Managed IT support
We look after the computers, networks, email and security that small and medium businesses run on — so your people can get on with the job, and you can stop being the one who fixes the printer.
What we do
Most small firms end up with a different supplier for each problem — one for the internet, one for the phones, someone’s nephew for the laptops. We do the lot, so when something goes wrong there is one number to call.
Day-to-day help for your staff, plus the quiet background work that stops problems happening at all.
Email, files and collaboration that work from the office, from home and from a phone on a train.
The realistic threats to a business your size are phishing, weak passwords and an unpatched machine.
A backup nobody has ever restored from is not a backup. We take copies you can actually come back from.
Slow internet costs more in wasted hours than a faster line ever does. We sort the whole building.
Cloud telephony that follows your people wherever they work, keeping the number customers know.
We spec and supply the kit, build it before it reaches the desk, and track what you own.
The bigger pieces — a move, a rollout, an audit you have to pass — planned with dates and a cost.
Our approach
No drama, no downtime, no surprise invoices. The highest compliment our clients pay us is forgetting we are there at all — because everything simply worked, all month, and the invoice was the number we said it would be.
How we work
You will know what we found, what it costs and what happens next — in writing, before anybody touches anything.
A free review of what you have: the machines, the licenses, the backups, the things held together with tape. No obligation, no sales pitch.
A short written report in plain English: what is urgent, what can wait, what it costs. You decide how much of it you want doing.
We put the urgent things right and get everything onto a footing we can support — working around your hours, not ours.
Ongoing support for one monthly fee, with a proper review every frequency — TBC so IT stays a plan, not a pile of emergencies.
Who we help
Somewhere around headcount — TBC people, IT stops being something the most technical person in the office can absorb on top of their real job. Downtime starts costing real money, insurers and clients start asking questions, and nobody is quite sure who has the passwords.
That is the point we are built for — the coverage a large company gets from an in-house team, for a fraction of one salary.
Why us
If we cannot explain the problem in a sentence you would repeat to a colleague, we have not understood it well enough yet.
A fixed monthly fee, so a bad month for you is not a big invoice from us. Our terms: pricing — TBC, contract — TBC.
Domains, Microsoft tenants and licenses are registered to you, not to us. If you ever leave, you take everything with you and we help you hand it over.
A real person, not a ticket that sits overnight. Support hours are hours — TBC, with out-of-hours cover OOH — TBC.
If something is outside what we do well, we will tell you and point you at someone who does it properly. That is cheaper than us learning on your time.
FAQ
Can’t see yours? Call or email and we’ll answer it straight, without turning it into a sales call.
Everything routine: your staff can call or email whenever something is not working, and in the background we keep machines updated, patched, protected and backed up. Bigger pieces of work are quoted separately so you are never surprised by an invoice.
No. Small teams often get the worst of it, because there is nobody whose job it is to notice the backup stopped running in March. Support is priced per person, so a small business pays a small amount.
A fixed fee per person per month, depending on how many machines you have and how much cover you want. Current rates: pricing — TBC. The initial review is free and you get the written plan whether or not you go ahead.
No. Some things genuinely belong on a server in your building — large design files, machinery talking to a local database, sites with poor internet. We tell you which systems benefit from moving and which do not.
Standard support hours are hours — TBC and out-of-hours cover is OOH — TBC. For anything that stops you trading, the escalation route is agreed when you come on board, so nobody is guessing at 7pm.
Yes, and it is a common arrangement. We take the routine load, the monitoring and the out-of-hours worry; your internal person gets to work on things specific to your business instead of resetting passwords.
We take over without a break in cover: document what you have, take custody of accounts and licenses, put our monitoring and backup in place, then tell you when it is safe to give notice. Typical changeover: onboarding — TBC.
Get in touch
Tell us roughly how many people you are and what is annoying you most. We’ll come back with a time for a call — no cost, no obligation, no sales script.