Siro Pricing: What's Actually Known

Q: What should I ask in a Siro pricing demo?

Get every number in writing and dated. Ask: (1) the exact licensing basis — per rep, per recorder, or per location; (2) the contract term and whether it auto-renews; (3) the annual minimum commitment, if any; (4) implementation or onboarding fees; (5) usage limits on recording hours or transcription; (6) what happens to seats when a rep churns mid-contract; (7) the cancellation and data-export terms. Vendors with unpublished pricing price by conversation, so the same product can be quoted differently to different buyers — a written quote is your only protection.

If you've searched "Siro pricing" and found nothing but demo buttons, that's not you missing a page — Siro doesn't publish pricing anywhere. This page lays out what is and isn't publicly known as of August 2026, the exact questions to get answered in writing if you take the demo, and what the published-price alternatives cost — because we think you should know the price of something before you're in a sales conversation about it.

Written by the Roofing Sales Academy team. We only state prices vendors publish on their own pages; third-party estimates are labeled as unverified. Roofing Sales Academy is our product, and this page says so wherever we recommend it.

How much does Siro cost?

There is no published Siro price. Siro's website has no price table and no self-serve tier — product pages route buyers to a demo, and deployments are quoted individually. Third-party comparison sites report per-rep monthly figures in the low-to-mid hundreds of dollars; Siro has not confirmed those figures publicly, so treat them as unverified reports, not prices. The only real Siro price is a dated written quote from their team.

To be fair to Siro: unpublished pricing is normal for enterprise conversation-intelligence platforms — Rilla does the same, and so do most tools in that budget class. It reflects who the product is for (larger teams with procurement processes), not a flaw in the product — and Siro's publicly stated SOC 2 Type II compliance and "Halftime" live in-appointment guidance are real differentiators at that tier. But the model has a consequence for smaller roofing companies: you can't budget for what you can't see, and quoted-by-conversation pricing means two similar companies can pay different amounts for the same software.

If you take the Siro demo: get these 7 answers in writing

Vendors with unpublished pricing price by conversation. That's not sinister — but it means your protection is a dated, written quote covering every number. Ask for:

Licensing basis — per rep, per recording user, or per location? Who counts as a "seat"?
Contract term — 12 months? Auto-renew? What's the notice window to cancel?
Minimum commitment — is there an annual floor regardless of team size?
Implementation and onboarding fees — one-time costs on top of the license.
Usage limits — capped recording hours or transcription minutes? Does Halftime live guidance meter separately? Overage rates?
Churn terms — when a rep quits mid-contract, does the seat transfer or keep billing?
Exit terms — cancellation process, and whether you can export your recordings and data.

Any vendor comfortable with its pricing will happily put all seven in writing. Hesitation on any of them is information too.

What the alternatives publish (so you can actually compare)

Here's every published price in this problem space as of August 2026 — and honest "not published" labels where that's the truth:

Tool	What you get	Published price
Roofing Sales Academy — our pick	Roofing-only 39-lesson curriculum + unlimited AI roleplay + voice training + product drills + roof visualizer (web + native iOS)	$29.99/mo or $249.99/yr (iOS) · $67.99/mo or $599.99/yr (web Full Access) · 30-day guarantee
GhostRep	Echo field-call capture + AI roleplay for home-improvement teams; pooled prepaid hours, no per-seat fees	$200/25h · $600/100h · $1,000/250h
Roonly	iOS real-call recording + AI scoring + roleplay from real calls	"$150 pilot" referenced on its homepage; full pricing not published
PrePitch	Door-objection practice simulator (multi-industry)	Free (1 session/day) · Pro $29/mo · Team $99/mo
Rilla	Virtual ride-alongs + conversation intelligence at enterprise scale	Not published — demo quote only
Siro	In-home conversation recording + Halftime live AI guidance	Not published — demo quote only
SalesAsk	Recording + roleplay + virtual ridealongs for home services	Not published

The budget question underneath the pricing question

Before you price the recorder, price the outcome. Teams shop Siro because reps are underperforming and managers can't be everywhere. Recording documents that problem; training fixes it upstream. Our recommendation — and yes, Roofing Sales Academy is our product — is to put the first dollar into training in every scenario: for the reported cost of one recording-platform seat for one month, you can train an entire crew in RSA at $29.99/rep — drilling the exact objection handling, product knowledge, and closing skills a Siro scorecard would grade. Then, if you still want manager-side visibility, add a recorder to conversations that are already worth reviewing.

The full argument, scenario by scenario, is in our Siro alternatives guide and Rilla alternatives guide.

FAQ

How much does Siro cost in 2026?

Siro does not publish pricing anywhere on its website — there is no price table and no self-serve tier; product pages route buyers to a demo. Third-party comparison sites report per-rep monthly figures in the low-to-mid hundreds of dollars, but Siro has not confirmed those numbers publicly, so treat them as unverified. The only way to get a real Siro price is a dated written quote from their sales team.

Does Siro have a free trial or a cheap tier?

We found no current published trial terms or self-serve tier on Siro's site as of August 2026 — access starts with a sales conversation. (A trial offer was referenced in third-party material earlier in 2026, but we could not confirm its current availability on Siro's own pages.) If you want a low-commitment starting point in the same problem space, the published options are: Roofing Sales Academy from $29.99/month (training-first, no demo call, 30-day guarantee), GhostRep prepaid bundles from $200 (field-call capture on pooled hours), Roonly's "$150 pilot" referenced on its homepage, and PrePitch's free daily practice session.

What should I ask in a Siro pricing demo?

Get every number in writing and dated: the licensing basis (per rep, recorder, or location), contract term and auto-renewal, annual minimums, implementation fees, usage limits on recording/transcription, what happens to seats when a rep churns, and cancellation plus data-export terms. Vendors with unpublished pricing price by conversation — a written quote is your only protection.

Is there a cheaper way to get what Siro does for a roofing team?

Depends on which half of the job you need. For the recording half, GhostRep's prepaid pooled hours (from $200, no per-seat fees) and Roonly's low-cost iOS pilot are the most accessible published entry points. But if the outcome you're actually buying is reps who close more, our recommendation — and Roofing Sales Academy is our product — is to fix the conversations before you pay to record them: a roofing-only curriculum plus unlimited AI roleplay from $29.99/month, which trains the exact skills a Siro scorecard would grade.

Our pricing? It's right here.

Roofing Sales Academy: $29.99/mo (iOS) or $67.99/mo (web Full Access). The whole roofing curriculum, unlimited AI roleplay, product drills, and the roof visualizer. No demo call, no contract, 30-day money-back guarantee.

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Rilla, Siro, Halftime, SalesAsk, Roonly, GhostRep, Echo, and PrePitch are mentioned for comparison and identification only. All trademarks belong to their respective owners. This page is not affiliated with or endorsed by Siro or any vendor named. Details reflect publicly available information as of August 2026 and may change — check each provider's own site for current pricing and offerings. Where third-party estimates exist for unpublished pricing, we label them unverified rather than citing them as fact. Recommendations are the opinion of the Roofing Sales Academy team; Roofing Sales Academy is our product.