
5x5 Technologies
6/10Platform Five is a digital twin and asset intelligence platform for telecom tower owners. It turns drone and LiDAR scans into 3D models and analytics.
Data last updated November 2026 · Our methodology
Overview
5x5 Technologies is based in St. Petersburg, Florida. Its product, Platform Five, gives wireless infrastructure owners a software and services platform for their towers, rooftops and ground compounds. The workflow runs from Scan to Model, Analyze, Integrate and Automate. Site data comes from drone and LiDAR surveys, which can be flown by the customer's own crews, third-party pilots or 5x5 staff, or from asset files the customer already has. 5x5 then builds 3D digital twins it describes as engineering grade. From those models it extracts structure measurements, loading, antenna angles, condition, equipment inventory, mount and tenancy data, and pre/post comparisons. AI analysis is reviewed by technicians, a human-in-the-loop approach. Platform Five also handles self-service colocation applications, triggers business processes, and exports 2D drawings and BIM. Version 5.1 added Synthetic Twins, which build a baseline model from existing portfolio data without a drone flight. A September 2026 partnership with Sitetracker presents this as a way to digitize whole portfolios at up to 85 percent less than traditional site modeling. 5x5 lists integrations with Salesforce, ServiceNow, Jira, IBM, Autodesk, Esri, Oracle and Microsoft through enterprise APIs with bi-directional data sync. Pricing is not published; buyers have to book a demo. The platform suits tower companies and carriers best, and to a lesser extent utilities and government. Its main limitation is how narrow it is: it is built around telecom towers, not general plant maintenance. It also has a small team and almost no independent user reviews, so buyers have little outside evidence to go on.
Our Rating
AI Software5.9/10
Industrial & Infrastructure Software6.1/10
Who 5x5 Technologies is best for
Best software for EnterpriseGood fit
It is aimed at large tower portfolios and offers enterprise API integrations with systems such as ServiceNow and Oracle.
Less suited
Third-party pilots can capture the site data that the platform turns into models.
It exports 2D drawings and BIM, and its history includes applications for AEC firms.
Utilities are named as a market, but the product is centered on telecom towers.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Covers the whole tower workflow, from drone or LiDAR capture through 3D modeling, analytics and automated business processes.
- Synthetic Twins can model a whole portfolio without new drone flights, and the Sitetracker announcement claims costs up to 85 percent lower.
- Technicians review the AI output (human-in-the-loop) rather than leaving it as unreviewed black-box automation.
- Lists integrations with Salesforce, ServiceNow, Jira, Esri, Autodesk and Oracle, with bi-directional data sync.
Cons
- Pricing is not published, so buyers have to book a demo to get a quote.
- Built mainly for telecom towers, so it does not fit general industrial maintenance.
- A small company with fewer than 50 staff, and almost no independent user reviews.
Key Features
5x5 Technologies Pricing
Platform Five (custom)
- Enterprise API integrations
- 3D digital twins and analytics
- Pricing on request through a demo
- Drone and LiDAR data capture services
Frequently Asked Questions
No. Data can come from your own crews, third-party pilots or 5x5 staff, or from asset files you already have. Synthetic Twins build a model from existing portfolio data without a flight.
5x5 lists Salesforce, ServiceNow, Jira, IBM, Autodesk, Esri, Oracle and Microsoft, connected through enterprise APIs with bi-directional data sync. A 2026 partnership also embeds its Synthetic Twins in Sitetracker.
Pricing is not published; you book a demo to get a quote.
The company pledges not to share customer data with competitors, not to hold data hostage, and not to use it for AI or ML training without authorization.
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