational and visual
  • Confident

signals

  • text: A roofer adds solar or other trades and now manages multiple pipelines and crews.
  • text: An installer is scaling installations while tracking projects through spreadsheets and disconnected tools.
  • text: A contractor is building a service or maintenance business around its installed base.

stack

  • QuickBooks
  • Aurora Solar

pricing

model: seat
starting price: $90 per field user per month; office users $200 per month

motion

sales_led

channels

  • sales
  • industry events
  • LinkedIn
  • SEO
  • customer case studies

confidence

high

Founders

  • name: Abdullah Al Zandani
    title: Founder
    role: Founder
    bio: sales&ops @ two solar companies || energy efficiency building auditor @ ADM | B.S. Energy Engineering Cal '21
  • name: Max Kazakov
    title: Founder
    role: Founder
    bio: Skills: Software, Data, UX/UI; Edu: CS & Philosophy @ UC Berkeley

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