For property owners and managers
Can my lot host chargers?
Type your address and get a plain answer, a picture of chargers on your lot, a rough budget and the incentives that may apply, plus up to three stronger sites nearby. Free to check.
No electrical knowledge needed. Closed beta, all 50 states.
What you find out
Three answers before anyone asks you to sign.
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Is it a good spot?
How your lot compares.
Your address is scored on passing traffic, highway access, how many chargers are already nearby, the power available and what is around it. Each reason is written in plain language.
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Will it fit?
Chargers drawn on your lot.
You see how many chargers and parking spaces fit, where the electrical equipment would sit and how far the trench would run, drawn on an aerial photo of your property.
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Is there enough power?
An early read on the grid.
The tool checks whether your existing electrical service could carry the chargers, or whether a new utility service or a battery would be needed. The utility has the final word.
How it works
Plain questions, a few minutes.
Check your property.
Enter one address.
CRBCUT scores your lot and tells you what helps and what hurts. If nearby lots are stronger, it shows up to three of them, so you know where you stand before you talk to a charging company.
Answer a few plain questions.
Guided mode does the engineering.
Fast charging or long-stay charging. A few ports or a hub. Where the power would come from, with "I'm not sure" as an answer. Then the tool reads the aerial photo and draws a layout on your lot in one to three minutes.
- Trench length measured
- Checked against code
- Drawn on the aerial
- Budget estimate included
Take it to the people who build.
A drawing, not a sales pitch.
You leave with a layout, a budget estimate with potential incentives and a concept drawing set you can show a charging company, a contractor or your own engineer. It is marked preliminary until a licensed engineer reviews and seals it.
Not ready for chargers?
A battery can cut the building's electric bill.
CRBCUT also designs a battery on a building's existing electrical service, with no chargers involved.
Behind the meter
Sized from your own bills.
Upload recent electric bills or enter your peak.
The tool sizes a battery to trim the building's monthly peak, checks how it connects to your existing switchgear and estimates the yearly saving and the payback. The numbers are estimates for early planning, and an engineer confirms the design on site.
- Sized from your bills
- Yearly saving estimated
- Peak shaved every month
- Tied to existing switchgear
What happens next
A clear starting point, and the right people for each step.
- The utility confirms the power.
- You get an early read from public maps, so you know what to ask the utility and what the answer means.
- Incentives are checked by a person.
- We show the programs we find for your address. Each one is verified before it is counted, and the budget always shows the full cost first.
- An engineer finalizes the drawings.
- Your layout arrives ready for review. A licensed engineer of record reviews and seals it before anything is built.
- Then it gets built.
- Today CRBCUT gives you something concrete to take to the charging companies, contractors and engineers who build. Help with the build and commissioning is planned.
Early access
Check your property in the beta.
CRBCUT is in closed beta. Tell us where your property is and what you are thinking about, and we will send an invite as places open up.
Pricing: coming soon.
Checking a property is free during the beta. Plans are being set with beta users.