The "Just Restart It" Tax
Every employee spending 20 minutes a day troubleshooting tech issues costs you roughly $1,500/year per person. Multiply that across your team.
Many SE Michigan businesses are hemorrhaging productivity to slow computers, dropped emails, and IT fires nobody's managing.
You deserve better.
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Every employee spending 20 minutes a day troubleshooting tech issues costs you roughly $1,500/year per person. Multiply that across your team.
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Over 60% of small businesses that suffer a ransomware attack close within 6 months. Most had no idea they were vulnerable until it was too late.
When your team can't reach IT support, they either wait, guess, or give up. All three options hurt your bottom line and your clients' experience.
A single in-house IT employee costs $65,000–$95,000/year, and still can't cover nights, weekends, or every specialty. There's a smarter way.
Companies like yours across SE Michigan have discovered that a local Managed IT Service Provider gives them a full team of specialists; cybersecurity, cloud, helpdesk, strategy, all for a predictable monthly fee.
No surprise bills. No waiting on hold with a call center overseas. Just real people, right here in Southeast Michigan, who answer the phone in under 60 seconds.
We catch problems before they become outages, monitoring your systems 24/7 so you never get that 7am panic call.
Every single member of our team lives and works right here. We can be at your door by next business day for critical issues.
Our clients save an average of 30% compared to employing in-house IT staff, while getting broader expertise and coverage.
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Leet services are the best. They are 100% responsive, very professional and are always able to assist me in meeting my needs. I highly recommend their services. We use them for our small business of around 50 staff. They provide IT support and emergency support as needed.
In a free 15-minute call, our local SE Michigan technicians will walk you through exactly where your business might be vulnerable, and what it'd take to fix it.
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