RouteStudy
RouteStudy

Route a pipeline corridor in an afternoon, not a quarter.

Watch a route study build itself - or start your own.

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01 — Corridor

Two points and a study area.

02 — Data

Parcels, roads, rail, waterways, terrain — statewide, already staged.

03 — Alternatives

Four routes, solved and scored against each other.

04 — Crossings

Every crossing called — trenchless or open cut, with the rule that decided it.

05 — Profile

Ground, pipe and cover along the alignment.

06 — Deliverables

Yours to take into your own drawings.

ShapefileGeoJSONKMLExcel schedulePDF memoClass 5 estimate

See it work on a real corridor.

What comes back ↓

STA 000+00 / 243+00

What comes back

A study, not a line on a map

Four scored alternatives

A balanced route, one that minimizes new acquisition, one that minimizes length, and one that minimizes conflicts - so you are comparing tradeoffs instead of accepting a single answer.

A crossing schedule

Every road, rail, waterway and utility crossing, stationed, with a trenchless-or-open-cut call on each one and the rule that decided it.

A concept-level cost estimate

Line-itemed and escalated to your construction year, on rates derived from published TxDOT bid tabs, banded as an AACE Class 5 screening estimate and labelled as one.

A vertical profile

Ground, pipe and cover along the alignment - gravity inverts and manholes on a sewer, or depth of cover and valve locations on a pressure line.

All of it exports: routes and crossings as shapefile, GeoJSON or KML, the schedule as Excel, and a written memo as PDF.

Data

Built on the same public sources you would pull by hand

Roadway centerlines and right-of-way from TxDOT. Parcel boundaries with appraisal-district ownership from the statewide parcel fabric (TxGIO / StratMap). Wetlands from the USFWS National Wetlands Inventory, hydrography from USGS, floodplain from FEMA, terrain from USGS 3DEP.

Utility and easement data is inherently project-specific and often security-sensitive, so it never comes from a central database - it comes from your project, and it stays there. More on how a route is scored.

Coverage

Texas today - and where we go next

RouteStudy runs statewide in Texas right now. Every other state is shaded by how far its data assessment has got: which parcel, cost and environmental sources exist, how current they are, and what a study there would still be missing. Hover a state to see what we found.

Map of the United States shaded by how complete RouteStudy's coverage is in each state. Texas is live; every other state is in data assessment or not started.
Not startedData verifiedLive

Green means you can run a study there today. Everything short of green is assessment, not availability - if your corridor crosses a state we have not built yet, tell us, because customer demand is what sets the order.

Pricing

Priced per study, billed monthly

Discovery

$695/mo

2 studies a month

Pro

$2,950/mo

10 studies a month, shared across a team

Enterprise

$6,000+/mo

Unlimited studies

Every plan runs the full engine - the tiers differ by how many studies a month and whether a team shares them, not by what a study contains. Enterprise starts at $6,000 and depends on scope; talk to us.

See it work on a real corridor.