IT services
The everyday technology a company runs on — set up once, properly, and looked after by someone who answers.
Who this is for
- New companies setting up email, devices and file storage for the first time
- Businesses whose files live on one person's laptop and nowhere else
- Owners who need a domain, a mailbox and a website that work together
- Teams with nobody to call when something stops working
Not the right fit if: you need a large in-house network rebuilt — we will tell you honestly when a job is bigger than this service.
What we handle
- Domain and business email set up on your own company name
- Shared file storage with access that belongs to the company, not an individual
- Backups that are tested rather than assumed
- Device setup for new staff, and a clean handover when someone leaves
- Accounts and passwords organised so one departure does not lock you out
- Website and hosting set up, or taken over from whoever holds it now
- A point of contact when something breaks
How it works
- 01 We list what you have Domains, mailboxes, devices, accounts — and who currently holds what.
- 02 We fix ownership first Everything in the company's name before anything else is built on top of it.
- 03 We set it up properly Email, files, backups and access, done once rather than patched.
- 04 We stay reachable Someone to contact when it stops working, with a record of what was changed.
What it costs
Setup and ongoing support are priced separately, because they are different jobs. Setup depends on how many people and devices are involved and what state the current arrangement is in. Ongoing support depends on how much of it you want. Third-party costs — domain registration, mailbox licences, hosting — are the provider's, published by the provider, and passed on at cost.
- How many people need mailboxes and devices
- Whether existing accounts sit in the company's name or an individual's
- Whether you are starting fresh or taking over from someone else
- How much ongoing support you want, and how fast you need answers
Indicative. Authority fees are set by the authority and revised without notice. Last reviewed 19 September 2026.
Documents you will need
The exact list depends on your activity and the authority. We send you a written checklist for your own case before anything is filed.
- Trade licence, for registrations made in the company's name
- Details of any domain, mailbox or hosting you already hold
- A list of the people who need access and what each one does
- Existing invoices from current providers, where there are any
Questions
Either. We can build and host it, or set it up with a provider you choose and hand you the keys. What we will not do is hold your domain in our own name — it belongs to your company.
It works, but it costs you in two places. Banks and authorities take an address on your own domain more seriously, and a free mailbox belongs to whoever created it rather than to the company. Moving it is a short job.
Sometimes, and it depends entirely on that provider's recovery process. It is the clearest argument for the part of this service that puts ownership in the company's name before it becomes urgent.
A backup nobody has restored is a hope, not a backup. We set them up and we test a restore, so you know it works before the day it has to.
Indicative. Nothing here is legal, tax or immigration advice. Last reviewed 19 September 2026.