For developers and charge point operators
Build the pipeline from facts, not forecasts.
Rank real lots. See the layout and the budget. Then decide which sites earn a site walk.
Closed beta. All 50 states.
The two questions
Which sites are worth chasing? What will each one take?
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Screening
A ranked list, not a heat map.
Every lot scored on nine layers.
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Buildability
Power, room and utility rules.
Dead sites show up before you visit them.
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Evidence
Every score shows its work.
Sources and confidence. Missing data is never a zero.
The workflow
From a zip code to a utility packet.
Screen a market.
Zip, address or map pin.
- Quick stop or long stay. A few ports or a hub.
- Built areas rank in seconds.
- New areas build on the first search.
See what each site takes.
A layout on the aerial in 1 to 3 minutes.
- Stalls, gear and trench placed.
- Every circuit sized, code section cited.
- Existing service checked.
- Trench length measured
- Checked against code
- Drawn on the aerial
- Budget estimate included
Solve power on paper.
A battery when the grid falls short.
- Sized to the gap.
- Four makers compared on payback.
- Placed on the plan with its circuit.
- Grid draw capped at 208 kW
- Four makers compared
- Payback math on screen
- Placed on the plan
Walk in with a drawing set.
CD50 to price. CD100 for review.
- PDF, DXF and DWG.
- Bill of materials and calculation report.
- Keyed notes and schedule
- Battery on the plan
- Room for your engineer's seal
Know what it costs.
A budget before you pay for a bid.
- 3,502 sourced prices.
- Low, typical and high, by scope.
- A branded PDF for your finance team.
Get the utility moving.
Forms filled from the same design.
- On the utility's own templates.
- Cases tracked to an energized meter.
- You or your agent file.
Pro mode is built for this. Every score, input, source and weight, and your own electrical assumptions.
Who does what
Built to work with your engineer and your utility.
CRBCUT drafts
- The short list, with a load number.
- The set, with every check logged.
- The plan, before the site walk.
- The budget, line by line.
Your team decides
- Your utility confirms service.
- Your engineer seals the set.
- Your team walks the site.
- Your estimator signs off the budget.
Questions developers ask
Short answers.
- Which states?
- All 50. New areas build on the first search.
- My own engineer or EPC?
- Yes. Export the set, or invite them into the workspace.
- Which equipment?
- Any maker. You pick, or compare suggestions.
- Does it file with the utility?
- No. It prepares the forms. You or your agent file.
- Is the estimate a quote?
- No. It is a budget for go or no-go. Your EPC prices the build.
- What does it cost?
- Planning is free. A site's full package is $500, your first one free, and packs bring it to $250 a site. See pricing.
Early access
Tell us which markets you're working.
Where you're siting and roughly how many sites a year.
Pricing: plan free, $500 a site when it gets real.
Your first site is on us; packs bring it to $250 a site. See pricing.