We set up and monitor SPF, DKIM, and DMARC on your domain, so no one can send email pretending to be you, and your real emails are less likely to land in spam.

Any business with a domain that sends email, especially if you don't have in-house IT or you use booking, CRM, or marketing tools that send on your behalf.

Most clients haven't. That's the point—this closes the gap before it's used against you, not after.

Essential covers full SPF, DKIM, and DMARC setup. Pro adds spoofing/lookalike protection, a full audit, and ongoing monitoring. See Services & Features for details.

We find every platform sending email on your behalf, fix your SPF and DKIM records, publish a DMARC policy in monitoring mode, then move it to full enforcement step by step.

Either works—give us access to your DNS or registrar, or make the record changes yourself with our instructions.

Records go live within the first few days. Full enforcement takes a few weeks, done gradually so nothing legitimate gets blocked.

It shouldn't—we inventory every sending platform first and roll out enforcement gradually to catch anything we missed before it's blocked.

Essential: you're set and on your own. Pro: we keep watching your reports for new or unusual senders and send you regular updates.

We account for it. Booking platforms, legal practice tools, and medical/med spa software are common sources of misconfiguration, and we specifically check for them during setup and audits.

Yes. We configure around whatever you're already using—Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, or otherwise.

Pro plan: we catch it through monitoring. Essential plan: let us know so we can update your SPF record.

No one honestly can. This closes the specific gap that lets someone spoof your exact domain and gives you visibility when it's attempted—it doesn't stop every kind of email fraud, like a lookalike domain someone else registers.

Proper authentication helps, but deliverability also depends on things outside our control, like your sending history, so we can't promise a specific result.

Helpdesk and desktop support, network and firewall management, and copier/print support—bundled together or picked separately, depending on the plan.

Businesses that don't have (or don't need) a full-time IT person, but still need someone to call when something breaks.

Most day-to-day issues are handled remotely. We come on-site when something needs hands on it, like hardware or network equipment.

Helpdesk covers support and desktop help. Business adds network and firewall management. Complete adds copier/print support and on-site visits. Full details are on our Services & Features page.

Firewall setup, network monitoring, and troubleshooting when your connection is slow or down.

Not necessarily. We work with what you have first and only recommend replacing equipment if it's actually holding you back.

Password resets, software issues, slow computers, printer problems—the everyday stuff that usually lands on whoever's most comfortable with computers.

Yes. We handle setup once your device is delivered, plus ongoing support if it stops talking to the network or print queue.

Response times depend on your plan; details are on the Managed IT Services page.

Yes, they're separate services and work well together. See Business Email Security.

Keyword and competitor research, on-page structure, Google Business Profile setup, and monthly reports tied to calls and form fills, not just rankings.

Local and regional businesses that need to be found in the area they actually serve.

Yes, we check AI visibility monthly alongside traditional search.

Keyword and competitor research for your area, then restructuring your pages to compete for those terms, plus Google Business Profile optimization.

Usually around month three. Anyone promising results in thirty days isn't being straight with you—that's why there's a minimum term.

Most existing sites need some groundwork first—missing titles, slow images, pages competing with each other. We handle that as part of getting started.

No, but it helps—a site that goes down or breaks a form undoes the SEO work. Not required, though.

Monthly, in plain language, focused on calls and form fills—not just rankings.

24/7 uptime monitoring, contact form testing, SSL and domain expiry tracking, content updates, and a monthly plain-English report.

No. It works on a site we built or one you already have.

Forms fail quietly—an email or plugin change can break delivery for weeks before anyone notices. We test it instead of assuming it still works.

You hear from us, usually before a customer tells you.

Email us—no ticketing system or admin panel to learn. Changes happen within your plan's response window.

Yes, cancel any time.

Yes, every service is independent, so add or drop as needed.

A custom-built site, not a template, delivered to hosting in your name—fast, mobile-friendly, with forms wired to your inbox.

Yes, the site, domain, and hosting account are all in your name.

Those platforms don't allow custom code, so we move you somewhere that does, usually GoDaddy, HostGator, or DigitalOcean. Migration is quoted separately.

We design around your business, wire up forms, and build for speed and mobile from the start.

You do, directly to your provider. We don't resell or mark it up.

No. The site is yours. Add monitoring or SEO later, or never.

Mostly page count and scope—we'll walk through it before quoting anything.

Reach out through Contact or any "Get a Quote" button on the site. We'll ask a few questions and recommend what fits.

Yes, most services are delivered remotely, so location isn't a limiting factor.

Either. Every service works on its own, and most clients start with one and add others later.

Yes, see our Privacy Policy for details.

Email us at [email protected].

Business Email Security stops someone from forging your domain. Inbox & Account Protection watches for a different problem—an employee's real account getting broken into, where nothing looks forged because it's genuinely coming from them.

Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace. If you're on a different platform, we'll talk through what's possible, or help you move to one that supports it.

Sign-ins that don't add up, hidden mailbox rules that forward or hide mail, and stolen session tokens—the signals that show up when an account's been taken over.

Per protected employee account, with a minimum for smaller teams. All plans include 24/7 SOC, "Security Operations Center" monitoring to detect and triage or remediate issues before they cause any issues.

A real person reviews it, not just software. If it's confirmed as a compromise, the account is locked down and active sessions are cut off right away.

It's usually the first thing an attacker sets up—a quiet rule hiding or forwarding certain replies so the real owner doesn't notice. It's often the clearest warning sign before something like a fraudulent wire request goes out.

Yes, a full timeline of what happened, when, and what we did about it—not a raw log you have to interpret yourself.

Essential covers core monitoring and lockdown. Pro adds full incident reporting and priority response. Complete bundles this with full Business Email Security as one service and one invoice.

Not directly—this service needs Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace underneath it. Our Email Setup & Migration service gets you onto a platform that supports it.

Yes, that's what the Complete plan is—domain authentication and inbox protection together on one monthly invoice.

We move your business email onto Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace—the platform our Business Email Security and Inbox & Account Protection services are built on top of.

A lot of older or budget email hosts don't support the level of authentication and account protection modern security needs. If your domain can't be genuinely secured where it is, this is what changes that.

No. We handle the whole move, and it's built so your team keeps working through it.

A full assessment of your current setup, migrating mail/contacts/calendars, reconfiguring DNS and authentication, provisioning every employee account, and re-authorizing any third-party tools that send email on your behalf.

Assessment, migration, DNS cutover, then verification—each one done in order before we call it finished.

Moving mailboxes without redoing DNS just leaves a modern platform running on the same weak authentication as before. We treat that as part of the migration itself, not a follow-up task.

We audit and re-authorize those as part of the move. Skip that step and they can silently stop sending the moment the cutover happens, sometimes for days before anyone notices.

Essential covers up to 10 mailboxes with the standard cutover and onboarding. Pro is for 11+ mailboxes and adds a full third-party sender audit plus a dedicated migration planning session.

No, migration gets you onto a platform that supports those services—they're set up separately afterward, or bundled if you go with the Inbox Protection Complete plan.

Typically scheduled after hours so it doesn't disrupt your team's workday.