Endpoint Security Marketing Agency Turn EDR evaluations into signed fleet licenses.

Pricing is the same public rate card for every endpoint security client, no custom quotes hidden behind a form. Google Ads management runs 10% of monthly ad spend, floored at $600/mo, charged as a flat fee — never a cut of your ad spend, so your full budget still reaches Google. SEO is $50 per page with a 10-page monthly minimum, enough to cover an EDR-vs-XDR comparison, a ransomware-response guide, and a couple of “switch from [competitor]” pages in month one. Websites run $1,500–$20,000+ across eight fixed packages (see /websites). Setup is $0, there's no contract, and a 30-day guarantee means if the first month doesn't move the needle, you don't pay. Tell us your device-count targets and whether you sell direct or through MSPs, and you'll have real numbers within a business day.

If pilots keep stalling before they reach the rest of the fleet, your cost per pilot keeps rising on deals that already take months, or growth is still riding on one founder's MSP contacts — yes, and fixing any one of those usually pays for the engagement. We run the site, paid and organic acquisition, and pilot-through-rollout tracking so your engineers stay on the product instead of the funnel. If demo requests are already converting to fleet-wide deployments on their own, there's no reason to add us.

It owns everything between a search query and a signed license. We build your site and pilot-request pages, run Google and LinkedIn campaigns aimed at security, IT, and MSP titles, win the EDR and ransomware-protection searches your buyers run before they'll take a call, and follow every pilot through to a fleet-wide close — one team accountable for the whole path.

Ask whether they optimize for qualified pilot requests or just form fills, whether they can trace a proof-of-concept through to a signed fleet contract months later, and whether they understand the difference between the engineer testing the agent on ten laptops and the budget holder who signs off on the other four hundred. Then confirm ownership: your site, ad accounts, and pilot data need to stay in your name, not ours.

Paid campaigns typically produce the first pilot requests within a few weeks. Rankings for EDR and “alternatives to” searches build over 3–6 months and then compound from there. Because a single pilot can run for weeks on its own before a fleet-wide rollout even starts, expect the pipeline to arrive in stages rather than all at once — we track every stage from first click to signed license so you can watch it move.

One team runs the site, paid acquisition, SEO, and AI-search visibility, so a pilot request never gets lost in a handoff between vendors — and we're measured on pilots and fleet-wide closes, not raw traffic. Pricing is posted publicly, there's no contract, and your site, ad accounts, analytics, and pilot data stay in accounts you own from day one.

The rate card itself is public — same numbers for every platform on /pricing — but the plan we scope is built around your device-count targets, whether you sell direct or through MSPs, and how long your typical pilot runs. Tell us about your platform and we'll have exact pricing back within a business day, no obligation either way.

Pilot requests and fleet-wide closes, never raw sessions. We build landing pages and CTAs around requesting a pilot, then trace every one back to the campaign or page that produced it, so you can see your true cost per pilot and which channel is actually worth funding across a sales cycle that can run for months.

Yes — they're different buyers with different content needs. MSPs and MSSPs evaluate a platform once, then roll it out and resell it across dozens of client fleets, so their pages lean on per-device margin, multi-tenant console management, and RMM integrations. Direct security and IT teams are buying for one fleet at a time and care more about detection accuracy, deployment mechanics, and how the agent behaves on their specific device mix. We write and target each path separately rather than running one generic campaign at both.

Yes. Your site, brand assets, Google/LinkedIn ad accounts, analytics, and every pilot and customer record live in accounts registered to your company, not ours. We work month-to-month, and if you ever move on, your fleet-deployment data and pipeline history stay exactly where they are.

Yes. We plug into the CRM and ops stack you already run — HubSpot or Salesforce on the direct-sales side, plus PSA/RMM tools like ConnectWise or Datto if you sell through MSPs — so a pilot request, its device count, and its rollout stage all land in the same pipeline your reps already work from, with attribution intact from first click to fleet-wide close.

Most endpoint security sites and pilot-request landing pages launch in about 2–4 weeks. What speeds that up: getting us your agent's actual performance numbers (footprint, detection rate, false-positive rate) and console screenshots early, since those are what a technical evaluator scans for first. You'll have a week-by-week timeline before any work starts.