From a conversation to a published website
Describe your business to Wirechunk and review the website draft it produces. Ask for changes or edit directly, then see the result before anything goes live.
Creating, reviewing, and editing are free. When you are ready to publish, add a payment method and start your account’s free three-day trial. After the trial, each active site costs $15 per month.
1. Tell Wirechunk about your business
Choose Create a site, sign up, and start the guided conversation. Explain what you offer, whom you serve, where you work, and how customers should get in touch. Bring the details you normally share in the first conversation with a prospective customer.
You do not need finished website copy. Notes about your services, process, and common questions are a useful starting point. If you have an existing site, share it as part of explaining what to keep and what should change.
The more specific the information, the more useful the first draft can be. Service boundaries, pricing conditions, customer-service languages, and contact preferences all help shape the site.
2. Review the website as a customer would
Read the pages and check the facts. Make sure a visitor can understand the services, find the area you cover, and identify the next step. Review images, navigation, and the questions on each inquiry form.
Ask Wirechunk’s built-in AI to make changes, or edit the content yourself. You can work on the draft until it describes the business accurately. Changes remain in the draft while the published version stays in place.
Open a preview to inspect the pages and forms. Review the saved editing history, and undo an action if you need to reverse it. The point of the review is to decide what you want customers to see before publishing it.
3. Set up the practical details
Connect the forms to the people who will handle inquiries. You can use email notifications, a named integration, or a webhook. Write a confirmation that tells the customer what to expect after submitting a request.
Add the languages you need, connect your analytics tools, and prepare your domain. Invite teammates if someone else will help maintain the site. You can delegate billing access separately from content editing.
4. Publish when you are ready
Add a payment method and activate the site for publishing. An eligible account begins its three-day trial when its first site is activated. Publish the reviewed draft to make that version available to visitors. Wirechunk hosts the live website as part of the service, so you do not need a separate web host.
Wirechunk generates the site’s technical structure, including SEO metadata, structured data, Markdown output, and the interfaces used by agents. Your published pages and forms become the information and actions available on the live site.
5. Keep working on the site as the business changes
Use the built-in AI or direct edits to update a service, add a blog post, change a form, or revise your contact information. Review the draft and publish the update when it is ready.
You can also connect your own AI agent through Wirechunk’s MCP server or use a browser agent through WebMCP. That agent works with your account permissions and the same drafts, previews, and publishing operations. It gives you another way to manage the site from the tools you already use.
Your agent manages the site. A customer’s agent uses it.
There are two different conversations involved. You can ask an agent to create a page or change your business hours. A customer can ask their agent to research your services and send an inquiry.
The public website gives customer agents access to published information and forms. Managing the website requires authorized access to your Wirechunk account or site. Your customers can use the website without becoming site editors.