Managed services

We write the price down

In a market where everyone hides behind "contact us for pricing", publishing a number is the simplest thing a provider can do and the thing least often done. Three tiers, set by how much of the work of keeping it running we take on.

These prices are not final and are shown as an opening range. The agreed figure is set in the meeting.

Essential

Keeping what you have running, no full-time hire

2,780,000 toman per infrastructure unit, per month

How it adds up
Maintenance, per infrastructure unit	2,780,000 toman
Fixed monthly base	3,710,000 toman
End-user support, per person optional	730,000 toman

Example: 5 infrastructure units and 40 users comes to 46,810,000 toman a month.

Response within one business day

Daily backup with a monthly restore test
Security updates for servers and workstations
24-hour availability monitoring
A monthly status report, with figures

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Most clients choose this

Operational

We own that it works, not just that it gets fixed

4,640,000 toman per infrastructure unit, per month

How it adds up
Maintenance, per infrastructure unit	4,640,000 toman
Fixed monthly base	7,430,000 toman
End-user support, per person optional	1,180,000 toman

Example: 5 infrastructure units and 40 users comes to 77,830,000 toman a month.

Response within four business hours

Everything in Essential
Dual-uplink management with automatic failover
Security event review and alert response
User access management and two-factor sign-in
A quarterly review meeting with management

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Dedicated

For where downtime cannot be explained away

7,430,000 toman per infrastructure unit, per month

How it adds up
Maintenance, per infrastructure unit	7,430,000 toman
Fixed monthly base	14,850,000 toman
End-user support, per person optional	1,760,000 toman

Example: 5 infrastructure units and 40 users comes to 122,400,000 toman a month.

Response within one hour, around the clock

Everything in Operational
A named engineer, not a ticket queue
An agreed recovery time objective, tested periodically
A second copy of the infrastructure in a separate location
A disaster-recovery exercise twice a year

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What the price is based on

The price is counted per unit of the infrastructure we look after: servers, services, network, backups and access paths. That is where the work actually is — a server needs the same attention whether twenty people sit behind it or two hundred. Supporting end users is a different job with a different driver, so it has a separate line: leave it off if you have an internal team, add it if you do not. All three figures are on this page so you can add them up yourself, with no itemised extras and no charge for picking up the phone.

In all three plans

No lock-in; one month of notice ends it
Your data and configuration are yours, handed over at the end
A monthly report with measured figures, not adjectives

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