Pricing
$15,000/mo
111 included hours/month
$15,000/month is sized for real complexity -- multiple affiliated companies or a shared ownership group where staff, systems, and accounts overlap across entities. The extra reserved hours reflect that coordination directly, not padding: keeping several related organizations' systems consistent takes more standing attention than any one of them alone would. Billed the same way as every tier: for work actually requested, not a seat held open.
Included at every company tier
Don't have a platform yet? We can make a recommendation based on your needs, set it up and manage it for you. The platform itself (Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, whichever fits) is billed to you directly by the provider without any markup by us.
Additionally, we offer packages to manage your website too -- hosting, domain, security, and ongoing content updates. See Website Management →.
Plus the client self-service portal at no extra charge -- add User, Offboard, Revive, and Reset Password -- self-service, real-time, company directory with click-to-call, email signature generator, resources / knowledgebase, billing and invoice links.
How this bills
Every tier bills the same way: for the work you actually ask for, not for presence. No paid breaks, meetings-about-meetings, or downtime factored into the invoice the way a full-time hire's cost structure works. Past your reserved hours, work continues automatically at $150/hr -- nothing stops, nothing needs approving.
The part that isn't the hour count
A reserve of up to 111 hours to use in a given month. Even if you use fewer, the difference isn't wasted -- you were paying for the guarantee they were there the moment you needed them, not for hours consumed on a meter. Any real technology problem in scope -- including something you didn't think to ask about at signup -- gets a direct answer, not a ticket queue, a web form, or a hand-off to someone else. And what you tell us stays with you: we don't discuss one client's business with another, full stop.
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