For MSPs & IT service providers
Every client renewal season, the same email: “our insurance needs policies… help?”
Stop writing policies from scratch at 11 PM. License the whole Surable system (assessments, the full document pack, the application mapping) under your brand, for every client you have.
White-label license
$1,499/year
- Unlimited client use of the full document pack
- Your branding on every deliverable
- Co-branded Readiness Check widget for your website
- Content refreshed as carrier requirements shift
- Founding MSP pricing locked at renewal
Two client engagements pay for the year. Five licenses is our entire founding MSP cohort, and direct access to the Surable team comes with it.
How MSPs use it
Three ways this earns its keep
The renewal rescue
Client forwards you a carrier's supplemental questionnaire in a panic. You run the assessment, hand them the gap list, and deliver the exact documents, branded to your shop, in a day.
The QBR upsell
The co-branded Readiness Check on your site (and in your QBR deck) turns “you should really have policies” into a scored, prioritized project the client asks you to run.
The stickiness layer
Clients whose security documentation lives on your letterhead don't shop around at renewal. The annual refresh cycle gives you a built-in touchpoint.
Founding MSP cohort
Talk to the Surable team directly
Five founding licenses. Tell us about your shop (client count, verticals, how you handle this today) and we'll set up a walkthrough.
FAQ
Questions, answered directly
What exactly does white-label mean here?+
Your logo and firm name on the delivered documents and the client-facing Readiness Check widget. Clients experience it as your service; Surable maintains the content engine behind it.
Is there a per-client fee?+
No. One flat annual license, unlimited clients within your MSP's active customer base.
Can we edit the documents before delivering them?+
Yes. Everything ships editable. Most MSPs add client-specific details from their own stack documentation. The application-mapping guide includes notes on which sections carriers scrutinize, so your techs know what not to water down.
Does this make us responsible for a client's insurance outcome?+
The materials are general information templates, not insurance advice, and the license includes the same disclaimers for your client deliverables. Your MSA still governs your client relationship. Many MSPs pair this with their own E&O coverage, as they already do for advisory work.