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Assess the environment
We review the floor plan, current equipment, circuits, wireless conditions, applications, devices, and growth requirements.
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Scope the network around the floor plan, users, applications, voice, cameras, guests, remote access, and expected growth.
Scope the network around the floor plan, users, applications, voice, cameras, guests, remote access, and expected growth.
A straightforward path from scope to launch.
We review the floor plan, current equipment, circuits, wireless conditions, applications, devices, and growth requirements.
You receive the architecture, equipment list, labor scope, assumptions, exclusions, and supplier-confirmed quote.
The approved network is configured, labeled, segmented, tested, and documented in the agreed phases.
Choose an optional per-location plan for availability, backups, changes, capacity, and escalation.
Delivery and costs
We confirm what can run automatically, what needs your approval, and any provider or supplier charges before work starts. Connections depend on your project and are not included unless the quote says so.
Your written quote names the selected providers, included work, quantities, usage limits, supplier costs, and approvals. Provider usage, advertising spend, hardware, shipping, taxes, travel, and work outside the approved scope are itemized when they apply.
Scope the network around the floor plan, users, applications, voice, cameras, guests, remote access, and expected growth.
Scope the network around the floor plan, users, applications, voice, cameras, guests, remote access, and expected growth.
A straightforward path from scope to launch.
We review the floor plan, current equipment, circuits, wireless conditions, applications, devices, and growth requirements.
You receive the architecture, equipment list, labor scope, assumptions, exclusions, and supplier-confirmed quote.
The approved network is configured, labeled, segmented, tested, and documented in the agreed phases.
Choose an optional per-location plan for availability, backups, changes, capacity, and escalation.
Delivery and costs
We confirm what can run automatically, what needs your approval, and any provider or supplier charges before work starts. Connections depend on your project and are not included unless the quote says so.
Your written quote names the selected providers, included work, quantities, usage limits, supplier costs, and approvals. Provider usage, advertising spend, hardware, shipping, taxes, travel, and work outside the approved scope are itemized when they apply.
What we support and how we deliver
We assess what the office actually needs, select a supportable platform, stage the configuration, and hand over a network your team can understand.
Platform families
We choose a product family around coverage, capacity, security, licensing, supportability, and budget.
Architecture and controls
The design accounts for people, business systems, voice, cameras, guests, and connected devices.
Deployment and handoff
Installation follows an approved bill of materials and ends with evidence that the design works.
Assessment before commitment. Vendor families are assessment-dependent examples, not partnership, certification, authorization, or product-availability claims. The approved design identifies the exact equipment, subscriptions, coverage assumptions, and acceptance tests. Equipment, structured cabling, permits, contractor work, travel, freight, licenses, taxes, and remediation outside the agreed scope are separate.
Pricing and service options
Assessments show rough planning estimates, office builds are custom quotes, and managed coverage has a clear monthly rate. Equipment, cabling, licenses, contractor work, travel, taxes, and site-specific work are confirmed separately.
Start with clarity
These are rough planning estimates, not fixed installation prices.
Rough estimate
Planning starting point; final recommendations follow the review.
Remote discovery, equipment review, floor-plan analysis, risk summary, recommendations, and budgetary estimate.
Rough estimate
Planning starting point; final recommendations follow the review.
On-site network discovery and validation. Travel and related expenses are separate when applicable.
Office builds
We confirm the floor plan, device count, equipment, and installation details before pricing.
Custom quote
Equipment, cabling, licenses, travel, and site-specific work are quoted after review.
Starting labor and configuration package for an approximately 5–20 employee office. Equipment and cabling are separate.
Custom quote
Equipment, cabling, licenses, travel, and site-specific work are quoted after review.
Starting labor and configuration package for an approximately 20–75 employee office. Equipment and cabling are separate.
Custom quote
Equipment, cabling, licenses, travel, and site-specific work are quoted after review.
Starting architecture and implementation package for multiple locations, high density, redundancy, or advanced security needs.
After launch
Simple recurring coverage for alerts, backups, firmware, and routine administration.
Managed plan
Per locationStarting at $249/mo
Per-location monitoring, outage alerts, configuration backups, firmware review, reporting, and remote troubleshooting.
Managed plan
Per locationStarting at $499/mo
Per-location monitoring plus firmware, firewall, VLAN, Wi-Fi, VPN, performance, and quarterly administration.
Plan my network
Start with assessment and office complexity. Labor, management, equipment, cabling, licensing, and supplier costs remain distinct.
Choose what you need. Nothing is added until you confirm.
Plan my network
Start with assessment and office complexity. Labor, management, equipment, cabling, licensing, and supplier costs remain distinct.
Choose what you need. Nothing is added until you confirm.
Quick fit guide
0 of 3 answered
3 quick questions to point you to the right option.
Choose the outcome or need first to receive a recommendation.
Choose the first planning step above. The recommendation and pricing explanation will update here—nothing is added to your estimate automatically.
No. Project prices are starting labor and configuration fees. Equipment, licenses, cabling, freight, contractor work, travel, and taxes are itemized in the written quote.
What we support and how we deliver
We assess what the office actually needs, select a supportable platform, stage the configuration, and hand over a network your team can understand.
Platform families
We choose a product family around coverage, capacity, security, licensing, supportability, and budget.
Architecture and controls
The design accounts for people, business systems, voice, cameras, guests, and connected devices.
Deployment and handoff
Installation follows an approved bill of materials and ends with evidence that the design works.
Assessment before commitment. Vendor families are assessment-dependent examples, not partnership, certification, authorization, or product-availability claims. The approved design identifies the exact equipment, subscriptions, coverage assumptions, and acceptance tests. Equipment, structured cabling, permits, contractor work, travel, freight, licenses, taxes, and remediation outside the agreed scope are separate.
Pricing and service options
Assessments show rough planning estimates, office builds are custom quotes, and managed coverage has a clear monthly rate. Equipment, cabling, licenses, contractor work, travel, taxes, and site-specific work are confirmed separately.
Start with clarity
These are rough planning estimates, not fixed installation prices.
Rough estimate
Planning starting point; final recommendations follow the review.
Remote discovery, equipment review, floor-plan analysis, risk summary, recommendations, and budgetary estimate.
Rough estimate
Planning starting point; final recommendations follow the review.
On-site network discovery and validation. Travel and related expenses are separate when applicable.
Office builds
We confirm the floor plan, device count, equipment, and installation details before pricing.
Custom quote
Equipment, cabling, licenses, travel, and site-specific work are quoted after review.
Starting labor and configuration package for an approximately 5–20 employee office. Equipment and cabling are separate.
Custom quote
Equipment, cabling, licenses, travel, and site-specific work are quoted after review.
Starting labor and configuration package for an approximately 20–75 employee office. Equipment and cabling are separate.
Custom quote
Equipment, cabling, licenses, travel, and site-specific work are quoted after review.
Starting architecture and implementation package for multiple locations, high density, redundancy, or advanced security needs.
After launch
Simple recurring coverage for alerts, backups, firmware, and routine administration.
Managed plan
Per locationStarting at $249/mo
Per-location monitoring, outage alerts, configuration backups, firmware review, reporting, and remote troubleshooting.
Managed plan
Per locationStarting at $499/mo
Per-location monitoring plus firmware, firewall, VLAN, Wi-Fi, VPN, performance, and quarterly administration.
Plan my network
Start with assessment and office complexity. Labor, management, equipment, cabling, licensing, and supplier costs remain distinct.
Choose what you need. Nothing is added until you confirm.
Plan my network
Start with assessment and office complexity. Labor, management, equipment, cabling, licensing, and supplier costs remain distinct.
Choose what you need. Nothing is added until you confirm.
Quick fit guide
0 of 3 answered
3 quick questions to point you to the right option.
Choose the outcome or need first to receive a recommendation.
Choose the first planning step above. The recommendation and pricing explanation will update here—nothing is added to your estimate automatically.
No. Project prices are starting labor and configuration fees. Equipment, licenses, cabling, freight, contractor work, travel, and taxes are itemized in the written quote.