Start with a real factory fault, prove the value of Wiresight and expand when your maintenance team is ready.
Wiresight is designed for manufacturing organisations that want to structure fault diagnosis, retain engineering knowledge and support maintenance teams without replacing the systems they already use.
Wiresight is designed around the factory rather than charging for every person who needs occasional access.
Choose a pilot to test the platform on a real recurring fault, then move to an annual site licence when you're ready.
Prices shown exclude VAT. Indicative pricing — subject to requirements.
Test Wiresight using a real recurring equipment fault from your factory.
For individual manufacturing sites that want Wiresight available to their maintenance and engineering teams.
For larger manufacturing sites requiring more users, advanced workflows and greater integration support.
For manufacturing groups that want to standardise engineering knowledge and fault diagnosis across multiple factories.
For larger organisations with complex site structures, integration requirements, security requirements or bespoke deployment needs.
All prices exclude VAT. Larger deployments are quoted individually. Prices are indicative and subject to requirements.
Implementation requirements vary depending on the number of sites, equipment, workflows, integrations and level of engineering knowledge capture required. Implementation may be charged separately.
We are initially working with a limited number of UK manufacturing organisations to develop Wiresight alongside real engineering teams. Founding customers may be eligible for preferential first-year pricing in return for structured product feedback and participation in the Wiresight development programme.
| Feature | Factory Pilot | Factory | Professional | Multi-Site |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Factory / site | 1 | 1 | 1 | Multiple |
| Active engineering users | Up to 5 | Up to 15 | Up to 30 | Subject to requirements |
| Fault diagnosis | ||||
| Electrical troubleshooting | ||||
| PLC troubleshooting | ||||
| Mechanical fault logic | ||||
| Engineering knowledge capture | ||||
| Diagnostic workflows | ✓ (advanced) | ✓ (shared) | ||
| AI maintenance assistance | Where available | Where available | Where available | |
| Reporting | Pilot report | Standard | Advanced | Multi-site |
| CMMS integration | Subject to configuration | Subject to configuration | ||
| Multi-site management | ||||
| Support | Pilot support | Standard | Priority | Priority |
| Account management | Dedicated |
"Where available" and "Subject to configuration" denote features that depend on the current product state or supported connector / API configuration.
Traditional software pricing often charges organisations according to every user. Wiresight is designed around the industrial site, because the value comes from the engineering knowledge, equipment and diagnostic processes being captured and used.
Enter your own figures to estimate the annual engineering and downtime exposure associated with recurring faults. This is an illustrative tool only.
Illustrative estimate based on the information you entered. This calculator is an illustrative planning tool and does not represent a guaranteed saving or financial outcome.
Start with one recurring factory fault. Use the Wiresight Factory Pilot to assess the diagnostic process, capture engineering knowledge and evaluate the software with your maintenance team.
£2,500 one-off + VAT
Bring us a recurring fault from your factory and we'll show you how Wiresight can structure the diagnostic process.
Wiresight is primarily structured around the factory / site rather than charging for every occasional user. User limits depend on the selected plan.
Engineering & safety. Wiresight is an engineering support tool. It does not replace site procedures, risk assessments, competent engineering judgement, manufacturer instructions or statutory safety requirements.
Engineering & safety disclaimer. Wiresight is an engineering support and information tool. It does not replace competent engineering judgement, site safety procedures, safe isolation requirements, manufacturer instructions, risk assessments or applicable legislation. Users remain responsible for ensuring that inspection, testing and repair activities are performed safely and by appropriately competent personnel.