BuilderLync sets June 1 launch after finalizing executive structure

By AI, Created 10:32 AM UTC, May 20, 2026, /AGP/ – BuilderLync said it will launch its V1 platform for roofing contractors on June 1, 2026 after completing an EOS-aligned leadership reset, pricing plan, and onboarding model. The company also said it has its first organic paying customer ahead of launch, signaling early demand for the CRM and operating system.

Why it matters: - BuilderLync is trying to position itself as a full operating system, not just another CRM, for roofing contractors. - The company is betting that deep industry experience, simpler pricing, and hands-on onboarding will help it win operators in residential, commercial, and multifamily roofing. - Early paying demand before public launch gives BuilderLync a first proof point as it enters market.

What happened: - BuilderLync completed its Executive Leadership Clarity Break and finalized a unified product, go-to-market, and operating plan. - The company set a public V1 launch date of June 1, 2026. - BuilderLync confirmed its first organic paying customer before launch. - The leadership team aligned the company around an EOS accountability chart and decision-rights framework. - The founding executive team is built around these seats: Brad Strawbridge as CEO, Edward Oueilhe as COO, Sean Richard as CPO and CISO, Blake Grissom as CSO, James Kuntz as CGO, and Nick Xenos as CTO.

The details: - BuilderLync is headquartered in Alpharetta, Georgia. - The platform is designed for roofing contractors working across residential, commercial, and multifamily jobs. - The V1 release will center on JobCam, Proposal, Agentic AI workflows, and Automations modules. - BuilderLync said the commercial model includes two tiers: a $497 base tier and a $997 premium tier, with no additional seat charges. - The company said pricing does not use usage-based billing. - BuilderLync offers a 14-day test drive. - BuilderLync also plans a 30-day white-glove implementation program. - The company described its pricing and onboarding as designed to remove friction from the buying process. - Brad Strawbridge also founded and leads Capital City Roofing. - Capital City Roofing holds NRCA, GAF Master Elite, GAF Commercial Certified, and CertainTeed ShingleMaster Premier credentials. - Capital City Roofing operates in Greater Atlanta, Charleston, Greenville, and Nashville. - The company said Capital City Roofing served as a live R&D environment for BuilderLync’s product modules. - Sean Richard also runs technology for Capital City Roofing, tying product and security work to field operations. - Blake Grissom also leads Revive Roofing & Exteriors, a Capital City Roofing Licensed Operating Partner using the BuilderLync stack in production. - BuilderLync’s site is here. - Capital City Roofing’s site is here.

Between the lines: - BuilderLync is leaning on operator-founders and a working roofing business to argue that the software has been tested in real-world conditions. - The company is packaging software, licensing, and operating know-how as a connected system, which could make the platform more sticky for contractors. - The mention of a first paying customer before launch suggests the company wants to frame launch day as validation, not experimentation.

What’s next: - BuilderLync said the June 1 launch will bring its V1 platform to market. - The company is expected to push the new pricing, onboarding, and operating model as it courts additional roofing contractors. - BuilderLync’s early rollout will test whether its founder-led model and Capital City Roofing pedigree translate into broader adoption.