Managed IT
Workstations, servers, network, email and licences under one agreement.
From $102 per seat per month · $112 per hour of work.
Who do you call when nobody's email opens in the morning?
The friend who once set up your router. He will answer in the evening. Until the evening twelve people are sitting idle and the owner is explaining to clients why the email never arrived. In a week the same thing happens with another service.
One team instead of five contractors
Computers, servers, network, email and licences are one team's responsibility under one contract. You get an assigned engineer and a named owner, not a list of phone numbers half of which nobody picks up.
The jobs are priced separately so you pay for what you take: per seat per month, per server per month, per hour of work, per project at a named price. Every price says what is included.
You can start anywhere: with a health check, with one server, or with the whole office at once.
What we do and from what price
- Employee computers looked after — $102 per seat per month
- Cloud instead of a server in the office — $75 per seat per month
- IT health check — $1,120 up to 25 seats
- One-off help and an hours bank — $112 an hour
- Support for your own IT department — $65 per seat per month
- Servers and network looked after — $90 per server per month
- Backups that are tested — $1,340 per site per year
- Day-one IT for a new company — from $445 per project
- Windows 11 migration — $130 per machine
- Replacing copper phone lines — $335 per line
- Cabling, switching and Wi-Fi installation — $165 per cable drop
Questions
There are four of us. Do you work with companies like ours?
Yes. A four-person law firm and a six-person dental practice are our ordinary customers. The rate per seat is the same at four seats and at forty, and the invoice grows and shrinks with your team.
We already have a contractor. Why change anything?
You do not have to change anything. Start with a health check: in five working days you get a written report on what you have, what has expired and what is being paid for in vain. Then you decide — on numbers, not on promises.
Where do we start if nobody has ever looked after our IT?
By looking at what is there. The health check produces a list of machines, accounts, licences and risks. After it you can see where to start: with access, with backups, or with replacing two machines that will not last the year.
Do you only handle computers, or the network and phone lines too?
The network and the lines as well. Cabling and Wi-Fi, replacing copper lines that are being switched off, servers and network devices — one team and one contract, not three contractors with three invoices.
Describe what you have and what is getting in the way — we will send a quote by email and call if that is easier.
We have your request
We answer during the hours listed in the contacts at the foot of the page. The quote and the conversation come first — nothing is signed and nothing is charged.