See coverage gaps, quote the fix, onboard cleanly, prove the value each month — and finally see your real MRR per client. The owner view your ticketing system was never built to give you.
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Built by a working MSP, on a working MSP. Sits alongside your PSA, not on top of it.
Speaks to the stack you already run
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Who it's for MSP owner-operators working above the help desk. Not a PSA. Not an RMM. The layer where coverage, sales, and net margin actually live.
Cross-reference what each client has against what they should. The missing Device Shield. The user without MFA. The endpoint without backup. The site without DNS filtering. Every gap becomes an upsell candidate — instead of a problem you find out about when something breaks.
Build a quote from your Stripe product catalog, send a public link, take the deposit, watch the subscription start. Quote acceptance, payment, and recurring billing handshake without bouncing between five tools.
Per-service playbooks fire the real provisioning actions — create the SuperOps client, the Huntress org, the ControlD organization, send the welcome and intake emails — and track what's done. Owner stops being the bottleneck on every onboarding.
Auto-generated from real data the day the month closes. Customer-safe language, no vendor names, capability-based. Shows the value you delivered and surfaces the gaps still open — without selling at them. The same artifact that doubles as your QBR talking points.
Track MRR, product cost, overhead, and what's actually left per client and across the book. The number you actually run the business on — not the headline MRR your PSA reports. Which seats are paying you. Which are renting you. Which client is quietly eating your year.
Send a personalized security snapshot they didn't ask for but will read. A real score on email, devices, identity, and backups — pulled from public signal and a short intake. Your name lands in their inbox before they're ready to buy, with proof you already see the gaps their current provider doesn't.
Then the See → Sell → Onboard → Prove → Know loop above takes over the moment they say yes.
The numbers you see in Know point you back to See — the next gap to close, the next client to lift, the next conversation to have.
I was running client visibility across five spreadsheets, three browser tabs, and a PSA that wasn't built to show me what I needed as an owner. I was printing Action1 dashboards as "before" and "after" pictures for new clients. I was trying to figure out my real MRR by hand because every subscription tool I tried — Shopify included — was either lacking or made me jump between five places to get one answer.
Cluppr is the tool I built to stop doing that. Switching to Stripe and building around the stack I already trusted — Action1, SuperOps, Huntress, ControlD, M365, Hudu — instantly gave me the control and visibility my clients appreciate as much as I do. Every feature on this page exists because I needed it to run real clients, not because a product team guessed at what MSPs want.
A real "before" report ahead of a quote. An "after" report once a client is on. A monthly report that doubles as the QBR talking points and the lead-in to the next hardware refresh or upsell. Those three reports are the foot in the door, the proof of value, and the reason clients stay.
"I'm in cluppr most days. Most of those days, it generates a sale just from me being in it."
The name Cluppr = Client Upper. Lifting clients up — coverage, trust, value — is the only path to better margins. And to a business you actually want to keep running.
Drop your email. One message when cluppr opens to beta MSPs — no marketing drip, no newsletter, no list-rental.
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