A catalog worth buying from
Security, compliance, and cloud products selected because they work in real SMB environments, not because a vendor paid for placement. Search, compare, and order without a rep on the phone.
Elev8 Cloud is a curated marketplace for the cybersecurity, compliance, and cloud tooling your clients actually need. One catalog, one invoice, one place to provision. You keep the client relationship and you set the price.
Example figures for modelling only. Change any number to match your own book. Real partner pricing is published inside the portal once your application is approved.
Distribution is not really about the catalog. It is about the buying and operating experience wrapped around it. These are the four things a partner does every month.
Security, compliance, and cloud products selected because they work in real SMB environments, not because a vendor paid for placement. Search, compare, and order without a rep on the phone.
Order a subscription and the tenant, seats, and licences are created for you. No portal hopping, no waiting on a vendor ticket to activate a client.
Every vendor, every client, every seat change on a single monthly statement. Seat counts follow what you actually deployed, so what you bill matches what you owe.
Escalation paths that understand MSP delivery, because the team on the other end has run a service desk. Response targets are in the partner agreement, not implied.
The opening catalog goes deep on the categories a security-led MSP sells every day, then widens. Vendor agreements are being signed now, so the lineup below describes scope rather than a finished shelf.
EDR, XDR, identity protection, privileged access, and device posture for the endpoints you already manage.
Phishing defense, mail filtering, and protection for Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace collaboration surfaces.
Firewall services, DNS filtering, SASE and zero trust access, and cloud posture management.
Risk assessment, policy management, evidence collection, and framework mapping for HIPAA, FTC Safeguards, CMMC, and SOC 2.
Endpoint, server, and SaaS backup with the retention and recovery testing regulated clients are asked to prove.
Security awareness training, phishing simulation, and dark web credential monitoring.
The horizontal distributors are entrenched and the biggest vendors sell through a small, settled set of them. That is exactly why the opening is on the security side of the catalog.
The catalog is what partners come for. The experience is what keeps them, so the portal is the product.
Browse, compare, and order across every vendor from one searchable catalog with partner pricing visible before you commit.
Vendor API connectors create tenants, assign seats, and push changes, with a queue that retries instead of failing silently.
Consolidated monthly statements, proration on mid-cycle seat changes, and usage reconciliation against vendor reporting.
Markup rules, partner-branded quoting, revenue and margin reporting, and a knowledge base your techs can actually use.
Partner support workflow with stated response targets, joined to your billing and provisioning data so context is already there.
SSO and MFA for partner accounts, least privilege roles, full audit logging, and encryption in transit and at rest.
Five steps, in order. Nothing moves until the step before it has actually worked.
Tell us about your practice, the tools you already resell, and roughly how many seats you manage. Applications are reviewed by a person, not a form robot.
Approved partners see partner pricing across the catalog, along with the terms attached to each vendor.
Move one client onto Elev8 Cloud billing to prove the flow end to end before you migrate anything else.
Move remaining subscriptions at your own pace. Renewal dates and seat counts are mapped before anything is cut over.
Quote from partner pricing, set your retail, and see margin per client and per product in reporting.
Early partners shape which vendors get signed first and lock in founding partner terms. Tell us what you sell today and what you wish you could stop stitching together.