Create a site

Getting started with Wirechunk

You can create and review a website before paying for site service. Start with the business details you want customers to understand, then use the draft to check the result.

Create your account and site

  1. Open the Wirechunk app, sign up, and verify your email.
  2. Choose to create a site and start the guided conversation.
  3. Describe your services, audience, service area, and how customers should contact you.
  4. Answer follow-up questions and review the site the AI creates.

An existing website, notes about your services, and common customer questions can help you explain the business. Check factual claims, prices, contact information, and credentials before publishing them.

Review the draft

Open your site from My sites. The workspace includes Pages, Posts, Forms, Assets, Header & footer, and Settings. You can ask the AI for changes or edit records directly.

Choose Preview to browse the draft. Read it as a customer would: find a service, check the area you cover, and look at the inquiry form. Preview forms are read-only; test real submissions after publication.

Open Readiness to inspect validation and site checks. Resolve publishing errors, such as a missing page referenced by navigation or a form without text in the page’s language. Learn about previews and publishing.

Prepare the practical details

Configure the form’s confirmation and delivery destinations. Add your logo and review navigation. If you will use a custom domain, start with the instructions in custom domains. You can also invite a teammate through Sharing.

Publish the first version

Choose Publish. If site service is not active, the account owner needs to add a payment method and activate it. An eligible account receives one three-day trial; after it ends, active sites cost $15 USD per month each.

Saving a payment method alone does not publish the site. Complete the activation and publishing flow, then open the live address. Check the pages and submit a clearly labeled test inquiry to verify its confirmation and delivery.

Continue editing in the draft when you need another change. Your published version remains available until you publish an update.