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 — 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.