Conduit vs. StackJack
Conduit prices by the seat, not the connector: one flat rate, every connector included, and a reseller model StackJack doesn’t have.
CONDUIT
Conduit is one endpoint into your whole MSP stack: 113 connected vendors spanning PSA, RMM, and security, per-user access control, and a flat $39-per-seat rate that doesn’t change no matter how many vendors you connect.
STACKJACK
StackJack is the closest thing to Conduit in the market today, a real MCP gateway giving Claude, ChatGPT, Copilot, Cursor, and other AI clients one endpoint into an MSP’s stack. The features are close. The real differences are how the bill grows as you add platforms, and whether you can resell what you’re building.
WHERE CONDUIT’S BUILT DIFFERENTLY
A different job, done differently.
ONE FLAT RATE, NOT A BILL THAT GROWS PER CONNECTOR
Conduit is $39 per seat per month, flat, every connector included, no per-connector math. StackJack prices per connector: each one has a free tier, then paid Pro and Business tiers, and the exact rate varies by connector. We found $49/month Pro and $99 to $109/month Business on the connectors we checked directly, before any bundle discount. Add more connectors on StackJack and the bill adds up.
BUILT FOR MSPS WHO WANT TO RESELL AI TO THEIR OWN CLIENTS
Conduit includes a reseller/wholesale model: $18/seat wholesale, a partner program, and customer-provisioning tools. An MSP can offer AI-governed services to its own clients without multiplying headcount. StackJack’s Enterprise tier is built for software vendors and app builders embedding StackJack into their own product, not for an MSP reselling AI to its own end clients.
19 NAMED AI WORKFLOWS, EACH WITH ITS OWN PAGE
Conduit documents 19 concrete workflows your team can run today, including ticket triage, billing reconciliation, and compliance drift reporting, each with its own page. StackJack’s automation examples live bundled together on one page.
Credit where it’s due.
StackJack’s free tier never expires on any connector, a real, no-cost way to try the product if you only need one or two. Its scheduled and webhook automations are live today, not a roadmap item. Its security posture is close to how Conduit is built: OAuth PKCE, per-user tool restrictions, an audit log, zero data retention, and SOC 2 Type II underway.