Five AI teammates who never clock off. They answer your visitors, catch bugs before customers do, keep you findable on Google and ChatGPT, and publish researched blog posts every week — all reporting into one portal you actually understand.
Leads, findings, drafts and spend — no chasing four separate vendors for four separate reports.
Nothing dramatic happens. A form quietly breaks. A plugin goes stale. Your competitor publishes twice a week and you publish twice a year. Six months later you're wondering where the enquiries went.
Most enquiries happen outside office hours. A visitor with a question and no answer doesn't wait — they open a competitor's tab and you never hear about it.
An expired certificate, a broken checkout, an outdated plugin with a known exploit. You usually find out from a customer — or from Google quietly demoting you.
Everyone knows they should publish consistently. Almost nobody does — it's the first thing dropped when the week gets busy, and search rankings follow it down.
Not one generic bot pretending to do everything. Each teammate owns a single job — and a team lead makes sure they keep getting better at it.
Max doesn't scan, write, or chat. He reviews mistakes flagged across the team, works out the real underlying pattern, and turns each one into a lesson the whole team keeps — so the same mistake doesn't happen twice.
Trained on your own site content, so she answers about your business — not generic chatbot filler. Her name, photo, and personality are yours to set.
A 30-year full-stack developer and security engineer's checklist, run automatically every morning. Fixes only what's provably safe; everything else goes to a human.
Classic SEO plus the new frontier: making sure ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity can actually read, understand, and cite your site when someone asks about your industry.
Researches your market and competitors online first, finds the gap nobody's covering, then writes the post. Every draft waits for your approval before it goes anywhere.
No dashboards to babysit, no daily logins required. You'll hear from us when something actually needs you.
We train Cara on your site content and give her a name and photo. Sam, Rae, and Will get pointed at your site. FTP access is optional — only needed for the deepest code-level checks.
Cara replies the moment a visitor arrives. Sam scans daily, Rae weekly, Will writes weekly. Each one fixes or drafts what's safe and flags everything else for a human.
One portal shows leads, findings, drafts, and exactly what you've spent against your plan. Nothing risky — or public — ever happens without you seeing it first.
No vague onboarding. Here's the real sequence.
Pick a plan, create your login, and you're inside the portal immediately. You'll see the empty dashboard your team is about to start filling.
We crawl your site to train Cara, give her a name and photo, and hand you a one-line embed snippet. Sam runs his first full scan and you get the baseline report — often the first time anyone's audited the site in years.
Cara begins answering real visitors. Every lead she captures lands in your portal and your inbox the moment it happens.
Rae's first weekly pass tells you where you stand on classic search and whether AI answer engines can read and cite you at all — the part most agencies still aren't checking.
Will delivers your plan's weekly batch, each one researched against your real competitors. Review, approve, publish — or send one back. Nothing goes live without you.
No replatforming, no rebuild. Your team plugs into your existing site.
Cara installs with a single <script> tag. Everything else runs from our side — nothing to host, nothing to maintain.
The whole system is built around one rule: anything that changes what the public sees needs a human to say yes.
Every blog post, every code change, every lesson Max writes waits for a person to click approve. Only a narrow, provably-safe set of fixes ever happen automatically.
FTP and publishing credentials are encrypted before they touch our database and are never displayed back in any dashboard — not even to us.
Flat monthly price, and your portal shows live usage against your included allowance. Go over and nothing stops — we just flag it and talk to you.
Every scan, every finding, every draft, every fix is timestamped and kept in your portal. You can always see exactly what happened and when.
Most businesses solve these four problems with four separate vendors — or, more often, don't solve them at all.
| What you need | Doing it separately | Wardix |
|---|---|---|
| 24/7 visitor response | Live-chat tool + staff to man it | Cara, included |
| Security monitoring | Security plugin or retainer | Sam, daily |
| SEO audits | Agency retainer, monthly at best | Rae, weekly |
| AI answer-engine visibility | Almost nobody offers this yet | Rae, included |
| Blog content | Freelance writer, per-article | Will, 4–12 a week |
| Quality getting better over time | Only if you chase every vendor | Max, continuously |
| Where it all lives | Four logins, four invoices | One portal, one bill |
Every plan includes all five teammates. What changes is how much content you get and how much usage is covered.
All plans billed monthly · Cancel anytime · Need something custom? Talk to us
The things people actually ask before saying yes.
Ward<script> tag in your site's template — that's the whole install. Everything else (training her on your content, giving her a name and photo) happens on our side before you go live, and you can change her personality any time from your portal.Pick a plan and you'll be inside your portal in under a minute. Setup happens on our side — you don't touch a thing.