The AI Copilot for Electrical Contractors
Stop spending your evenings on estimates. Pilot builds code-compliant quotes by voice — voltage drop, conduit fill, ampacity — while you're still on the ladder.
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Every Electrician Knows These Problems
You got your license to do electrical work — not to wrestle spreadsheets at 9 PM.
NEC Compliance
Code Changes Every 3 Years
NEC 2023 introduced 75+ revisions. Keeping every quote code-compliant while working in the field is a full-time job on top of your full-time job.
Copper Up 40%
Wire Prices Won't Sit Still
Copper and aluminum prices have swung 40% in 18 months. Quote a panel upgrade on Monday with last month's prices and you're eating the difference by Friday.
3+ Hours Per Quote
Panel Upgrades Take All Night
A 200A residential panel upgrade quote means counting breakers, sizing feeders, checking load calcs, pricing materials, and building the estimate — from scratch, every time.
What Pilot Does for Electricians
The same tools you'd build yourself if you had a dev team and 10,000 hours.
Talk Through the Job. Get the Quote.
Walk the panel, describe what you see, and Pilot builds the estimate. "200-amp panel upgrade, 42-space, Square D QO, 150 feet of 2/0 copper." Materials, labor, markup — done.
See Voice AI →Today's Wire Prices. Not Last Month's.
Pilot tracks copper, aluminum, conduit, and fixture pricing in real time. Your quotes reflect what materials actually cost — not what they cost when you last checked.
See Pricing Engine →Code Compliance Built In
Voltage drop? Conduit fill? Ampacity tables? Pilot references NEC 2023 so your estimates meet code requirements without flipping through the codebook on-site.
See AI Help →Know Your Margin Before You Leave
Real-time job costing tracks materials, labor hours, and expenses as they happen. No more "I think we made money on that job" — you know, in real time.
See Profitability →Pilot Speaks Electrician
Not generic 'contractor software' that doesn't know a romex from a raceway.
“Quote a 200-amp panel upgrade for a 2,400 square foot house, Square D QO, 42 spaces, existing service is 100-amp Federal Pacific.”
Panel, breakers, feeder wire, grounding, permit, labor — full line-item estimate generated.
“Add 150 feet of 2/0 copper THWN in 2-inch EMT, four conductors plus ground.”
Materials added with today's copper pricing, conduit fill calculated at 38% (within NEC 40% limit).
“What's the voltage drop on a 200-foot run of #10 copper at 30 amps?”
3.1% voltage drop — within NEC 210.19(A) recommendation of 5% total.
Pilot's Voice AI understands electrical terminology, NEC references, manufacturer part numbers, and trade shorthand. It's not a chatbot pretending to be useful — it's a quoting engine that happens to listen.
Built for Your Electrical Business
$49/month, everything included. One platform for quoting, dispatch, invoicing, profitability tracking, and QuickBooks sync. Saves 15+ hours per week in admin time — that's $750+ worth of billable hours back in your pocket.
Common Questions from Electricians
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Pilot for Trades is built by people who understand the trades. Get early access, lock in Beta Founder pricing, and help shape the tool that gives electricians their evenings back.
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