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MSP partner guideGetting listed

How to prepare your profile for publication review

A strong MSP profile gives buyers enough information to understand your fit and gives MSP Ranked enough context to review publication readiness. Complete the profile like a buyer-facing business page, not an internal notes field.

Guide summary

Complete company basics, location, services, credentials, supporting details, ideal-customer fit, and publication context.

Complete the public basics

These fields help buyers identify the company and understand the scope of your business.

  • Company name, website, logo, business summary, and primary contact context.
  • Headquarters, served locations, and any important regional coverage information.
  • Services, credential topics, and relevant profile categories.

Write for buyer fit

Profile copy should make it easy for a business leader to decide whether your MSP is relevant.

  • Explain who you serve best, including company size, industries, or operating environments.
  • Describe outcomes and service strengths without exaggerated claims.
  • Use clear language that is useful for both buyers and search engines.

Understand what requires review

Ordinary profile completion and optional trust review are separate workflows.

  • Your compatibility-topic selections do not need to be verified before profile publication.
  • Optional trust markers require evidence review only when you request a reviewed badge or claim.
  • Preferred Partner benefits depend on active paid subscription status and profile readiness.