Agency
Add managed IT to an existing client relationship.
White-label managed IT / partner channel
Your brand,
still in front.
You own the relationship. We provide managed IT and Microsoft 365 delivery behind the name your clients already trust.
Partner routing sheetWL / CA
Client sees Your brand Relationship / voice / commercial terms
Behind the brand Delivery layer IT / Microsoft 365 / baseline routines
One client experience. Two clearly assigned roles.
Fit check
Built for firms that already own the client conversation.
VAR
Extend projects and licensing into ongoing stewardship.
Consultancy
Offer recurring delivery without presenting another provider to your client.
Delivery model / 01
A clean line between your client work and our delivery work.
No disguised ownership claims and no competing retail identity in the engagement. The working split is defined before delivery begins.
You keep
The front of the relationship
- Your name and client relationship
- Your commercial terms and invoicing
- Your account strategy and client voice
We provide
The managed delivery layer
- Remote support workflow
- Microsoft 365 stewardship routines
- Endpoint and security-baseline work by service band
Not the right door for a direct IT buyer? This site is for agencies, VARs, and consultants building a partner-led offer.
Service bands / 02
Two clear starting points for your offer.
Reference pricing is shown in CAD per user, per month. Your client-facing scope, price, and agreement remain yours to define.
01
Essential
$39CAD
user / month
A core delivery band for ongoing IT and Microsoft 365 stewardship.
- Core IT and M365 stewardship
- Branded ticket intake
- Defined escalation path
02
Plus
$49CAD
user / month
A broader band when baseline security review is part of your offer.
- Everything in Essential
- Security-baseline routines
- Review cadence and partner escalation
Final scope, onboarding, responsibilities, and any service commitments are agreed during partner qualification—not assumed from this page.
Fit decision / 03
A stronger first conversation starts with four clear answers.
You do not need a finished service design. You should be able to describe the relationship you want to protect and the delivery gap you need to close.
Who do you serve?
Name the kinds of organizations and users your offer is built for, without sharing private client information.
What do you own today?
Outline the services, account responsibilities, tools, and client conversations already handled by your team.
Where is the gap?
Identify the recurring work or capacity constraint that makes a delivery partner worth considering.
What must stay yours?
Be explicit about brand, communication, commercial control, and any boundary your client experience depends on.
Probably not a fit: a direct buyer seeking an MSP under our name, a request for unqualified universal coverage, or an offer that depends on commitments before scope is reviewed.