Founding.dev

MSP SOFTWARE

Run your MSP on
software you own.

Kaseya and ConnectWise built their business on multi-year terms, per-endpoint pricing, and renewal traps. Founding.dev is the AI-Driven SaaS replacement platform that builds your PSA, ticketing, and documentation around your stack — starting from high-performance templates.

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Save up to 70%Built around your clients, tickets, and billingYou own the code & data

REPLACE EXPENSIVE MSP SOFTWARE LIKE

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THE SHIFT

Owning your software no longer means maintaining it.

Two paths businesses take today — and the one that ends with you owning the result.

Rent SaaS

  • Pay for bloated features you never use
  • Bend your workflow to fit their product
  • Per-seat pricing that's anti-growth
  • Price hikes you can't control

Build with a Devshop

  • High maintenance cost — forever your burden
  • Expensive to build, lots of back-and-forth
  • Every change is a new invoice
The New Model

With

Founding.dev

  • You own everything — code, data, and infrastructure
  • One flat price. No per seat.
  • Change it in plain English, anytime
  • Bank-level security, built in.
  • We build it and run it — the maintenance isn't on you

HOW IT WORKS

Replace or build software

Three steps to owning your MSP stack.

01

Sign up

Create an account with Google or GitHub. You land in the builder.

02

Choose a template

Choose a template that matches the SaaS you're replacing, or start something new for your team.

03

Make it yours

Change it to fit how you work. Build in plain English or let our engineers handle it. The code and data are yours.

SIDE BY SIDE

Renting vs. Hiring vs. Owning

The cost, control, and ownership trade-offs — line by line.

Monthly cost

Legacy MSP SaaS: Per endpoint, per tech, per module — bundles that grow at renewal

Dev Shop: Expensive to build; every change is a new invoice

Founding.dev: One-time build + optional flat fee. Unlimited techs

Customization

Legacy MSP SaaS: Their PSA's workflow, their tiers

Dev Shop: Custom — but billed per change

Founding.dev: Custom — change it yourself, in plain English

Ownership & data

Legacy MSP SaaS: Client documentation on their servers

Dev Shop: Usually yours — check the contract

Founding.dev: Yours outright: code, data, infrastructure

Scaling cost

Legacy MSP SaaS: New client = more endpoints = bigger bill

Dev Shop: New features = new invoices

Founding.dev: Add clients, techs, and endpoints free

Vendor lock-in

Legacy MSP SaaS: Multi-year auto-renewing terms; removed licenses can still bill

Dev Shop: Low — but you depend on their availability

Founding.dev: None. Leave anytime, keep everything

Setup

Legacy MSP SaaS: Months of PSA implementation

Dev Shop: Long back-and-forth builds

Founding.dev: Starts from a proven template, shaped to your stack

Maintenance

Legacy MSP SaaS: Included — until the acquisition and the tier creep

Dev Shop: Forever your problem

Founding.dev: Optional: we run it for one flat price

Security

Legacy MSP SaaS: Shared platform; you've read the breach threads

Dev Shop: Depends on the shop

Founding.dev: Bank-level encryption, audit trails, SSO built in

MSP Software — Your Questions Answered

The stack an IT services business runs on: PSA (tickets, projects, billing), RMM, and documentation. Most of it is rented per endpoint or per tech — the question is whether you keep renting it.
Their model is the contract: multi-year terms, per-endpoint pricing, bundles that grow at renewal. We build your system once. One optional flat fee if you want us to run it — and you can leave anytime, keeping everything.
It is — and it's why MSPs stay on tools they hate for years. We migrate your data in as part of the build. After that, migrations stop being a hostage situation, because you own the system.
Owning your own stack cuts your internal spend and gives you a differentiator: tooling shaped exactly to how you deliver, not to a vendor's roadmap.
Nothing. Code, data, infrastructure — yours. Cancel the optional maintenance anytime.
No. We build it and can run it. Your techs stay on client work; changes happen in plain English.
We start from engineered templates that already run real service businesses. You're not funding a blank-page build.
Yes — bank-level encryption, backups, audit trails, and single sign-on come built in, on infrastructure you control.
Tell us what you're replacing at founding.dev/get-started.

Ready to own
your stack?

Tell us which tools you want to replace, and we'll show you what you'd save.

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