Hand off the plan set
Send drawings and specs the way you already work. No new tool to learn, no seat to provision. Boon picks it up like a teammate.
AI electrical estimator · Boon AI
Boon works like a junior estimator who never sleeps: drop the electrical set, get back counted quantities, spec cross-references, and flagged gaps, then let your senior estimators spend their hours on judgment, pricing, and the bids that matter.
Start with one representative plan set. Keep your estimator in the loop.
Boon is an intelligence layer for preconstruction. It handles repetitive document work and returns a result your team can inspect before the bid moves forward.
Send drawings and specs the way you already work. No new tool to learn, no seat to provision. Boon picks it up like a teammate.
Boon reads every sheet and spec section, takes off devices, fixtures, and conduit, and returns quantities with the assumptions and gaps flagged.
Your estimator validates the output, applies pricing judgment, and owns the final bid. The AI does the reading; the human makes the call.
The goal is not to hide the estimator. It is to give the estimator a cleaner first pass and better evidence for the decisions only a human should make.
When the first pass takes minutes instead of days, the same estimators cover more bids. Published electrical review time: 6 hours down to 45 minutes.
Counting receptacles is not senior work. Boon takes the repetitive read so your best people handle scope strategy and pricing.
Boon publishes task-level F1 evidence, including electrical device detection at 0.64 and a fixture-and-conduit floor of 0.90, so you can test it like any new hire.
An AI electrical estimator is software that does the reading-and-counting first pass of an electrical estimate: it reads the drawings and specifications, returns quantities, and flags scope gaps. Boon adds plan-and-spec cross-reference and keeps the human estimator in control of pricing and submission.
No. Boon is built as the first pass, not the final word. The estimator reviews assumptions, resolves flagged gaps, applies pricing judgment, and owns the bid, the same way a senior reviews a junior's takeoff.
Boon publishes task-level numbers instead of one blended claim: electrical device detection at F1 0.64 (mAP@50 0.81), our hardest problem, and a fixture-and-conduit takeoff floor of 0.90 on real customer plan sets. See /accuracy for the full table and failure modes.
Boon Agent starts at $375 one-time for 5M tokens. See the current offer and terms at /pricing.
Send a representative set, review the output with your team, and decide where AI improves the process before committing to a rollout.