AI agents for MSPs and cybersecurity firms. Win clients, train their staff, answer their tickets.
Ageontic agents run scored security readiness checks that turn website visitors into qualified leads, deliver security awareness training with quizzes and results, and answer first-line IT questions for your clients, all from the frameworks and knowledge you already have.
Your expertise is hard to show before the first call.
Prospects don't know where they stand on security, so your first meeting is spent finding out. Training clients' staff takes hours you can't bill well. And your technicians answer the same password-reset and VPN questions every day.
AI agents take on all three. A scored readiness check lets a prospect see their gaps before they talk to you. A training agent delivers your awareness program and records who passed. A helpdesk agent answers the routine questions and escalates the rest.
// What it does
Three agents your clients will actually use.
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Readiness checks
A short scored self-check against NIST CSF 2.0 or your own framework, with the result explained.
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Leads with context
Every completed check arrives as a lead with the score and gaps attached, ready for your first call.
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Awareness training
Short conversational modules on phishing, passwords and reporting, delivered at each person's pace.
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Scored quizzes
Each learner's quiz result is recorded, so you can show a client who completed training.
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First-line helpdesk
Routine IT questions answered from your knowledge base and the client's own policies.
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Clean escalation
Anything it can't solve goes to your technicians with the full conversation attached.
// Try it
Run the checks yourself.
Take the 10-question NIST CSF 2.0 readiness check and see your score and explanation, exactly what your prospects would see. Then try the security awareness training: five short modules and a scored quiz, about ten minutes.
MSPs and MSSPs use the readiness check as a lead magnet on their website and in campaigns, then run awareness training and a helpdesk agent for each client they sign. Cybersecurity consultancies use scored self-checks to open conversations about frameworks like NIST CSF, CIS Controls or cyber-insurance requirements.
IT service firms use the helpdesk agent to take routine tickets off their technicians' plates, and the training agent to give small clients an awareness program they'd never build themselves.
A self-check is a conversation starter, not an audit. The agent explains the result in plain language and points to your team for the real assessment.
// FAQ
AI agents for MSPs, answered.
How can an MSP use AI agents to win new clients?
Put a scored readiness self-check on your website, for example against NIST CSF 2.0. Prospects answer a short set of questions, get their score and an explanation of their gaps, and you get the lead with the score attached and a reason to book the next call.
Can the AI deliver security awareness training?
Yes. The agent walks staff through short training modules in a conversation, runs a scored quiz at the end, and records each person's result, so you can show a client who completed training and how they did.
Can it act as a first-line IT helpdesk?
Yes. Trained on your knowledge base and the client's policies, it answers routine questions such as password resets, VPN setup and how to report phishing, and hands anything it can't solve to your technicians with the conversation attached.
Can I use my own frameworks and questions?
Yes. The questions, scoring and explanations are yours to write, so you can run NIST CSF, CIS Controls, an insurance-readiness checklist or your own assessment.
How much does it cost?
Website chat agents, including scored assessments, are self-serve plans with a free trial and no credit card; see pricing. Larger rollouts across several clients are scoped with you; book a consultation.
Turn your expertise into agents that sell it.
Start a free trial and build your first readiness check today, or book a consultation to plan agents across your client base.