Pilot
A small number of design partners. No price tag yet.
Morris runs inside Wild Interactive every day. The next step is running him inside a few agencies that look like us, with people who will tell us the truth. We are not selling seats; we are looking for partners to prove the loop with.
Who it's for
- A software or digital agency, roughly 5–20 people
- Running on Slack, GitHub, and Linear or Jira
- An owner or lead who is currently the router — every client request goes through them first
- Willing to talk honestly about what worked and what didn't
Who it's not for
- Teams with no tracker — Morris needs somewhere for work to live
- Anyone wanting a bot that sends to clients without a human in the loop
- Enterprise procurement. This is a small pilot with a small company.
What a pilot involves
Four things. None of them a contract.
01
Concierge onboarding, by Wild
We connect the tools and sit with you while Morris learns how your company works — projects, people, clients, what matters. Onboard an operator, don't configure an automation. No forms to fill in, no flows to draw.
02
The bounded client-request loop
The ten steps on the how-it-works page, on real requests from real clients, in your real tools. That loop and nothing wider. Scope grows when the evidence says it should.
03
External sends approval-gated. Always.
Every message to a client waits for one of your people. Same for money and production. The trust charter is agreed in writing before Morris reads anything.
04
A regular, short check-in
What Morris did, what he got wrong, what he asked about that he shouldn't have — and the other way round. You can stop at any point.
On cost: we haven't priced Morris and we won't invent a number to put on a page. Design partners help us learn what he is worth; commercial terms are a conversation at the end of the pilot, with real results on the table.
Interest
Tell us a little about your agency.
Two minutes. We read every one and reply personally.
Or book a conversation