A YourIT managed plan covers the everyday IT your business runs on: 24/7 monitoring, security (antivirus, ransomware protection, and web filtering), Windows and software updates, help-desk support for your team, and strategic planning so your technology keeps pace with your business. Higher tiers add on-site support and a Virtual IT Director.

Think of it as your whole IT department for a predictable monthly fee — the day-to-day support your people call when something's wrong, plus the behind-the-scenes work that stops most problems before anyone notices. See our plan comparison for exactly what's included at each level.

Managed IT for small and mid-sized businesses is usually priced per user or per device, per month — often just a few dollars a day per employee. At YourIT, plans starting around $49 per device/month, with your exact number depending on team size, the level of support you want, and how much security you need.

It's priced this way for a reason: your cost scales with your team, not with how often something breaks — so there are no surprise bills. We'll give you a firm number after a short conversation about your setup.

If your team uses email, stores client data, or relies on software to get work done, then yes. Small businesses are actually bigger targets — they hold valuable data but have fewer defenses. Managed IT gives you the protection and support of an internal IT department, scaled and priced for a business your size.

You don't have to be big to be at risk; you just have to be connected — and every business is now. We scale our support to fit where you are today and grow it with you.

A managed service provider (MSP) is a company that runs your IT for you — support, security, monitoring, and technology planning — for a flat monthly fee, instead of you hiring internal IT staff or calling someone only when things break. YourIT has been an Oklahoma City MSP for local businesses since 2009.

For most small and mid-sized companies, an MSP is the practical way to get enterprise-level IT without an enterprise-sized payroll.

In-house means hiring your own IT staff; managed services means outsourcing it to a team like ours. For most businesses under about 50 employees, managed is more cost-effective — you get a whole team's range of skills for less than one salary, with no gap in coverage when your one IT person is out sick or on vacation.

And if you already have someone handling IT, we don't have to replace them. Co-managed IT lets us take the routine monitoring, patching, and after-hours load off their plate so they can focus on your business. Here's our take on when a company needs a dedicated IT leader.

Yes. YourIT is based in Oklahoma City and supports businesses across the OKC metro and nearby communities. We handle most issues remotely so they get resolved fast, and we come on-site whenever your team needs hands-on help.

Being local means that when you do need someone in the building, we're a short drive away — not a ticket sitting in a queue three time zones over.

Switching is easier than most owners expect, because we handle it. After a short onboarding conversation, we document your systems, coordinate the handoff, and transition support with no downtime for your team. Most switches wrap up within a couple of weeks, and you're never left without coverage during the move.

We've onboarded plenty of businesses leaving a provider they'd outgrown. You don't need to understand the technical steps — that part is our job.

You can start with the plan that fits today. Most clients begin with core support and security, then add services like on-site support or a Virtual IT Director as they grow. You're not locked into buying everything up front — we'd rather match your plan to what you actually need right now.

Your plan grows with you. Because we price per user, adding people is simple, and you can move up a tier or add services like a Virtual IT Director whenever it makes sense. We review your setup regularly, so your technology keeps pace with your business instead of holding it back.

Not at all — that's the whole point of hiring us. You don't need to understand the technology; you just need it to work. We handle the technical side and explain anything you need to know in plain English. Your team gets one easy way to reach us whenever something comes up.

Most of our clients are business owners, not IT people. We speak human.

That usually means something's working — or that small problems just haven't surfaced yet. Managed IT is about keeping it that way: the monitoring, updates, and security that quietly prevent the expensive, disruptive issues down the road. It's far cheaper to avoid a ransomware attack or a day of downtime than to recover from one.

Quiet is good. Our job is to keep it that way.