Two roofers each spend money on marketing every month. A year later, one leaves and keeps his site. The other leaves and the site stays behind. Neither one was cheated. They bought different things. An agency sells work: SEO, ads, and web design, usually on your own brand and site. Some agencies publish prices. For example, on the day we checked, one roofing agency listed local SEO starting at twenty-eight hundred dollars a month, with ad spend separate. SEO also takes time, and no honest agency guarantees rankings. A rented site is different. With Rent Roofing Sites, the network owns the site, the phone number, and the data. You rent access to a territory. Leads route straight into your Roofer Back Office, with the source attached, so you can see which calls became inspections and sold jobs. When you stop renting, the leads stop and the site stays with the network. So which is right? If you want to build a brand you will sell someday, lean toward an agency. If you want a faster start in a market where you have no name yet, renting can fit. Many roofers do both. Check My Territory to see what is open near you.