Deliver studies faster, keep more profit
Your clients don't care which software you used. They care that the study is accurate, delivered on time, and professionally presented. ekx helps you deliver all three — at a fraction of the overhead.
What you get
Desktop tools cost $3K–9K/year per seat. ekx Professional is $149/user/month. That's more money in your pocket.
Load flow updates as you build and short circuit runs in one click. No separate model-build and study-setup phases.
One-click study reports that are ready for client delivery. No formatting in Word.
On-site with the client, at your home office, or traveling. Any browser works.
Manage multiple client projects. Switch between them instantly.
No server to maintain, no software to install and update. Focus on engineering, not IT.
Built for how consultants actually work
Independent consultants and small firms need to move fast, keep costs low, and deliver professional results. ekx is designed for exactly that workflow.
- Start a new client project in minutes, not hours
- Build the model and get results simultaneously
- Export professional reports ready for client delivery
- Manage multiple client projects from one account
Start free. Upgrade when you need more.
Free tier includes 1 project with up to 2 buses. Paid plans start at $27/month for consultants and $149/user/month for unlimited access.
View All PlansFrequently asked questions
ekx uses the IEC 60909 method for short circuit, Newton-Raphson for load flow, and IEEE 1584-2018 for arc flash. Results should be reviewed by the engineer of record, as with any tool.
Yes. Custom title blocks let you add your organization name, drawing number, revision, and engineer of record to exported reports.
ekx plots protection device time-current curves and flags curve pairs that cross or sit too close. It does not apply a full tolerance analysis, so a formal coordination study still needs a separate tool.
Each user gets their own account. Professional at $149/user/month gives unlimited projects and buses. There are no per-project fees or hidden costs.
More profit per study. Less software overhead.
Professional power system analysis at a fraction of the desktop tool price.