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MSP and IT services website design that sells the service.
Websites for managed service providers, built on what we have learned designing for hosting and infrastructure
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Why MSPs
Selling a service nobody sees
An MSP sells something its buyer hopes never to notice. When it works, nothing happens. That makes the website hard to write, and it is the same problem hosting companies have. We have spent nearly four years designing for hosting and infrastructure, for WebPros, cPanel, CloudLinux, Servebolt, SolusVM and Managed.com among others. The lessons carry straight across. Put the proof where buyers land, and give each buyer a route of their own. Grid sponsors MSP Global, and we are at CloudFest in Germany and the US every year. We have not published an MSP case study yet. The hosting work below is the evidence, and we will walk you through it on a call.
What we have built
Closest to an MSP
Servebolt, managed hosting
A managed host selling to technical teams, agencies and enterprise buyers. Three routes, each with its own order of evidence, and named customers and reviews before the plan cards. See Servebolt.
Managed.com, the group brand
The group behind HostPapa, CloudBlue and ColoCrossing: more than 750 people in 40 countries and over ten owned data centres. The brand leads with evidence, so every claim sits next to its proof. See Managed.com.
SolusVM, WebPros
Separate routes for the provider who wants a trial today and the team buying for a large estate. That team gets specifications, licensing and a person. See SolusVM.
Air Landline, business telecoms
A service for small firms, sold to the owner. Price first, a free trial three clicks from landing, and organic traffic up 62%. See Air Landline.
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Website, brand and client portal
MSP website design and IT services marketing sites
Grid designs websites for managed service providers and IT services companies. The work covers the structure, the service and sector pages, the proof that sits on them and the route to a call.
MSP buyers want to know what is covered, how fast you respond and what the contract commits them to. We design pages that state those plainly, with the SLA, the onboarding steps and the exit terms easy to find.
Where an MSP also runs a client portal, we design that too, from the information architecture through every state. It is the same work we do on control panels for hosting companies.
What we design
Where an MSP site is won
One page per service, written for the person who will sign, with what is included and what is not.
Numbers you can check
- 750+
- people in 40 countries under the Managed.com brand.
- 3
- buyer routes on the Servebolt site, each with its own evidence.
- 62%
- more organic traffic for Air Landline, a small-business phone service.
- 4.7
- Servebolt's Trustpilot rating, now shown where buyers arrive.
Selected work
Infrastructure and services work
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FAQs
What MSPs ask before they hire us
We have not published an MSP case study yet. Our closest work is hosting and infrastructure, for Servebolt, SolusVM and Managed.com among others. ProStack, a managed infrastructure and private cloud provider, is a client too. We will walk you through the work on a call.
The buyer has the same problem. Both are buying a service they cannot see, from a company they have to trust when things go wrong. We know how to put proof where that buyer looks.
Yes. Grid sponsors MSP Global, and we are at CloudFest in Germany and the US every year. If you are there, come and say hello.
Yes. Tickets, assets, invoices and onboarding, designed from the information architecture through every state, the same way we design hosting control panels.
Eight to twelve weeks from kickoff to live when the copy exists. If the content has to be written from scratch, add a month. You get the date at proposal stage.
Yes. We build page templates and components, and your team gets a session on the CMS before launch. New service and sector pages do not need us.
The brief writer. Four questions, about a minute, and you leave with a written brief whether or not you ever talk to us. Or email hello@griddesign.co.uk and a founder replies personally.