Paste your NinjaOne invoice, endpoint count, and add-on list. Get your real all-in per-endpoint cost, a dated cancellation letter that respects the 60-day notice clock, and a migration matrix scored to your size across Action1, Level.io, Endpoint Central, and Syncro.
Real all-in per-endpoint cost calculator, a certified-mail cancellation letter dated to your notice window, and a migration matrix scoring six RMMs against your endpoint count and feature list.
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$4.99 lifetime · or $99 / team SaaS · no charge today
Built by someone who already shipped 30+ tools
For a sense of what shipped looks like: relly.permissionlabs.com ↗
Leave NinjaOne with the math, the letter, and the destination on one page.
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Built for these decisions.
If any of these are your question, this is the tool.
Why is my per-endpoint cost ten times the MSP rate the sales deck showed?
→ Paste the invoice and the add-on lines. The calculator splits the sticker from backup, storage, remote, and security and shows the real per-endpoint number with the hidden lines flagged in red. You walk into the renewal call with the math, not a hunch.
The rep says 60 days, the contract says 5. Which clock is real and how do I stop the auto-renew?
→ Enter your signature date and the renewal date. The tool reads the notice window, dates the cancellation letter to the earliest valid send date, and ships the certified-mail template plus a log sheet that timestamps every call. The clock stops being their word against yours.
Is there an RMM with no license cost at my size, and what do I lose moving to it?
→ The matrix scores Action1 at no license cost under 200 endpoints against your exact feature list and flags what does not carry over, like the integrated remote tier or the patch schedule format. You see the gap before you migrate, not after.
Can one plan cover the RMM and the documentation vendor without two separate fights?
→ The kit batches both contracts by renewal date and notice window so the cancellation letters go out in the right order. The matrix carries Hudu for the documentation side next to the RMM picks. One escape calendar, not two.
A $5 sticker that bills $15, a 60-day notice the contract never agreed to, and no plan to leave before the auto-renew fires.
You opened the NinjaOne invoice and the sticker price was a lie. The page said five dollars an endpoint. The bill says fifteen, once backup at three a device plus forty a terabyte, remote access on a separate Splashtop license, and endpoint security at five a device all land on the same line. A shop with twenty-four endpoints is staring at thirty-seven hundred dollars. Then you try to leave and the trap closes. The contract says five-day notice, the account manager says sixty, and one director on Capterra has been trying to cancel since January and got told mid-May that he cannot. The phone rings out six times. The retention rep wants a call. The renewal auto-fires while you argue. This is not a NinjaOne story alone. The same r/sysadmin thread names Kaseya and ITGlue with thirty-six-month lock-in and a five-user floor. The cost is not the software. The cost is no plan that adds up your real bill, dates your cancellation letter to your own notice window, and names the cheaper RMM scored to your endpoint count before the auto-renew clock runs out.
Four pieces, one tool.
Each piece ships in the first build for waitlist members. SaaS upgrades layer on top.
Real all-in cost calculator
Paste your NinjaOne invoice and check the add-ons you carry. Backup at three a device plus forty a terabyte of storage, remote access on a separate license, endpoint security at three-sixty to five a device, onboarding. The calculator adds the hidden lines to the sticker and returns the real per-endpoint cost. Most internal-IT shops see the quoted five dollars become ten to fifteen, and a small fleet sees the per-endpoint rate run ten times the MSP rate the sales deck quoted. The number ends the maybe-they-will-negotiate meeting.
- Cursor Pro$20/mo
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- Midjourney Standard$30/mo
- GitHub Copilot$10/mo
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- ElevenLabs Creatortrial$22/mo
- Replicate$25/mo
Cancellation timeline and letter
Enter your signature date, your renewal date, and the notice window the contract actually states. The tool counts the clock to the day, marks the earliest valid send date, and generates a certified-mail cancellation letter that quotes your own contract language back at the retention team. When the rep says sixty days and the paper says five, the letter is dated to the paper. The output is a writable document, not advice.
Migration matrix scored to your fleet
Action1, Level.io, ManageEngine Endpoint Central, Syncro, Atera, and Microsoft Intune scored against your endpoint count, your must-have features, and whether you want self-host. Action1 carries no license cost under two hundred endpoints, Level.io runs in the browser with no agent bloat, Endpoint Central offers self-host, Atera bills per technician instead of per endpoint. Each row flags what does not carry over from NinjaOne so the gap shows before the migration, not after.
- Trust signals (of 12)you · 5peer · 11
- Cliche-tell hitsyou · 6peer · 0
- Social proof above foldyou · 0peer · 4
- Real testimonial photosyou · 0peer · 6
Documented-communication kit
A log sheet that timestamps every call, every promise, every name. A point-by-point answer to the standard retention script so the cancellation call does not turn into a re-sign. A checklist for the account lockout pattern where an unpaid invoice goes to the wrong email and the dashboard goes dark. The community advice is document everything. This writes the documents so the advice is a file, not a regret.
- Real founder photo
- Real testimonials with photos
- OKSpecific metrics with units
- Custom typography
- OKCustom design tokens
- Social proof above the fold
- OKFooter with company details
Today's tools don't do this.
A locked-in 60-day notice on a 24-endpoint contract is a thousand to fifteen thousand dollars of sunk cost depending on fleet size, and a botched cancellation auto-renews another full year. An admin at $150 an hour burns 20 to 40 hours building the cost spreadsheet, drafting the letter, and comparing vendors from affiliate blogs, and still misses the notice window. The plan costs $99 once. The missed window costs a year.
Web tool. Paste your NinjaOne invoice and add-on list to get the real all-in per-endpoint cost with hidden lines flagged. Enter your contract and renewal dates to get a certified-mail cancellation letter counted to the notice clock. Get a migration matrix scoring Action1, Level.io, Endpoint Central, Syncro, Atera, and Intune against your endpoint count and feature list. Works in any browser on desktop.
API for ITSM and PSA import, multi-customer batching for MSPs juggling many client contracts, ITGlue and Kaseya documentation-vendor exit module, automated endpoint discovery, renewal-date watchlist that emails you before the next notice window closes.
It does not cancel the contract for you, does not migrate the endpoints, and does not buy the next RMM license. The plan is the math, the letter, and the matrix. You still send the certified mail and run the cutover. The plan tells you the number, the date, and the destination.
Which price would get you on the waitlist?
No charge today. The click tells me which tier is real demand. Early access price ≠ launch price.
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Drop your email. No charge, no spam. You're saying "yes, I'd actually use this." That's the signal I'm looking for.
Hi, I'm Hyunyoung.
Solo builder · Choppy Toast
This page is a quick vibe-coded probe to test demand and gather feature requests. The actual product, when it ships, will be a polished, hand-built tool, not this scaffold.
For a sense of what "polished and shipped" looks like, here's another product I built: relly.permissionlabs.com.
Honest answers.
Then the page stays live. The waitlist has no expiry. The faster a teammate staring at the same NinjaOne renewal joins, the faster I build it. Bring the admin who has been trying to cancel since January. That is the engine.
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