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Partners

Send us the software you cannot support

You keep the client relationship. We take over the application nobody else will look after, and we pay a referral fee.

Who refers

Three kinds of partner

IT providers and MSPs

A client asks about an old application you do not support. Send it to us and keep the client relationship.

Accountants and advisors

A client mentions a portal built by someone who left. Introduce us and we take it from there.

Associations and trade groups

Members run the same aging software. We can offer a clear path for them.

How it works

A simple handoff

  1. You email us a short description of the client's software and, if you like, an introduction.
  2. We reply to the client with the right entry point, usually a Takeover Assessment, and keep you informed about the status.
  3. The client owns their accounts and access throughout. We never hold anything for ourselves.
  4. If the client moves ahead, we pay you a referral fee. The terms are agreed in writing before the first referral.
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What your client gets

The same calm, fixed-price process

  • A written scope and fixed price before any work starts.
  • A plain-English report, and a readout that fits a non-technical audience.
  • No production change without written approval.
  • AI-assisted, human-reviewed work, disclosed up front.

Details are on How It Works and the services page. Prices are on the pricing page.

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What we do not do

We do not offer security assessments or security testing, and we do not compete with you for the managed services you already provide. If a client needs a security review, we refer them out as well.

To start, write to hello@zeroexposure.io or use the contact form.

Have a client with software nobody supports?

Send us a few lines. We will reply by email and keep you in the loop.

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