We got tired of watching small companies either duct-tape together spreadsheet macros, or get quoted enterprise pricing for tools they'd use a fraction of. So we built the smaller version.
Before WiredCache, the people building it were the ones stitching together spreadsheet exports, cron jobs, and a Python script somebody wrote once and everyone was afraid to touch. The big data automation platforms are built for teams with a dedicated data engineer to run them. Most small companies don't have that person.
So WiredCache is built to get a small team from raw data to a running, scheduled workflow without hiring anyone new, and without a sales process that takes longer than the workflow itself.
Four rules that keep WiredCache from turning into the enterprise tool we were avoiding.
If a feature only makes sense for a company with a dedicated data team, it probably doesn’t belong in WiredCache.
Workflows should handle cleaning and moving data, so people spend their time on decisions, not exports.
Real prices on the pricing page, no sales call required to find out what something costs.
We’re a small company, but we don’t treat encryption or access control as optional.
WiredCache is built and supported by a small team that answers its own support email, which is why the roadmap tracks what small teams actually ask for.
We’re a small, remote team. No regional offices, no enterprise sales floor.
Small and mid-size companies that need to automate data work but don’t have, and don’t want to hire, a dedicated data engineering team.
WiredCache is bootstrapped and revenue-funded, which is a big part of why the pricing is what it is.
Small enough that if you email support, a person who helped build the product answers.
Not really. The person who answers your email is usually the same person who can also answer a technical question.
Mostly from support conversations and trial feedback. Being small means we can act on that fast.
That's the plan. Being bootstrapped means we grow at the pace our customers pay for, not the pace investors expect.
Yes, and it’s read by someone who can actually build it. Send it to hello@wiredcache.com.
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