Same MSP. Same problem. Two paths.
30 hours,
or 60 seconds.
Every MSP owner makes vendor decisions the same way — except for the ones who don't. Here's the difference, side by side.
An MSP owner has a patching crisis. Here's what happens next.
Every vendor has 4+ stars. Some reviews are paid.
Reddit threads contradict each other. G2 ratings are suspiciously uniform. No way to filter by his environment, budget, or stack. No root cause insight.
No signup. No email. Just a text field.
He types what's broken in plain English, adds his profile context, and hits run. Total time: 15 seconds.
Three days, $2,800, and a badge scanned 12 times.
He walked every aisle looking for answers. Every booth pitched the same way. He came home with swag bags and no clearer sense of what actually fits.
The Stax engine analyzes your pain against the full vendor database.
Root cause classification, profile-aware matching, community sentiment, and relevance scoring — all in a single pass, under 60 seconds.
18 emails, 4 voicemails — from vendors he barely spoke to.
Every badge scan at the expo became a lead. Every G2 form became a follow-up. His phone and inbox will stay like this for months. There's no opting out.
Root cause identified. Three ranked vendors. Zero emails sent.
The engine classified this as a process problem and matched vendors by profile fit. No vendor knows he ran this diagnostic.
Five weeks. $3,000+. More confused than when he started.
Review sites, a conference, three demos, 18 follow-up emails, 4 voicemails — and a decision he still can't confidently make.
One demo booked. The right one. Inbox untouched.
Root cause classified. Vendors ranked by environment fit. No sales follow-ups. He connects with one vendor — on his terms, when he's ready.
Built for MSPs, Not Everyone
ChatGPT is a generalist.
StackRx is a specialist.
General-purpose AI can answer questions about vendors, but it can’t match you to 247 verified MSP tools, classify your root cause, or surface live community feedback.
Anonymous by default
Your data doesn’t get passed around.
Ever.
The biggest fear MSP owners have about vendor tools like this one is that their contact info ends up in a CRM they didn’t opt into. StackRx is built so that doesn’t happen — even if you want it to, you have to explicitly choose it.
No account required
Run the diagnostic without signing up. No email, password, or identity trail. Most users never create an account.
Never sold or shared
Your pain descriptions and profile data stay in StackRx. We don't sell lead lists. We don't share diagnostic data with vendors.
You trigger every handoff
Want to connect with a vendor? You decide which one and when. StackRx can intermediate anonymously if you'd rather not reveal your identity at all.
Never shared
Your diagnostic data is never passed to vendors. Period.
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See exactly what a vendor receives before anything sends.
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Your story
Your turn
to skip the maze.
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