Small MSPs (Under 50 Employees)
30K+ small managed service providers with fewer than 50 employees — the long tail of the MSP market serving local SMB clients
Overview
Over 30,000 small managed service providers with fewer than 50 employees — the long tail of the MSP market. These firms serve local SMB clients with hands-on IT support, and they represent the largest volume segment for MSP-focused vendors. Small MSPs are actively adopting automation and platform tools to scale without adding headcount.
What's Included
- Small MSPs: MSPs with 1-49 employees
- Firmographics: Exact employee count and revenue range
- Location: HQ address and service area
- Enrichment: ZoomInfo company data including tech stack and growth signals
Use Cases
SMB Channel
Small MSPs are the primary IT channel for SMBs. Recruit them as partners to reach local businesses that don't buy direct from vendors.
Starter-Tier Sales
Sell entry-level RMM, PSA, and backup tools priced for small MSP budgets. These firms are actively replacing manual processes with platform automation.
Growth Programs
Vendor enablement programs help small MSPs grow — training, co-marketing, and tiered pricing that scales with their business.
Roll-Up Targeting
PE-backed MSP platforms acquire small MSPs for geographic and client base expansion. Identify targets by revenue, location, and client concentration.
Created by
Dow Jones
General Manager, Emerging Data Products
Data Overview
- Records
- 30,000+
- Coverage
- Global
- Update Frequency
- Monthly
Key Attributes
- Company name, website, and phone
- MSP classification flag
- Employee count (1-49)
- Revenue range
- HQ and office locations
- ZoomInfo company enrichment
Common Use Cases
- SMB-focused channel partner recruitment
- Starter-tier platform sales
- MSP growth and enablement programs
- Small MSP aggregation and roll-ups