Your growth has a ceiling. It's called endpoints per tech.
Every account you add means more agents to manage, more patch nights, more reimages, more trucks rolled, and eventually, another technician you can't find or can't afford. Scylos removes the work, not just the cost.
From ~200 to ~1,200 as the per-endpoint work disappears. Model it on your own book.
Remove the work, not just the cost.
A persistent operating system accumulates everything, files, configuration, credentials, malware, drift, so you bolt on agents to watch it, patch it, and clean up after it. Scylos takes the OS off the endpoint: the device boots clean from a ~3 MB stateless substrate every session, runs only what it's told, and resets to known-good. The agent stack isn't reduced, it's eliminated, because the condition that required it is gone.
Margin without touching your price
Hold the price and margin climbs ~$60/seat/month; or cut the client's bill to win the deal and still earn more. Ranges only, the calculator personalizes.
Walk the argument
The treadmill
You're running a Windows life-support business.
Why the agents exist
Every agent exists because the endpoint keeps state.
Resilience for your book
When the industry goes down, your customers stay up.
Margin per seat
When the work disappears, so does your cost of goods.
The scaling lever
One tech. Up to 6× the endpoints.
Margin & capacity calculator
Run the math on your book.
The deal: flat $7 a device
You keep the services margin.
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.