Starting a company means dozens of small technology decisions before you've even opened for business. We set the whole stack up correctly — once — so you're not fixing it a year in.
New companies usually accumulate tech debt in the first few weeks without anyone deciding to: business email run through a founder's personal Gmail, no backups, admin access to every account tied to one person, no password manager, a domain registered under someone's personal card and forgotten about. None of it looks urgent at the time — it just gets expensive to untangle a year later, usually right when the company can least afford the distraction.
We set it up properly from the start: domains, email, hosting, core tools, and baseline security, with clear documentation of what was configured and who has access — handed to you, not locked in one person's head.
Domain registration and DNS configuration
Business email setup — Google Workspace or Microsoft 365, whichever fits how you work
Hosting and infrastructure for your website and any internal tools
Core business tools — file storage, calendar, communication, a basic CRM
Baseline security from day one — MFA on every account, a password manager, separated admin access
A backup strategy, so company data isn't sitting in one place with no copy
We find out what you've already set up, what you haven't, and how your team actually plans to work.
We configure domains, email, hosting, and core tools, with security baked in rather than added later.
Everything set up, every account, and who has access gets written down and handed to you.
Ongoing help for onboarding new staff, adding tools, and troubleshooting is available under IT Consulting & Support.
Yes. We work with what you've already chosen where it makes sense, and flag anything that's likely to cause problems later.
Most new-company setups are complete within 1–2 weeks, depending on how many tools and accounts are involved.
Ongoing support is available under IT Consulting & Support — for adding new tools, staff onboarding and offboarding, and general troubleshooting.
Yes — Website Development is often bundled into a new-company setup, or handled separately if you already have one.
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