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Selling your MSP

What changes when your company joins the group.

Step away completely or stay involved. We structure the deal around what works for you and your team, and we put it in plain terms.

PATH 01

Sell the company

We buy the business. You decide how long you stay through the transition, and when you step away.

This fits if

  • You want a clean exit and a fair price for what you built.
  • You want your clients and your people looked after when you go.
  • You want the timing of your exit to be your decision.

How it works

We buy the company. You set how long you stay through the transition, and we plan the handover of every client and every relationship with you before anything moves.

PATH 02

Hand over your book

Ready to wind down rather than sell? Your clients move to us on a schedule you set, and you are paid for the clients who stay.

This fits if

  • You are ready to stop, and selling the whole company is more than you need.
  • You want your clients in good hands, not left to find someone new.
  • You want to wind down on your own schedule.

How it works

You wind down; your clients move to the operating company that fits them, with a clean handover, on a schedule you set. You are paid for the clients who stay. Our post on shutting down an MSP without selling it covers what a good wind-down involves.

PATH 03

Stay on with the team

Move your clients over and keep working with them, in a role at Boston Managed IT or Southwest Florida IT.

This fits if

  • You like the work and your clients, and are tired of running the business around it.
  • You want a bigger bench and a real back office behind you.
  • You want to keep the relationships you built.

How it works

Your clients move onto our platform and you keep working with them, in a role at Boston Managed IT or Southwest Florida IT. Billing, HR, procurement, and vendor management stop being your problem.

What joining means

What changes, and what does not.

YOUR NAME

Case by case

A larger firm can keep its own name as a company in the group. A smaller book usually moves onto Boston Managed IT or Southwest Florida IT. We decide that together.

YOUR PEOPLE AND CLIENTS

Kept, and planned for

Owners who join keep their people and their client relationships. The proposal says in writing what happens to each client and each person on your team.

THE BACK OFFICE

Shared operations

Billing, HR, procurement, and vendor management move to us, so the team can focus on clients.

THE TECHNOLOGY

A platform that carries the load

Our own platform, including the AI systems that run our ticket triage and reporting, replaces the tool sprawl and manual work that holds most MSPs back.

Where we buy

Three regions.

New England, the Great Lakes (Michigan, Wisconsin, Illinois, and Indiana), and Florida’s Gulf Coast, where our operating companies can look after your clients properly.

Not private equity. We are owners, not investors on a timeline. There is no hold period and no plan to flip the group to the next buyer, so decisions get made on what serves clients over the long run.
GROUP FOOTPRINT2 operating companies
NEW ENGLANDGREAT LAKESGULF COAST Boston Managed ITWaltham, MASouthwest Florida ITVenice, FL
operating companywhere we buy
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