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The MSP model is built on managing machines. Scylos changes the machine.

Managed services is a great business with a structural flaw: your cost and your risk both scale with every endpoint you take on. Scylos removes the stateful endpoint that drives the work, so MSPs and MSSPs can grow margin, capacity, and resilience at the same time. We also work with leading technology and channel partners, including Accenture, Microsoft (Windows 365), AuthX, and Island.

The MSP model

You sell outcomes. You're priced on labor.

MSPs and MSSPs promise uptime, security, and a managed fleet, then deliver it with a stack of agents and a team of technicians. Every new account adds endpoints, and every endpoint adds agents to license, patches to apply, drift to remediate, and trucks to roll. The model works, but it scales the wrong things: cost and risk grow in lockstep with revenue.

The market

A large, growing market with a hard ceiling

Endpoints per tech on Scylos ZeroCore
Up to 6×
Endpoints per tech today
Capped

Demand for managed endpoints keeps rising, but growth is bounded by endpoints per technician, and skilled techs are the scarcest, most expensive input you have.

Where the model is weak

The four pressure points every MSP feels

Labor doesn't scale

Patch nights, reimaging, and truck rolls grow with every seat. You can't hire your way out, the technicians aren't there.

Margin erodes with growth

Resold tooling carries thin markup and the labor behind it eats the rest. Bigger book, thinner per-seat margin.

Risk concentrates on you

You hold the keys to every client's fleet. One bad agent update or one breached endpoint becomes your incident across every account.

Resilience is borrowed

Your uptime depends on vendors' agents behaving. When the industry has a bad day, it's your phones that ring.

Costs

Most of your cost of goods exists to manage state.

EDR, AV, RMM, MDM, patch tooling, SIEM ingest, backup, the agent stack is there because the endpoint keeps state, and the labor is there to keep that state healthy. None of it grows your business; all of it grows with every seat. Take the persistent OS off the endpoint and the stack isn't trimmed, it's eliminated, because the condition that required it is gone.

Margin per seat

What happens to cost of goods

Total COGS per seat with Scylos
~$25
Total COGS per seat today
~$84.50

Hold price and watch margin climb, or cut the client's bill to win the deal and still earn more. Ranges only, exact figures live in the MSP calculator.

Control & security risk

Less to manage means less to defend.

Centralized control, your cloud

Switchboard governs every device, policy, and persona from one console inside your own tenant, provision or retire one device or a whole fleet at once.

Nothing to steal at rest

No credentials, profiles, or configuration persist on the endpoint, so there's no standing loot for an attacker to inherit.

Reboot to known-good

No persistent OS to corrupt and no kernel agent to push a bad update into. A Scylos ZeroCore endpoint reboots clean and keeps running.

Smaller blast radius

When the endpoint keeps nothing, a compromised session ends at reset, it doesn't become a fleet-wide incident on your watch.

Why Scylos

Grow the book without growing the work.

Scylos lets you carry far more endpoints per technician, lift margin per seat, and hand your clients resilience you don't have to babysit, all while you keep the services relationship and the recurring revenue. The deal is simple: a flat $7 per device, and you keep the services margin.

See it on your hardware

See the stateless endpoint on your own hardware.

Flash an idle machine into a live endpoint and run your real workloads. You buy no hardware and sign nothing.