Guided IT for Small Business

Stop bushwhacking
through your own tech stack.

CircuitSherpa guides small businesses up the mountain of networking, backups, and cloud decisions, one clear step at a time. No jargon avalanches. No summit pushed off till next quarter.

500+Tickets closed
12 minAvg. response time
0Servers left behind
Small business owner working with a technician on a laptop
Basecamp call is free
Real human answers
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The Route

Four waypoints between you and IT that just works.

We do not sell gear and disappear. Each waypoint is a real conversation before it is a line item.

WAYPOINT 01

Basecamp Assessment

We map your current terrain: hardware, software, and every login nobody remembers, before recommending a single fix. You get a plain-language report, not a sales pitch.

Network auditAsset inventoryRisk review
Technician reviewing network diagrams on a desk
WAYPOINT 02

Network & Security

Firewalls, Wi-Fi that actually reaches the back office, and backups that restore when you need them, not just when you test them. The unglamorous stuff that keeps you open.

FirewallsWi-Fi designBackup & recovery
Server rack and network cabling
WAYPOINT 03

Help Desk Sherpa

A real person answers when the printer declares war on a Monday. Most tickets close same day, no ticket purgatory, no offshore script reading.

Live supportRemote fixesOn-site visits
Team collaborating around a laptop in an office
WAYPOINT 04

Cloud & Growth Planning

Adding a location or a dozen laptops next quarter? We scout the route before you sign a lease, so the tech is ready on day one, not month three.

Cloud migrationScaling plansVendor coordination
Dashboard analytics on a laptop screen
Engineer working on IT infrastructure
"They explained the map before they touched anything. First time IT felt like a plan, not a bill."
Basecamp

Started by engineers tired of watching small shops get sold gear they didn't need.

CircuitSherpa began with a simple complaint: too many small businesses get a rack of equipment and a vendor who vanishes the moment the invoice clears.

We stick around. We explain the map in language that has nothing to do with acronyms, and we carry our share of the pack, from the first basecamp call through the years after the network is humming.

How We Guide You ↓
How We Guide You

Four steps. No surprise elevation gains.

01

Basecamp Call

A free 30-minute conversation about where your tech is slowing you down.

02

Trail Map

A written plan with real costs and timelines. No obligation to book anything.

03

Guided Climb

We do the setup and migration work. You keep running the business.

04

Ongoing Support

We do not disappear at the summit. Help desk and monitoring keep going.

Trail Log

Notes from businesses who made the climb.

"Our Wi-Fi finally reaches the back office. Sounds small until you've spent two years without it."

R
R. AlvarezOwner, Northtown Auto

"They found a backup that had been silently failing for eight months. Nobody else caught it."

M
M. OkaforOffice Manager, Fielding Dental

"I called about a printer. A person picked up. That alone put them ahead of our last three vendors."

T
T. LindqvistFounder, Lindqvist & Co.
Gear Tiers

Pick the pack weight that fits your business.

Every tier includes a real human on the other end of the line. Talk to a guide for exact pricing based on headcount and setup.

Basecamp

For businesses under 10 devices who need a safety net, not a full team.

  • Remote help desk, business hours
  • Monthly backup verification
  • Basic security monitoring
  • Quarterly check-in call
Talk To A Guide
Expedition

Fully managed IT for multi-location businesses with real complexity.

  • Everything in Summit
  • Dedicated account guide
  • Multi-site network design
  • Vendor management
  • 24/7 critical monitoring
Talk To A Guide
Before You Ask

Frequently asked, honestly answered.

How fast do you actually respond? +

Most help desk tickets are acknowledged within 12 minutes during business hours and closed same day. Critical outages get an immediate call, not a queue number.

Do we need to replace our current setup? +

Rarely all at once. The Basecamp Assessment usually finds a handful of real fixes, not a reason to rip everything out and start over.

Are we locked into a long contract? +

No. Plans run month to month after the initial setup period. If the fit is wrong, you are not stuck carrying our gear up the mountain alone.

What if we already have an IT person? +

We work alongside internal staff often, handling overflow, specialized projects, or after-hours coverage rather than replacing anyone.

Trailhead

Ready to find your route?

Book a free 30-minute basecamp call. No pitch deck, no obligation, just a clear look at where your tech stands.