Evidence, not prediction

Know which MSPs just changed something worth a call.

Built for one job: selling to and through North American MSPs, MSSPs and VARs. Every account arrives with the evidence and the date: the stack we read from DNS, what the MSP resells from its own site, and what just changed.

Bayline Networks
bayline.example, Pittsburgh, PA
Read Oct 21, 2026
Conquest
Runs today
Proofpoint for its own mail, from MX and SPF
What changed
DMARC reporting moved to a new vendor on Oct 17
Resells
Microsoft 365, Datto, from its partner page
dig +short TXT _dmarc.bayline.example
"v=DMARC1; p=reject; rua=mailto:…"
Illustration. Company and domain are fictional.

What we can show you today

Measured October 22, 2026 against our verified US and Canadian MSP set. We publish floors, not best months.

12,053
MSPs verified by a channel directory, their own homepage, or their own PSA/RMM in DNS, and placed in a US state or Canadian province. Verified, not “all”.
1,345
of them run Proofpoint or Mimecast for their own mail today, read from public DNS. A named incumbent, not a cold list.
45+
MSPs a month with a dated change of email-security or DMARC vendor in public DNS. The 95% lower bound over 30 days, not an average.
25+
acquiring MSPs a month from M&A news and domain forwards. Also a 95% lower bound.

Volume floors are published only for categories where we can keep the promise in an unlucky month: email security and DMARC, and M&A. Other categories are sold as a named list with no volume promise, or not at all. See the full table.

Who's moving, not who's reading

Our headline signals are observed events: a stack change in DNS, an acquisition, a hire that names a tool, a new vendor on a partner page. Topic intent, where we have it, is one dated input, never the headline.

No black-box scores

Every account comes with the record behind it and the date we saw it. Most of it you can re-check yourself in under a minute.

We don't predict who will sign

We tell you who just changed something worth a call, and what it was. Whether that is a buyer is your call, and your rep can explain it in one sentence.

A rep's Monday morning

From the brief, to the account, to the CRM record, without leaving the evidence behind.

Lead feedYour patch: email security, OH, PA, MI
Fernhill Managed IT
fernhill-it.example, Columbus, OH, 18 employees
Oct 19, 2026
Greenfield

Appears to be evaluating email security. Mimecast was removed from its MX records on October 19, and no replacement gateway shows in DNS yet.

dig +short MX fernhill-it.example
0 fernhillit-example.mail.protection.outlook.com.
Bayline Networks bayline.example, Pittsburgh, PAConquest
Corridor Tech Partners corridortech.example, Lansing, MIRetention

Illustration. Every company name and domain above is fictional; the layout mirrors the product.

Give your partners leads, not logins.

Recruiting the partner is half the job. Sponsor MSProspector for the MSPs you sign, and each one receives in-market small-business leads in your category, in its own metro. We onboard the partners for you, and the program is packaged so it can be funded from MDF.

Three ways to fund it

  • You sponsor a set number of partners.
  • The partner buys it and claims MDF with our proof-of-performance pack.
  • You pay us from the partner's MDF balance, so the partner fronts nothing.

Tell us what you sell. We'll show you who's in play.

Founding vendors get 40% off for six months. Tell us your categories and competitors, and we'll run them against the verified MSP set and tell you honestly what we can deliver, before you pay anything.

Categories you sell