About Level
A small team with serious output.
Level is built and supported by the same people. We stay close to the work, ship quickly, and run the product on our own fleet.
We built the tool we wanted to run.
That’s why Level exists.
Most RMM platforms grew into the same shape: more modules, more contracts, and more people needed just to keep the tool upright. We wanted a focused system that let a small IT team see its fleet, automate the routine work, patch on its schedule, and remote in when judgment was required.
That meant building Level differently. We stay close to the people using it, ship in tight loops, and run our own environment on the same product. A device change becomes a workflow. A support conversation can become a feature. The work stays visible to the people who can act on it.
Our mission is simple: make scale feel ordinary. Managing 50 devices or 5,000 should use the same mental model. See what changed. Decide what matters. Let Level carry the repeatable work.
Level started in 2019.
Today, we stay deliberately small while building a product used around the world.
- 25+Major feature releases shipped this year alone.
- 8+Features in active development at any time.
- 9,000+Active accounts across the Level platform.
- 120+Countries with endpoints managed through Level.
The whole team is close to the work.
Engineering, design, operations, and support share the same product loop.
Jacob Haug
CEO
Josh Forbes
VP, Engineering
Stephen Vasbinder
VP, Design
Jason Scheewe
COO
Brian Scheewe
CIO
Level has no sales team. The people who build and support the product are right here.
Rick Dunkin
Senior Software Engineer, Frontend
Sara Gomez
Senior Software Engineer, Frontend
Daniel Lee
Senior Software Engineer, Agent
Anderson Giacomolli
Senior Software Engineer, Agent
Quintin Reineccius
DevOps & Support Manager
Aaron Wiersma
Support Engineer
How we work shows up in what we ship.
Focus, direct feedback, and attention to operational details keep a small team moving.
Ship the product.
Let people try Level on real devices. Keep pricing public, contracts month to month, and the first 10 devices free.
Stay focused on RMM.
Go deep on monitoring, automation, patching, scripting, and remote access instead of building an everything-IT suite.
Keep feedback close.
Support conversations reach the people who can change the product. Good requests move directly into the work.
Care about the details.
A faster screen, a clearer label, and a reliable workflow are all part of the product.
Customers feel the short distance.
They call out fast answers, real feedback loops, and a team willing to work through the problem.
GoodHeartTech
r/msp, Reddit
“Like others have said, our team is also really enjoying Level. It’s very refreshing to have a super modern and sleek interface, great Linux support, and a development team that actually listens to feedback. It’s also really exciting to see the new features roll out basically every month.”
NovaBACKUP-Nate
r/SmallMSP, Reddit
“I personally use Level.io internally here at NovaBACKUP to monitor around 40 production endpoints around the world. It works very well, saves us a ton of time with automations, monitoring, and alerts, and the company has been very responsive for any support issues or feature requests.”
Put Level on your first 10 devices.
No credit card. Month to month. The team that builds the product is here when you need us.