Sample design

This is actual engine output.

A real MACRILON package for a 510-home suburban service area: boundary and address roster in, everything below out — untouched by hand. Identifying details (market name, addresses) are removed; the design itself is exactly what the engine produced.

Plan map & route, side by side

The same network two ways: the construction plan over aerial imagery (what the permit desk and field crews use) and the clean route schematic (what the engineer reviews). In the portal these render interactively next to every workbook sheet.
Construction plan aerial basemap
FTTH construction plan over aerial imagery: conduit and fiber routes through a 510-home suburban service area
Conduit (blue) and fiber distribution with handholes, as delivered in the package PDF. Basemap © Esri World Imagery.
Route schematic CAD plan sheet
Vector route schematic of the same FTTH design: distribution tree with splitter and handhole placements
The same design's vector plan sheet — distribution tree, splitter and handhole placements — exported to CONSTRUCTION.dwg / .dxf.

The numbers behind the picture

Pulled from the delivered workbook for this design. Every figure below is also a line in the .xlsx your engineers receive.
Network design
Homes passed / serviceable510
Primary splitters (1×8)17
Secondary splitters (1×4)112
Handholes121
Total cable footage150,669 ft
Conduit (trench) footage60,842 ft
Node utilization8.3% of 6,144-home node
Build-readiness 92 / 100 — issue-ready

Scored per design across homes, footage, rules, permits, and cost confidence — shipped with every package so your reviewer knows where to look first.
Costed bill of materials
Buried construction labor$608,417
Cable material$114,508
Splitter material$26,960
Permits$10,000
Provisioning + tax allowance$21,928
Total estimated job cost$781,813
Costed at reference unit rates; in production your rate card drives the same line items. The min-cost design mode priced this network at $601,980 (−23%) with 46,070 trench ft — delivered alongside the match-mode design as a value-engineering reference.

What the full package adds

Beyond what's shown here, the delivered package includes the complete multi-tab workbook (splice plans, port maps, footage by cable class), the multi-sheet construction set (PDF), CAD (CONSTRUCTION.dwg/.dxf), a routed KMZ, the permit matrix from authoritative GIS, and the interactive map — all reviewable in the browser. We don't publish those artifacts here because they carry project-identifying detail; in a live demo you'll see them on a boundary of your choosing.

Book a live demo

30 minutes, your boundary. We'll run it live and walk the package with your engineers — the comparison against your own ground truth is the demo.