Fixed-Fee IT Support
Budget with confidence by knowing just how much your IT management will cost.
What Is Fixed-Fee IT Support?
The last thing you want with your IT is unexpected costs — especially when those costs come during a crisis or when you're trying to scale your business. Surprise invoices for hourly tech support, emergency fixes, or after-hours help can quickly blow your budget and add stress to your operations.
That’s where fixed-fee IT support comes in.
With this model, you pay a set, predictable monthly fee for comprehensive IT support — no matter how much or how little you use the services. Whether you need help desk support every day or just occasional maintenance, your costs remain stable and easy to budget for. It’s a smarter, more strategic way to manage your technology, giving you peace of mind and allowing you to focus on growing your business, not putting out IT fires.
Why Fixed-Fee IT Support Matters
Companies that don’t use fixed-fee IT support often face several downsides that can impact their budget, operations, and long-term growth.
Security risks
Unpredictable costs
Reactive support
When IT issues are only addressed after they cause downtime, your business is severely interrupted and your work for customers suffers.
Slower response times
Key Features of Our Fixed-Fee IT Support
Our fixed-fee IT support services are designed to ensure your hardware and software is always running smoothly at a cost you can predict. We provide:
- Service for a monthly fee based on the number of users
- Comprehensive management of your IT ecosystem
- IT consulting services to ensure your technology is in line with your goals
- Regular IT audits
- Cyber security solutions and training
- Help desk support
From Our Blog
Get Proactive About Preventative Maintenance
Technology can be many things.
It can be powerful, efficient, and cutting-edge. It can also be finicky, prone to failure, and easily damaged.
In business, when hardware or software begins to fail, it can easily grind your operations to a halt. All of a sudden, your customers can’t reach you, orders can’t be filled, your employees can’t do their jobs.
While no technology is bulletproof — everything eventually dies, usually at the worst possible time — there are steps you can take to better inoculate yourself from the ensuing damage.
One of those steps is preventative maintenance.
Boiled down, preventative maintenance means taking a proactive approach to maintaining and optimizing your company’s technology infrastructure, and it involves a series of scheduled tasks, checks, and updates performed by IT to ensure operations aren’t disrupted.
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More About Managed IT Services
Remote & Onsite Support
While it can be tempting for a small or mid-sized business owner to go with the cheapest IT services available, it’s important to remember that not all IT support is created equal.
The Importance of Software Patch Management
When it comes to the software your company depends upon, keeping things up to date with the latest patches and fixes is critical. It’s also a much more involved process than, say, updating an app on your phone.
Why You Need Comprehensive IT Management
It’s a simple fact that, in today’s business, your organization is only as strong as its IT. Need to keep track of your inventory? That’s IT. Want to attract new customers? IT again.
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FAQs
Fixed-fee IT support is a pricing model where your business pays a flat, predictable monthly rate for a defined set of IT services. This includes support, maintenance, monitoring, and often strategic guidance, with no surprise costs for covered services.
Plans usually cover help desk support, network monitoring, cybersecurity protections, data backups, software updates, and hardware maintenance. The exact inclusions can vary, so it’s important to review what’s covered in your specific agreement.