A Customer’s Experience with Kaseya — Seeking a Fair Resolution

I’ve been a Kaseya/Datto customer since 2018. Recent pricing and product-fit issues have made the relationship unsustainable for my business. I would prefer to resolve this directly and professionally before sharing a detailed public write‑up.

Last updated: 18 September 2025

My Preference

To resolve this privately with Kaseya through a fair, factual review of billing and product usage. I’m asking for a pragmatic fix rather than confrontation.

Summary (in my experience)

Note: This page reflects my experience and understanding, based on invoices, statements, and support correspondence in my possession.

What I’m Requesting

Quick Facts & Spending Timeline

Amounts reflect what I’ve paid or been invoiced each year. Figures are rounded as per my records.

Year Amount Notes
20182,200
20194,560
20204,280
20214,595
20225,187.15
202316,427.09Significant increase begins
202443,169.91Material uplift year-over-year
2025 (to Sept)49,177.86Does not include last pending 8,000 payment

2025 projection (with the pending payment): approximately ~57,000–60,000 for the year.

Product Fit & Support (in my experience)

  • Onboarding‑dependent services: Billed prior to usable onboarding; timelines suggested months to complete.
  • Email / endpoint stack alignment: Solutions offered did not replace my existing endpoint/email protection stack in my environment.
  • Finance/acceleration tooling: Marked as unusable for my use case in support exchanges.
  • Security incident context (BEC): A business email compromise occurred in my environment; I understand goodwill steps were offered afterward. I appreciate those efforts.

I can provide ticket references and correspondence excerpts if needed to validate these points.

Why This Page Exists

I’m a longstanding customer, not a competitor or anonymous critic. I’m simply asking for a fair review of billing, alignment to what I actually use, and appropriate credits. I would prefer to resolve this directly with Kaseya and avoid a broader public post.

If a fair resolution isn’t possible, I’ll publish a detailed, evidence‑based write‑up of my experience and include links to relevant community discussions for additional context.

If We Can’t Resolve This Privately

My next step will be to publish a longer, factual account of my experience and cost trajectory, along with selected community threads for context. I’ll make sure anything I share is verifiable, time‑stamped, and respectful.

No personal attacks; no speculation. Only documents, dates, and outcomes from my records.

Contact

If you’re able to help resolve this professionally, please get in touch.

I can share invoices, proof of payments, and ticket IDs upon request to expedite a fair review.