You hold your MSP to high standards, and so do your clients. That’s why Infrastructure Protection should be a non-negotiable for engaging your MSP. The top 1% of MSPs don’t sell warranties — they bake critical infrastructure protection into their Master Service Agreement (MSA) instead.
Your clients expect their systems to run uninterrupted. Protecting their hardware is essential to upholding that standard of service.
But selling coverage as an “option” diminishes its value. Instead, show your clients your commitment to high service standards by making coverage non-negotiable as part of your Master Service Agreement.
By requiring Infrastructure Protection and Workstation Assurance as part of your Master Service Agreement, you’ll get:
• Faster hardware recovery times
• Frictionless warranty renewals and extensions
• Increased recurring revenue for your MSP
Infrastructure Protection is an in-app service from Lifecycle Manager that provides streamlined warranty lookups and affordable procurement so you can provide proactive coverage for your clients’ critical assets.
Lifecycle Manager gathers accurate warranty information from 30+ OEMs for standardized protection across unique client environments. You control the markups, so you can be flexible with client rates while still increasing revenue.
For your clients’ workstation hardware, there’s Workstation Assurance, also accessible in-app from Lifecycle Manager for full replacement coverage of your clients’ workstation hardware, including accidental damage.
The top 1% of MSPs are more successful because they don’t sell protection; they require it. With our resources for baking Infrastructure Protection and Workstation Assurance into your MSA, you can too.
“The most important thing for us is that we don’t want there to be any unmet expectations. We start right from the beginning of our relationship with our clients when we tell them, ‘Look, it’s really important that your critical systems — whether it’s hardware or networking devices — have active warranties and service agreements, so that if something happens, we can engage with the vendor to replace or fix that device without having to take on additional cost. It’s in your best interests to have these devices under warranty or extended warranty, or service program if it’s a firewall or networking device.”
Luis Alvarez
President and CEO, Alvarez Technology Group