Free widget

Put a free hail tracker on your own website

Copy, paste, done. A homeowner types their address and sees which storms actually crossed it, and how big the stones were — on your page, with your brand around it.

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Copy the code

<script src="https://hailmate.ai/hail-tracker.js" async></script>
<a href="https://hailmate.ai" data-hailmate-badge>Hail tracker by HailMate</a>

You do not need to understand it or change anything in it. Copy all of it.

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Paste it on your website

What is your website built with?

  1. 1Open the page you want the tool on and click Edit.
  2. 2Click the + button where you want the tool to sit.
  3. 3Search for Custom HTML and choose it.
  4. 4Paste into the box, then click Update.

It can take a few minutes to appear after you publish.

Rather not do it yourself?

Both open an email with everything already written. You just press send.

A reason for homeowners to stay

Most roofing sites ask a visitor to fill in a contact form for a stranger to call them back. This gives them an answer about their own address first, in about ten seconds.

Two minutes, any site

WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, GoDaddy, Webflow, a hand-built page. Press Copy, follow four steps written for the one you use — or press a button and email the whole thing to whoever built your site. It sizes itself to fit and inherits your page background.

Real NOAA data, not a graphic

The same NOAA radar record the industry runs on, going back three years. It shows the storm dates and the maximum stone size for the address they type.

What you get, exactly

  • A hail-history lookup for any US address, on your site
  • Three years of NOAA radar record
  • Storm dates and maximum stone size per address
  • Auto-sizing, transparent background, inherits your fonts
  • Lazy-loaded, so it costs your page nothing until it is scrolled to
  • A small "Powered by HailMate" credit line — the only thing we ask for
  • Step-by-step instructions for whichever builder your site runs on

See it running first

The tool on our own hail tracker page is the same one the script installs. Try it with an address you know took a storm.

Try the hail tracker →
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Nothing, and there is no account to create. It carries a small "Powered by HailMate" line under the tool — that badge is the whole price.

Want the map behind it, for your own territory?

A whole state of hail map you can canvass off, with three years of storms on it — $79/mo.

One state, everything included · from $79/mo · month-to-month, cancel anytime