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IT Support

Pay-as-you-go IT support for Canadian small businesses. A small monthly minimum, billable hours when you need us, and someone who actually picks up the phone.

What's included

  • Pay-as-you-go support agreements — small monthly minimum, hourly after that
  • Guaranteed response time with email and phone access
  • Microsoft 365 and Windows day-to-day support
  • Onboarding and offboarding for staff (accounts, licences, devices)
  • Network and printer troubleshooting
  • Project work scoped separately, never billed inside the support bucket

What we deliver

Most Canadian small businesses don’t need a full-time IT person, and they shouldn’t be paying for one. They also shouldn’t be on a fat MSP retainer that bills the same whether anything happens or not.

Our IT support is built around that gap. A small monthly minimum keeps you on our roster — guaranteed response time, after-hours phone access, regular check-ins — and after that you only pay for hours actually used.

Where we usually start

A free 30-minute call, then a short audit if it’s worth doing one. We look at:

  • What’s been quietly broken or duct-taped — old accounts, expired licences, printers nobody can reach.
  • Where the last support relationship left things — undocumented accounts, missing admin credentials, vendor lock-in.
  • What needs a one-time fix versus what needs to land in a support agreement.

You leave with a clear list, a small fixed-fee proposal for the cleanup, and an optional support agreement if and when it makes sense.

Common engagements

Day-to-day support. Microsoft 365 questions, account changes, password issues, the occasional printer war. Phone, email, and Teams access during business hours; after-hours for genuine emergencies.

Staff onboarding and offboarding. Accounts created, licences assigned, devices set up — and the reverse, properly, when someone leaves. The thing most small businesses do badly until something breaks.

Project work. Anything bigger than a ticket — migration, rollout, new app — gets scoped separately and billed at a fixed fee or capped time-and-materials, never inside the support bucket.