Security Monitoring Your Clients Expect — Delivered by You

Most clients believe their website and business email are being actively monitored for security issues. They expect someone to catch problems early, warn them before damage occurs, and explain what to do next — even if that monitoring isn't formally part of their plan.

In reality, many risks happen quietly and externally: leaked credentials, misconfigured DNS or email settings, exposed files, or background form abuse. When those issues eventually surface, clients don't ask who caused it — they ask why no one saw it coming.

The expectation gap is real. Visibility, not reaction, is what protects trust.

ThretIQ gives your clients continuous visibility into real-world security risks affecting their websites, domains, and email accounts. Instead of technical noise, they receive clear insights into what's exposed, what changed, and what needs attention.

Each finding is paired with plain-language explanations and practical guidance, helping clients understand risk without overwhelming them. This turns security from a vague concern into something tangible, explainable, and manageable.

Clear visibility builds confidence. Early warnings prevent uncomfortable surprises.

ThretIQ turns security visibility into a service you can confidently sell. Because monitoring and reporting are handled for you, agencies can package it into existing maintenance plans or offer it as a standalone add-on with minimal ongoing effort.

The result is predictable, recurring revenue layered on top of services you already provide — while also increasing the perceived value and stickiness of your core offerings. Instead of being called only when something breaks, you become the partner actively preventing issues.

Low effort. High margin. Recurring value.

Agencies have the most success positioning ThretIQ as ongoing security monitoring rather than a technical tool. Clients don't need to understand how it works — they just want to know someone is watching and will alert them if something looks wrong.

Most agencies charge $79–$149 per domain per month, typically including monitoring for the website, domain, and up to 10 business email addresses. This pricing supports strong margins while reinforcing the seriousness of the service.

Simple positioning converts best. Clear reporting justifies the cost.