IT for small businesses. One flat rate.
Support, security, Microsoft 365, backups, and quarterly reviews for one monthly rate per user. No long-term contract. Cancel with 30 days’ notice.
Sound familiar?
If one of these sounds like your business, it is exactly what we handle.
- I’m the one fixing everything, and I don’t have time to run my business.Keep what’s quick and safe. Hand off what’s risky or keeps coming back.
- Our IT worked when we were smaller. Now we want a clear price and a clear plan.One monthly price per person, and a plan written down.
- Our last hire waited most of a week for a laptop and logins.A repeatable new-hire checklist, ready before day one.
- Our insurance renewal asks about MFA and backup testing, and I can’t answer half of it.Know what you have before you answer.
- We think we have backups. Nobody has ever tested a restore.Restore one folder to a new place and find out.
- Our IT person left, and nobody knows how anything is set up.Start by writing down what would hurt to lose.
What you get
Here is what the flat rate covers, day to day.
Problems caught early
We monitor your laptops and desktops, so we can catch problems before they disrupt your team.
Backups we test
We set up backups and test restores, so you know they work before you need them.
Phishing practice for your team
Security awareness training and simulated phishing emails, so the real ones are easier to spot.
A quarterly review
Every quarter we go over what we did, what’s coming, and what to plan for.
Servers and network gear aren’t included. We quote them per device.
See everything includedOne price, on the page
No user minimum. No long-term contract.
$169
per user per month
$169
per user, one-time onboarding fee
Cancel with 30 days’ notice.
No long-term contract, no hard feelings. We want you here because it’s working.
See if we’re a fit
Twenty minutes. You tell us what’s going on, and we tell you honestly whether we can help.
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