Doxel
Doxel is a computer-vision construction progress platform that ingests BIM from the customer, captures weekly hard-hat 360 walk videos, and quantifies work-in-place by trade and system for plan-versus-actual schedule and cost control.
Doxel???s public workflow starts with handing off BIM so the vendor can prepare analytics without extra VDC load on your staff, targets onboarding in about two weeks in marketing copy, then relies on normal site walks recorded with a helmet-mounted 360 camera. Uploaded video feeds models that estimate installed quantities and compare them to schedule and scope at component and trade granularity.
The About page publishes scale figures such as more than three billion square feet of tracked construction, eighteen of the top thirty U.S. general contractors by volume, and more than one hundred data center projects, plus a stated fifty-seven million dollars in funding and backers named Insight Partners and Andreessen Horowitz (Doxel, 2026). Homepage tiles add headline outcomes like roughly eleven percent faster delivery, about sixteen percent monthly cash-flow savings, and a large reduction in time spent reporting progress, all labeled as marketing averages rather than guarantees.
Testimonials reference OAC-style reviews with owners and CFOs, manpower planning from measured production rates, and catching out-of-sequence work before it drives rework. Portfolio views pitch a single pane for many jobs, which matters for national builders and hyperscale programs.
Pricing is demo-led on reviewed pages. Confirm camera hardware kits, data retention, model formats supported, union job rules for recording, and how Doxel validates quantities against your cost codes before you bind a program.
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Pros and cons
Pros
- Tight coupling between BIM, field video, and quantified progress
- Strong named customer logos and sector stats on the About page
- Helmet capture fits indoor and congested sites where drones cannot fly
Cons
- Requires consistent walk patterns and change management with field crews
- Marketing averages may not match your first project until the model tunes
- No public per-square-foot pricing in reviewed materials
Key features
BIM onboarding: Vendor-side preparation from customer models with a stated sub-two-week start target.
Hard-hat 360 capture: Field walks recorded with a mounted camera rather than drone-only coverage.
Work-in-place analytics: Computer vision measures installed work by trade, system, and stage.
Delay forecasting: Marketing describes projections from historical production rates to adjust plans.
Portfolio view: Unified oversight narrative for many concurrent projects.
Stakeholder reporting: Customer quotes highlight executive-friendly visual progress summaries.
Pricing
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No public list pricing on doxel.ai pages reviewed 2026-04-11.
Frequently asked questions
What BIM formats does Doxel accept?
Copy says to send BIM and that Doxel handles prep. List your authoring tools, federated models, and LOD expectations in the pilot charter.
Do crews need special training?
Walks are described as normal site rounds with a helmet camera. Still plan for safety briefings, privacy rules, and union recording policies.
How does Doxel compare to drone-only vendors?
Doxel emphasizes interior and trade-level video analytics rather than orthomosaic earthwork. Pick based on whether your risk is vertical production, not grading volumes.
Can Doxel integrate with P6 or Procore?
Schedule comparisons are central to the story. Ask integration engineers for live connectors, file exchange, and owner dashboards during evaluation.
What funding backs Doxel?
The About page names Insight Partners and Andreessen Horowitz alongside a fifty-seven million dollar funding figure. Use that for vendor stability checks.
Is progress data objective?
Testimonials stress objectivity versus manual percent-complete guesses. Validate by spot-checking quantities against your QC surveys for a control area.
How do I buy Doxel?
Calls to action point to demo requests. Scope cameras, square footage, project count, and support hours in the statement of work.