Owners searching for IT support in your city find you
Map pack, organic and AI answers for IT support plus your city.
More assessments booked and more seats under contract, without a national MSP retainer, prices printed first.
A search on a phone
Your website
An assessment booked
Under contract
Illustration of the path from a search to a signed managed services agreement.
What an MSP owner runs into shopping for marketing, and the Ziwi figure beside it.
Three top row figures are words, since nobody measured them: "not published" is what MSP-only agencies show for a price, "weeks" is a change stuck in a ticket queue, "referrals only" is where owners say contracts come from. Every Ziwi figure under the rule is published on this site today.
Pick the part you are actually buying.
An MSP site in three days, free with hosting.
Managed services, backup, security, cloud, plan tiers.
A page per service line, response time on it.
$99, or $299 with an article. Edits in 24 hours.
After discovery, approvals and handover. The $2,500 build fee is waived when the plan is kept 12 months.
Search ads on day two, a report every week.
Google, Meta, call and form tracking, company owned.
What an owner types when the server is down.
Nights and weekends. None hits voicemail.
Assessments booked and what each cost.
After discovery, approvals and handover. Google bills the company's card, never us.
The slow lane, and the one that outlasts the ad budget.
Google profile and site, in the company's name.
Weekly posts, citations, a page per city served.
IT support plus your city. Wider terms, 6 to 12 months.
Assessments keep coming as ad spend drops.
After discovery, approvals and handover. Two clocks: the map pack in 3 to 6 months, wider terms 6 to 12.
All three lanes, one set of dates.
Site, ads, profile, tracking, email list, all yours.
Inquiries in 72 seconds. Edits inside 24 hours.
After discovery, approvals and handover. MSP SEO is the slow lane, 3 to 6 months local, 6 to 12 for wider terms.
To get more clients for a managed IT company, add search to referrals. A page per service line with scope, response time and starting price. Search ads on the outage terms an owner types. City pages and a Google profile that rank for IT support nearby. Every inquiry answered before voicemail.
Map pack, organic and AI answers for IT support plus your city.
Google Search on outage and cyber insurance terms, billed to the company's card.
Rarely an MSP's first channel, switched on once search produces.
Plain scope, your committed response time, a starting price. No circuit board photo.
A text back in seconds, seat count asked, the assessment on your calendar.
Every closed ticket and quarterly review gets the same ask, never bought.
Other MSP marketing specialists do not publish a price: the website, the retainer and the term all arrive after the call.
Usually $2,500. Keep a hosting plan 12 months and the company pays nothing to build it.
Ad spend up to $1,500 a month included, billed by Google or Meta to the company.
Per office, the Essentials tier. $597 and $997 for a bigger metro.
Hosting, updates, backups and small edits like a new plan tier.
Per office. A weekly article on backup or security, plus unlimited small edits.
Per office. Review asks after closed tickets, replies, monitoring, profile cleanup.
One build, with the three parts an owner touches marked.
Whitlock Reyes LLP, from the Ziwi library. The callouts are ours.
Northbeam ConstructionGeneral contractor
Ashlar and VaneProperty developer
Corbel RealtyResidential brokerage
Wrenhouse Design-BuildDesign-build firm
No managed IT build in the library yet, so these are the closest professional services sites.
Pick one and we show you the price and the next step. No form.
Owners searching for IT support in your city find you.
Map pack, organic and AI answers for IT support plus your city.
Per location, the Essentials tier.
Month to month, per location.
Every service line gets its own page with real scope.
Plain scope, your committed response time, a starting price. No circuit board photo.
The $2,500 custom build is waived when you keep a plan 12 months.
The first month of the plan is free, because it usually falls during the build.
The owner whose server is down sees your ad first.
Google Search on outage and cyber insurance terms, billed to the company's card.
Management fee, set by your monthly ad spend.
Ad spend is separate and is paid from your own account.
Your rating grows from closed tickets, never incentives.
Every closed ticket and quarterly review gets the same ask, never bought.
Per location.
Month to month.
A site change is live within 24 hours. Site, domain, ad accounts and email list are yours from day one.
Can you add the disaster recovery plan to the services page, with our four hour response time? We pitch Thursday.
The owner, Monday, 8:50 amLive, response time in the plan table. Link below.
Ziwi, Monday, 1:30 pmService page and plan tier edits within 24 hours, by the person who built the page. New pages get a dated quote. Drawn, not a case study.
Google or Meta bill the company, never us. Month to month, logins and the list to the owner on request.
| The question | The answer | The fine print |
|---|---|---|
| Which marketing agencies for managed IT providers work month to month? | Ziwi does, month to month with no contract, every price on this page: local SEO or ads management starts at $297 a month, every rung published. Local SEO and ads management run $297, $497 or $797 a month per location, reviews $197 and hosting $99, with every line on the pricing page. | $497 past $1,500 in spend, $797 past $3,500. Billed to the company, not us. |
| Is there an annual agreement? | No. Month to month, unlike the agreements you sell. | The free site is the exception: keep hosting 12 months. Site, ads and the list are yours. Leaving costs $0. |
| Do MSPs get clients from Google or from referrals? | Mostly referrals, so the pipeline is whoever a client happens to know. Google adds the owner typing IT support plus a city, or an outage into a phone at night. MSPs that grow run both. | Referrals stay. Search adds strangers. |
| Should an MSP publish per-user pricing on its website? | A starting price, yes. An owner comparing providers skips the site with no numbers and books an assessment with the one showing a plain scope, a response time and a starting price per user. | Custom quotes can still follow. |
| How soon do assessments come in? | Search ads in 24 hours, the site in 3 days. | After discovery, approvals and access. Agreements follow your sales cycle. |
| Is the free MSP website really free? | Yes, in full. The $2,500 build fee is waived. | With $99 hosting or $299 Ziwi Care, kept 12 months. |
Month to month throughout. See every published price
Thirty minutes on Google Meet with whoever would run your account, seat counts in hand. You keep the plan either way.