Twenty-five practices. NetVane Enterprise, free for life.
If you look after other people's networks — consultant, MSP, the IT person three businesses share — NetVane's next edition is being built for you, and the twenty-five founding partners get it before it exists, permanently, for nothing.
What founding partners get
NetVane Enterprise, free, perpetual. Everything in Pro and Business, licensed for your practice and the client networks you're authorised to assess — no per-client counting — with up to 10 administrators, and compliance reports that carry your practice's name as preparer, so the document you hand a client is yours. Expected price when it goes on sale: $299, once. Founding partners never pay it.
A listing on this page. Once the founding cohort forms, this page becomes the directory of NetVane-savvy practices — name, region, link. Home and small-business users who find NetVane and want a professional will look here. It's the one incentive that sends business toward you.
A discount code for your clients. Your own code, worth 20% off Pro or Business for the people you look after — you look generous, they save money, and we see which partners the product grows through.
The roadmap, with your fingerprints on it. The MSP edition doesn't fully exist yet — that's honest and deliberate. Founding partners define it: your feature requests are answered personally, steered on visibly, and credited in the changelog if you want. Whatever MSP pricing finally becomes, founding terms are the best that will ever exist, in writing.
What we ask
Run NetVane across client networks you're authorised to assess, in real engagements, and tell us what's wrong, missing, or embarrassing — especially where the tool meets your workflow: reports, evidence, hand-offs, the things a home user never sees. A few weeks of honest use and candid feedback. No quota, no script.
What we never get: anything about your clients' networks. NetVane runs entirely on the machine it's installed on — no cloud, no account, no agent — and partnering changes nothing about that. Reports you send us are redacted before they leave, and you can read exactly what's in one first.