Co-managed IT

Your IT team, with reinforcements that act like owners.

For companies with internal IT stretched across support and strategy: Ironguard takes real ownership of defined areas, with clear boundaries, decision rights and no vendor games.

Defined lanes lower the per-user rate. Scoped in writing, in the review.

5.0 on Google · Published pricing from $150 per user
When this fits

Good IT people, spread too thin.

Your IT lead is competent. That is exactly the problem: they are doing tier-one support, security, projects, procurement and vendor wrangling at once, and the strategic work keeps losing to the urgent work. Hiring another admin does not fix that. Handing everything to a traditional MSP loses the internal knowledge you have already paid for.

Co-managed means we take full ownership of defined areas, and your team keeps full ownership of theirs. Not staff augmentation. Not “call us when you are stuck.” Owned lanes, in writing.

How the split works

Owned lanes, not blurry lines.

Whatever lane we take, we own it end to end. Whatever your team keeps, they keep with full visibility into ours.

What Ironguard typically takes

  • Tier-one employee support with clear escalation
  • Patch and endpoint management
  • Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace administration and the security baseline
  • Documentation, monitoring and the renewal calendar
  • Site launches and defined projects

What your team keeps

  • Business applications and internal knowledge
  • Strategy and budget authority
  • Whatever they are best at and want to keep
  • Full visibility: shared documentation, shared tooling access, no black boxes
  • Credentials that always belong to you
The ground rules

Built to make your IT lead stronger, not smaller.

We work for the company, through its IT leadership, never around it.

01

Through leadership, never around it

Escalations, documentation and decisions run through a structure your IT lead approves.

02

No black boxes

Your team has access to the same documentation and tooling we use. Nothing lives only in a vendor portal.

03

Credentials are yours

Admin accounts, licenses and vendor relationships stay in the company’s name.

04

Documented well enough to run without us

Everything we build is written down so thoroughly you could take it over tomorrow. The company owns its environment. We take care of it.

Next step

Map the lanes in one working session.

Bring your IT lead. We will map what your team should keep, what needs a real owner, and where the gaps are today.

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