The citation framework behind $2.1B in managed-services revenue is now open to a founding cohort of 100 MSPs. Same framework. Same network. A fraction of what it will cost once it's proven everywhere.
It doesn't matter where the relationship started. Events, referrals, cold calls, webinars, sponsorships, warm intros — every one of them now passes through a research step before the decision gets made.
That step increasingly happens inside an LLM, not on your website.
Every one of these now routes through the same layer"Find me the best managed IT firms for my law firm based in Chicago."
"Tell me about [Company] — are they credible, and how do they compare?"
Your website is one small fraction of what the LLMs actually cite when a prospect asks "tell me about this company."
68% of AI citations come from third-party sources — only 32% from a brand's own website. Publishing across multiple high-authority sources can lift citation volume by up to 325% versus a site alone.
Source: Erlin GEO Data, 2026 · Stacker, 2025Authority and visibility, together, are the only combination that gets you new clients and keeps the ones you already have.
Zamir Javer — Founder & CEO, JumpfactorHere's the mechanism behind the DRS Layer — and why "get listed on a directory" and "become the source LLMs already trust" are two completely different things.
A CFO evaluating MSPs opens ChatGPT and asks: "best managed IT providers for a 200-person manufacturing company in Ohio." The model isn't crawling live websites to answer her — it's drawing on what's already been said about vendors across the sources it already trusts: directories, review platforms, press, and a handful of authority sites in the space. If you aren't already present on those sources, you simply aren't in her answer. It doesn't matter how strong your own website is.
LLMs don't extend trust to one more new website — that has to be earned over years. What they do instead is lean hard on a small number of sources they already cite constantly.
Not just any directory qualifies. The sources that earn that trust are high-authority platforms that are deeply established in the niche — with significant domain authority, real brand and social presence, and information that's refreshed constantly, sometimes hourly. Those are exactly the traits LLMs weight most heavily when deciding who to cite.
None of this replaces the fundamentals. Local SEO, your Google Business Profile, and a strong base of reviews are still non-negotiable — but they're now only one layer of a much bigger picture. Your own site, case studies and testimonials still matter; they just need to be amplified across the highest-authority brands in your niche to actually move what LLMs cite.
Today, JumpFactor Media Network's flagship sites alone are the #1 most-cited sources when buyers ask an LLM to discover MSPs — and again when they research, shortlist and select one. Outside of your own website, no single source is cited more.
This isn't a one-time listing you set and forget. Every account runs on a recurring cycle:
The network runs your brand — and your competitors — against dozens of real buyer-intent questions, across every major LLM.
We flag exactly where you're missing, where a competitor is showing up in your place, and where sentiment favors them over you.
The specific topics and angles needed to close each gap are surfaced to you for input and approval before anything ships.
Content is drafted fully SEO- and AEO-optimized, with full technical SEO and schema, then published to your own site and socials — and across the entire network.
The cycle repeats, continuously, so the gap doesn't reopen.
Being present on the network is step one. Being verified is what actually moves the needle. Every Trusted Partner clears a minimum bar before they're listed — and has to maintain it. That verification does something your own website can't: it creates one consistent, credible narrative about you across the entire high-authority network, not just on a page you control.
That consistency becomes a trust layer prospects lean on during selection — whether they met you at a conference, got referred in, or found you cold through an LLM. It shows up two ways: a larger share of the leads already in your pipeline actually close, and a larger share of net-new, network-discovered leads land on your desk in the first place.
The result: up to 3× higher win rates on MSP deals — regardless of source — and up to 5× more lead flow from LLM channels.
This isn't open to every MSP. Trusted Partner status is earned before you're listed — and re-verified on an ongoing basis to keep it.
Built over a decade inside the MSP niche, and over eight figures of investment in agentic marketing and sales technology — the network is now the layer LLMs draw from when they answer "who should I trust?"
A Verified Provider profile live across the network from day one — with eligibility to advance to Trusted Partner status, the network's highest-credibility badge, once you clear the qualification bar.
SEO/AEO-optimized content, uniquely researched and on-brand, published on autopilot and distributed to high-authority sites network-wide.
Track exactly where you're cited, how you're framed, and how you stack up against competitors across every major LLM.
We don't just track whether you're cited — we track how you're framed, and where sentiment favors a competitor over you. Every gap gets a plan to shift it, not just a flag.
Live AMAs, coaching, and early access to what Jumpfactor builds next — the same room our top-tier clients and partners sit in.
Two ways in. Both at founding rates that end once the first 100 seats are gone.
"This is the same framework I built Jumpfactor's own authority on. I'm opening it to a hundred MSPs — not a thousand."
Zamir Javer — Founder & CEO, Jumpfactor