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Build your own electrical estimator

This is the estimator we build into electrician websites, running live. It starts on sourced national averages — put your own prices in on the right and watch what your customers would see change as you type.

What your customers would see

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Free ballpark

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Get an electrical project estimate in 60 seconds

Panel upgrades, EV chargers, generators, and subpanels. Answer a few quick questions for a preliminary range. No email wall, no obligation.

What do you need?

Your pricing

Every price the estimator uses is here, starting at sourced national averages for electrical. Change any of them and the estimator on the left updates as you type. Base prices are what a job starts at; percentages are how much each answer moves it.

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Scales every price at once. If your market runs below national, drop it — you know your area better than any dataset does.

What do you need?

National: $2,200–$3,400

National: $2,900–$4,500

National: $900–$1,400

National: $750–$1,200

What kind of backup power?

National: $750–$1,200

National: $7,500–$9,800

National: $9,500–$12,000

National: $11,000–$14,500

Where will the charger go, relative to your electrical panel?

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+$1,100–+$1,700 on a typical job

National: +50%

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+$2,970–+$4,590 on a typical job

National: +135% (sourced as a range — this is its midpoint)

How does the outside service equipment look?

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+$990–+$1,530 on a typical job

National: +45%

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+$330–+$510 on a typical job

National: +15% (sourced as a range — this is its midpoint)

Want this on your website?

Send yourself this setup and we’ll follow up about running it on your site, with your pricing, and the people who fill it out going to your inbox.

Nothing here is saved unless you send it to yourself. Refresh and it resets.