After setting up a new WP install, and installing the dashboard plugin, I then had to go into the theme customizer and spend some time getting a blank homepage with no widgets, etc. It would be convenient if the installation of the dashboard plugin automatically created a plain (or even blank) homepage on the site so that people stumbling on your mainwp dashboard site wouldn’t be encouraged to poke around, click the login link, etc.
I already hid the login with another security plugin I’m familiar with so this is probably overkill but it seems like a nice plugin if you aren’t already doing some of that though. Thanks!
There is also the Intentionally Blank WordPress theme can help with striping down the front end.
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Thanks, that’s a good theme to use, as long as it’s not a pain to get the “powered by wordpress” out of the footer, because my point here is to have the mainwp dashboard site homepage not hint at a wordpress, or worse, hint at a mainwp install that would give access to many sites if hacked into 
I think at the very least, an install of the mainwp dashboard plugin should force a “hide the backend login page” feature, and utilize a completely blank template. And then the user can set the homepage to say something like “new site coming soon”…