Small business IT

Computer help for small businesses

You do not need a managed service provider with a sales team and a three-year agreement. You need someone dependable to handle the computers so the business keeps moving. That is $200 a month, for your whole team, month to month.

What this usually looks like

IT quotes are complicated on purpose

Ours are not. Two plans, one page, no setup fee, no per-device math to decode.

You are the accidental IT person

Owners and office managers end up fixing printers between real work. Hand that off.

Security keeps getting pushed to next quarter

The $250 plan folds the basics — MFA, backups, endpoint protection, training, email authentication — into the same monthly relationship.

What you get

  • Fair-use day-to-day help desk requests for your whole team, Arizona business hours
  • Remote support for Windows PCs, laptops, printers, and Wi-Fi
  • Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace account, email, and license help
  • New hire setup and departing employee offboarding
  • Software installs, updates, and patching guidance
  • A named person who answers, not a rotating ticket queue
  • Optional upgrade to the $250 plan when insurance or a client asks

Pricing: $200/month for the managed IT help desk, $250/month if you also need the cyber insurance controls, or $49 once for a single issue through Quick Help. No setup fee. Monthly plans are month-to-month: pay the first month, sign the service agreement in your portal, then onboarding starts. Full refund if the agreement isn't signed.

Common questions

How many employees does the price cover?
The plan is priced per business, not per seat. If your team grows significantly we will talk about it before anything changes.
What is the difference between the two plans?
The $200 plan is day-to-day IT support. The $250 plan adds the security controls cyber insurance carriers ask about, implemented and documented.
Can I try you out first?
Yes. Send a single issue through Quick Help for $49, or book a call and we will talk through what you actually need.