Service line S–03 · Getting started
Have the idea. We’ll handle the tech.
You’re starting a business, not an IT department. We set up the professional foundation — your domain, your email, your files, your security — and stay in your corner as the person you call before tech decisions, not after tech mistakes.
For new businesses — solo founders · first hires · first storefront
01 The part nobody warns you about
Every new business is a tech project first.
Before your first customer, you already need a domain, email that isn’t @gmail.com, somewhere safe for files, a way to get paid, and a way to be found. Most founders piece it together from seven vendors and a weekend of YouTube — then live with the duct tape for years. We set it up right the first time, document all of it, and hand it over owned by you.
Launch record — day one fig. 4
- Domain secured · protected
- Email you@yourbusiness.com
- Files organized · backed up
- Passwords in a vault · MFA on
- Inboxes info@ / sales@ routed
- Signatures consistent · professional
handed over documented — yours to keep.
02 The starter foundation
Day one, done properly.
One setup project puts the whole professional toolkit in place. After that, one annual invoice keeps it renewed, monitored, and reviewed — domain, licenses, and care renew together, with one conversation a year.
A domain of your own
Registered, protected, and documented — the address every part of your business builds on. Always owned by you, never held hostage.
Email that means business
you@yourbusiness.com on Microsoft 365 — set up properly on your phone, your laptop, and your first hire’s first day. No more quotes sent from a Gmail address.
Files with a home
Organized cloud storage your team can share safely — backed up and findable, not scattered across desktops, inboxes, and a USB stick in a drawer.
Security before you’re a target
A password manager and multi-factor authentication from day one, so good habits are the only habits your business ever has.
The inboxes customers expect
info@, sales@, support@ — shared mailboxes routed to the right people, with clean, consistent email signatures across the team.
A tech person in your corner
Quarterly check-ins to review what’s working, plan what’s next, and answer everything you’ve been googling at midnight. Advice before decisions, not after mistakes.
One setup project, quoted in writing before anything starts · one annual invoice for the ongoing care. Licenses and domain registration pass through transparently on your quote.
03 Where are you headed?
The foundation is step one. Pick your step two.
Everything we set up is built to grow into what your business becomes — nothing gets thrown away and redone later.
I need to be found online
A website we build and run for you — email us your changes and we make them, no logging into anything — so customers find a real, current business when they look you up.
I’m opening a storefront
A register, a card terminal, and a network that keeps payments separate from customer WiFi — set up right before your first sale.
The team is growing
When you’re hiring and the machines multiply, we graduate you into full managed IT — without starting over, because we set it up right the first time.
04 Questions we get
The things people ask before they call.
Don’t see yours? Email it to us — a real person reads it and answers in plain language.
I haven’t registered the business yet. Is it too early?
No — idea stage is a good time to talk. The domain, email, and accounts are easier to set up right than to untangle later, and the first conversation maps out what you’ll need and in what order.
Why Microsoft 365 instead of a Gmail address?
A Gmail address works for one person. A business needs more: email at your own domain, shared inboxes like info@ and sales@, file storage your team can share safely, and accounts you can add on a new hire’s first day and close properly when someone leaves. Microsoft 365 handles all of it under your business name.
Do I own everything you set up?
Yes. Your domain, accounts, and files are in your business’s name from day one, and everything we set up is documented and handed over to you. We hold nothing back as leverage.
What does the ongoing care cover?
After the setup project, one annual invoice keeps your domain, licenses, and care renewed together — plus quarterly check-ins to review what’s working, plan what’s next, and answer the questions that come up as you grow.
What happens when I start hiring?
Everything is built to grow. When the people and machines multiply, we move you into full managed IT without starting over — because the foundation was set up right the first time.
What does the first call cost?
Nothing — it’s a conversation. Thirty minutes, plain language, and you’ll leave with a map of what your new business needs, whether you build it with us or not.
The conversation costs nothing
Start it right the first time.
Thirty minutes, plain language — and you’ll leave with a map of exactly what your new business needs, whether you build it with us or not.
no sales script · no obligation · you talk to the person who does the work