Startup and small business IT

Start the business with the tech handled correctly.

Most small businesses do not need an enterprise IT department on day one. They need the basics set up cleanly so email works, files are protected, WiFi is stable, backups exist, and nobody is guessing who owns the passwords.

What owners should not have to worry about

Domain and email

Domain ownership, DNS, SPF/DKIM/DMARC, Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace, signatures, aliases, and shared mailboxes.

Computers and users

New laptops, user accounts, MFA, password manager, device security, updates, and employee onboarding/offboarding.

Office network

Internet handoff, firewall, WiFi, guest network, printers, phones, cameras, and basic documentation.

Files and backups

Shared storage, OneDrive or SharePoint, backup policy, restore checks, and recovery steps.

Vendor coordination

ISP, phone provider, copier vendor, POS vendor, EHR/DMS/app vendors, and cloud software support handoffs.

Support process

One support email, ticket tracking, clear hours, emergency definition, and a monthly plan instead of random invoices.

Best fit

New businesses, new offices, teams under 25 devices, owners tired of being the IT person, and companies that need a clean foundation before growth.