What IT support costs — published, because someone here should.

Sixty minutes with a senior engineer. You keep the written findings either way.

Core Secure
Per user, per month $135 $185
Support time (fair use) 45 min / user / mo 60 min / user / mo
Included on-site visits 1 / mo 2 / mo
After-hours emergency billable at 50% off emergency rates included for P1
  • $1,500/mo account minimum
  • Onboarding: 1 month's fee, minimum $2,500 — assessment credited 100%
  • Fair use measured on a rolling 90-day average
  • Trip fees: none for managed-contract clients anywhere in the service area; ad-hoc/non-contract work bills travel at cost

Core includes

  • engineer helpdesk
  • monitoring and patching of every device
  • Microsoft 365 administration
  • network management
  • managed endpoint protection
  • a scheduled on-site visit every month

Secure adds

  • 24/7-monitored threat detection and response
  • Microsoft 365 backup
  • advanced email security
  • staff security training with phishing simulations
  • an annual risk assessment with compliance reporting
  • two scheduled on-site visits a month
  • after-hours emergency response included

The fine print, in large print: there's a $1,500 monthly minimum (about eleven users — below that, we'll serve you well with project work or point you to a better-fit provider). Onboarding is one month's fee, minimum $2,500, and covers the entire first-30-days program — and if you've done the paid Infrastructure & Security Assessment, that fee is credited against onboarding in full. Support carries a fair-use allowance — 45 minutes per user per month on Core, 60 on Secure — sized so that a well-run environment never notices it. And there are no trip fees, anywhere we serve: St. George to Mesquite, on-site is part of the deal.

Per-device schedule

Managed server $250/mo typical, by criticality
Server backup & recovery $150–$300/mo by data volume
Shared workstation / kiosk / POS $55/mo replaces the seat price in shared-device environments — hotels, shops, job sites
Network-only site contracts from $95/site

Published, same as everything else.

Projects & labor

Standard project labor $150/hr
Senior infrastructure engineering $185/hr
Project minimum $1,500
Emergency for non-contract clients $225/hr 2-hr minimum, after-hours 1.5×; contract clients 50% off

The engagement path, priced

What moves the number

Example scenarios

Multi-site practice on Secure — quoted from the same sheet, assessment first.

What's always included

"A security floor and tested backups are design requirements, not upsells."

Ninety days. Money back. Documentation yours.

If, in the first ninety days, you're not convinced this is the most competent IT partnership your company has had, we refund your service fees — and hand you complete documentation of everything we've built and fixed: passwords, diagrams, configurations, vendor contacts. Leaving should be safe. It also tells you something that we can afford to offer this.

Commercial terms

Twelve-month agreements, with two escape hatches built in: the 90-day money-back guarantee at the start, and a month-to-month option at a 15% premium if you'd rather never commit. Either way, the documentation we build is yours — staying should be a choice, not a trap.

What should IT support cost in St. George?

Most IT companies here won't tell you until the third meeting. Our free guide publishes the real market ranges, explains per-user vs. per-device pricing — and why "per-device" usually means monitoring, not management — and gives you six questions that expose a bad contract before you sign it.

No drip campaign. One guide, one follow-up, done.

FAQ

Why publish prices?

Almost nobody in this market will tell you what IT support costs before the third meeting. Our ranges are published. If we're not a fit for your budget, you'll know in five minutes, not five weeks.

What happens in the walkthrough vs. the paid assessment?

The walkthrough: sixty minutes with a senior engineer, on your site. We walk your environment — devices, servers, backups, the obvious single points of failure — and you get our top findings in writing, whether or not we ever speak again. The assessment: the full map — every device, server, license, backup, and dependency — risks ranked in plain English, with what fixing each one should cost. If you don't move forward, you still own a report any competent provider could execute.

How does the fair-use allowance work in practice?

There's a fair-use allowance, published on this page — 45 minutes per user per month on Core, 60 on Secure — sized so that a well-run environment never notices it. Fair use is measured on a rolling 90-day average.

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Prefer to talk first? Call (435) 525-2998 — an engineer answers.

Prefer email? jeff@silverreefsystems.org