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Managed IT Services for Businesses with 10–75 Employees
Edward Technology provides flat-rate managed IT services to businesses with 10 to 75 employees across Chicago's western and northwestern suburbs. One monthly rate per user covers Microsoft 365 Business Standard, unlimited onsite and remote support, patching, and security. No contracts. No startup costs.
Everything in one plan
How much does managed IT cost for a 25-person company?
Twenty-five times our flat per-user monthly rate, with Microsoft 365 Business Standard included and no startup costs. Call 847.737.8111 and you will have a same-day number.
What does onboarding look like?
A documented process: collect credentials, map the network, verify the backups, then take over patching and security. Your team keeps working the whole way through.
What is not included in the flat rate?
New hardware and outside software licenses are separate. The day-to-day work of running your IT is all in the rate, and if something would cost extra, you hear it before it happens, not on the invoice.
What your flat rate covers
One number on one invoice: the Microsoft 365 Business Standard license for every user, unlimited onsite visits, unlimited remote support, Windows patching through Intune, Microsoft Defender endpoint security, backup management, and every how-do-I question in between. If it keeps your office working, it is covered.
Owner-led since day one
Owner Errol Janusz, a Microsoft Certified Professional since 1999, founded Edward Technology in 2011 and still works in client environments. When you call, you reach people who know your network, not an account layer.
The model, explained
Flat rate means our incentive is preventing problems, not billing hours. No contract means the business gets re-earned every month. Unlimited support means your team reports the weird popup while it is still small. The model is the service.
Start with straight answers
Call 847.737.8111 for a same-day quote, browse the FAQ, or book the complimentary onsite evaluation. It ends with answers, not a pitch.
