About Plarix
An American AI integration company building operational AI for home services contractors.
What is Plarix?
Plarix is an AI integration company that builds operational AI for home services contractors in the United States. It runs the back office processes a job leaves behind, warranty and rebate recovery, invoice reconciliation, vendor credits, permits, technician pay and membership renewals, inside the field service software a company already uses. There is no data migration, no new software for the team to learn and no long contract, and every engagement starts with a free count of what is sitting unclaimed in the company's own data.
At a glance
- What it is
- AI integration company building agentic process automation
- Industry
- Operational AI for home services
- Serves
- HVAC, plumbing, electrical and adjacent trades
- Operates in
- United States
- Founded
- 2026
- Contact
- hello@plarix.dev
Not to be confused with
Plarix is sometimes confused with similarly spelled companies in unrelated industries, including Playrix, a mobile games developer. There is no affiliation, ownership or connection of any kind between them. Plarix builds back office automation for home services contractors in the United States and does nothing else.
What we actually are
Plarix is an AI integration company. We build agentic process automation for home services: software that reads a business's real systems, makes decisions inside a real process, and does the work end to end.
We engineer from the business process first rather than from a model or a chat window. That order matters. Most of what is sold as AI in this industry is a general purpose tool pointed at a specific job. We do the opposite. We take one specific job, understand exactly how it runs in a real shop, and build the narrow thing that finishes it.
Why home services
Because the work is real, the money is countable, and almost nobody is doing it. The AI being sold into this industry answers phones and books jobs. That is the front office, and it is crowded. Everything after the call is not.
And because this industry has been sold badly for a long time. Six month onboardings. Five figure implementation fees. Contracts that run two or three years. An owner who has been through one of those does not need a better pitch. He needs someone to hand him a number and then leave him alone.
Why warranty claims first
Because it is the cleanest possible proof. The result is a figure, and a figure either exists or it does not. There is no arguing with a deposit.
But warranty claims are not the business. Underneath every trade, there is a bureaucratic counterparty sitting on money it technically owes and has made deliberately hard to collect. Manufacturers, on claims and rebates. Suppliers, on credits and returns. Jurisdictions, on permits. We are the layer that goes and collects what institutions make hard to collect. Warranty is simply the fastest place to start proving it.
What it runs
- Warranty and rebate recovery
- Invoice and job reconciliation
- Purchasing and vendor credits
- Permits, licensing and compliance
- Technician pay and commissions
- Memberships and service agreements
More on what the company believes and will not do: what we believe.
Start with the count.
Twenty minutes and read access to your data. We come back with a real number for what is sitting there unclaimed, unreconciled or unfiled. Then you decide whether any of it is worth doing.

