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Clear scope before commitment

Managed IT plans built around risk, uptime and support demand.

A useful proposal starts with the environment, the people who rely on it and the level of cover needed. This page shows the service models before we scope the commercial detail.

Pricing inputs

  • Users, devices and sites
  • Support hours and on-site cover
  • Cyber security and backup maturity
  • Project work and onboarding effort

Ways to work with us

Choose the service model that fits your organisation.

Exact pricing depends on users, sites, systems, risk and service coverage. The initial review establishes scope before a proposal is issued.

Internal IT support

Co-managed IT

Scoped monthly capacity

For internal IT teams that need additional capacity, monitoring, project support or specialist escalation.

  • Helpdesk overflow or cover
  • Security and cloud expertise
  • Monitoring and reporting
  • Project delivery support
  • Clear responsibility matrix

Defined outcome

Projects & Assessments

Fixed scope or discovery-led

For audits, migrations, infrastructure changes, Cyber Essentials readiness and focused improvement work.

  • IT health and risk assessments
  • Microsoft 365 security reviews
  • Network and cloud projects
  • Cyber Essentials remediation
  • Technology roadmaps

What affects the price?

Managed IT pricing is influenced by the number of users and sites, device and infrastructure complexity, current condition, support hours, security requirements and the level of on-site coverage required.

What happens before a proposal?

Initial business and service-fit conversation. Technical discovery or assessment where needed. Clear scope, responsibilities and exclusions. Commercial proposal with onboarding requirements. Published headline prices can be misleading when two organisations have very different technology and risk profiles. We provide a scoped proposal so the operating model and cost can be assessed together.

Not ready for a scoping call?

Start with the risk scorecard and turn uncertainty into a shortlist.

Answer eight practical questions first. You will get a risk band and a clearer view of whether you need managed support, a focused project or a deeper review.