We build, run, and own the AI ops
your service business keeps explaining to a vendor.
Wirewright ships voice agents, chatbots, document workflows, and internal ops tools to owners who are cash-rich and AI-illiterate. Every project starts with a paid diagnostic, ships in under thirty days, and rolls into a managed retainer that answers the same five questions a thousand times a month — so you do not have to.
Four builds. One retainer that owns the outcome.
Every project starts with a paid diagnostic that puts a number on the workflow being replaced — calls answered, leads booked, hours returned — and ships a working build in under thirty days.
A receptionist that does not cost $4,000 a month.
Routes, qualifies, books, and warms the next call. Handles the after-hours window that is currently leaking into voicemail. Live in days, not quarters.
A paid audit that writes a number down before anyone writes a prompt.
- Step 01
Sit with the workflow.
Three to five calls with the front desk, the back office, and the owner. The workflow being replaced gets named.
- Step 02
Run the instrumented week.
A short live trial — sample calls, sample transcripts, sample intake — so the diagnostic reports numbers, not opinions.
- Step 03
Put a number on the table.
The diagnostic delivers a written summary: the metric the build will move, the cost it returns against the build, and the build it would take to move it.
The build rolls into a managed retainer that owns the outcome.
Call volume shifts. California writes a new AI disclosure rule. The prompt drifts. The retainer keeps the dashboard honest — and the owner’s number on it.
The outcome is checked at six, twelve, and twenty-four months — not promised.
Most agencies write a launch press release and leave. We hand the owner a written report against the metric the diagnostic named — at each of these checkpoints.
- Launch
- 6 months
- 12 months
- 24 months
Has the build held the line we agreed on — and where is it bleeding?
Has the number the diagnostic named actually moved, and by how much?
Has the system survived call-volume shifts, regulation, and a staff change?
The questions owners actually ask us.
Book the diagnostic. Bring the workflow you keep explaining to a vendor.
A short email is enough: the workflow, the team that runs into it, and the rough size of the number behind it. The diagnostic costs less than the proposal you would otherwise read.
We do not resell a platform, white-label a wrapper, or pitch ‘AI transformation’. We sell specific operational numbers, and back them six, twelve, and twenty-four months after launch.
A small founder-led team. A deliberately narrow set of verticals.