Managed IT Packages

Simple managed IT service levels built around how much support your business needs.

Compare support, security basics, planning, and cost-control value for each Leading Edge IT package.

Package comparison

Choose the level of IT ownership that fits your team.

Every business is different, so these are starting points for a conversation. We use them to make scope clearer and prevent confusion around what is actually included.

Foundation

Managed IT Essentials

For small teams that need dependable daily support, device care, Microsoft 365 administration, and vendor coordination.

  • Help desk and remote support
  • Workstation patching and monitoring
  • Microsoft 365 user administration
  • Vendor and ISP coordination
Advanced

Managed IT Strategic

For organizations that want a hands-on IT partner for planning, projects, vendor alignment, budgets, and long-term improvement.

  • Everything in Complete
  • IT roadmap and budget planning
  • Project coordination
  • Leadership reporting

The details

What each package includes.

Use this as a simple side-by-side guide. Final scope is confirmed after we understand your users, devices, vendors, risk, and support needs.

Features Essentials Complete Strategic
On-demand support
Help desk supportYesYesYes
Remote troubleshootingYesYesYes
User onboarding and offboardingYesYesYes
Third-party vendor coordinationYesYesYes
Proactive management
Workstation patching and monitoringYesYesYes
Microsoft 365 user administrationYesYesYes
IT documentationBasicYesYes
Recurring issue reviewQuarterlyYesYes
Security and recovery basics
MFA and access reviewNoYesYes
Endpoint protection visibilityNoYesYes
Backup and recovery reviewNoYesYes
Security improvement prioritiesNoBasicYes
Planning and leadership
Quarterly IT planning meetingsLightYesYes
IT roadmap and budget planningNoBasicYes
Project coordinationNoLimitedYes
Leadership reportingNoBasicYes

Cost savings

Where managed IT helps control avoidable costs.

The best savings usually come from reducing wasted time, preventing repeat issues, cleaning up tools, and planning improvements before they become emergencies.

Less Internal IT Guesswork

Your team spends less time troubleshooting, chasing vendors, or pulling managers into technical problems that need a clear support owner.

Fewer Repeat Problems

Patching, documentation, access review, and recurring planning help reduce the same issues coming back month after month.

Cleaner Licensing

Microsoft 365 and cloud administration can uncover unused accounts, mismatched licenses, duplicate tools, and access that should be cleaned up.

Better Replacement Timing

Planning device, network, and software refreshes ahead of time helps avoid rushed purchases when something fails at the wrong moment.

Vendor Accountability

We help coordinate internet, phone, software, copier, and cloud vendors so your team is not losing hours stuck between support desks.

Lower Downtime Risk

Monitoring, backup review, access cleanup, and practical security basics reduce the chance that one neglected issue interrupts the whole office.

How to choose

Start with the kind of IT pressure you feel most often.

If support requests and vendor issues are the main problem, Essentials may be enough. If you need better documentation, security basics, and routine planning, Complete is the better middle ground.

If leadership needs a roadmap, budget guidance, project coordination, and more direct strategic help, Strategic is the stronger fit.

Talk through the right package

Best fit by need

  • Essentials: daily support and IT ownership
  • Complete: support, security basics, documentation, and planning
  • Strategic: roadmap, budget, projects, and leadership reporting
  • Co-managed: extra support for an internal IT person or team

Common questions

What teams ask about managed IT packages.

Do the packages have fixed pricing?

Pricing depends on users, devices, locations, systems, risk, and the amount of support needed. The packages make scope easier to understand before pricing is finalized.

Can we start smaller and move up later?

Yes. Many teams start with the level that solves the immediate pain, then move into a higher level once planning, documentation, or project support becomes more important.

What if we already have someone handling IT?

That may be a fit for co-managed IT. We can support help desk overflow, projects, documentation, Microsoft 365, network support, or security basics while your internal person stays focused.

Are cost savings guaranteed?

No. The realistic goal is cost control: reducing preventable downtime, wasted labor, tool sprawl, recurring issues, and emergency spending where possible.

Ready for IT that feels easier to lead?

Start with a short conversation and a clear look at where your systems stand today.

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