Every release is scored against real, constructed engineering designs across multiple US markets — footage, homes passed, and cost, side by side with the engineer of record. The benchmark is public, the methodology is documented, and the runs are deterministic and reproducible.
See the numbers →Not a line on a map — a package your engineering, construction, and permitting teams can work from: the full multi-tab engineering workbook with a costed bill of materials, plan sheets on aerial, CONSTRUCTION CAD, routed KMZ, splice plans, and a per-design build-readiness report that tells your reviewer exactly what to check.
How it works →Field corrections feed straight back into the engine as structured rules — preferred routes, reusable conduit, no-bore streets, your splitter conventions. Design #10 in your market fits your plant better than design #1.
The feedback loop →Sign up and set up your workspace to start your first market.
Drop in your Standards PDF — MACRILON reads your rules: preferred routes, materials, and splitter conventions.
Choose your design parameters — match mode or min-cost, splitter architecture, and per-market options.
KMZ, DXF/DWG, or GIS polygon. No data prep on your side — we resolve serviceable homes from authoritative data.
Typically in 48–72 hours, an engineer-reviewed package set — costed workbook, plan map, CAD, and permit matrix. Released only after manager approval. Not for construction until PE-stamped.
BEAD subgrantees face hard deadlines with scarce OSP engineering capacity. A design that takes weeks from a consultancy takes 48–72 hours here — including engineering review.
Every package ships a line-item BOM on transparent unit rates. On our calibrated benchmark market the engine landed close to the engineer-of-record estimate; in a new market, treat the first pass as a budgetary estimate (AACE Class 4–3) until the local rate card is calibrated — and we publish the gap. How we measure it →
No per-seat licenses, no onboarding fees, no GIS migration project. Bring a boundary; get the package.