Below is exactly what each service includes, who it suits, what a typical engagement looks like and how long it takes. No vague packages.
Manual deploys, undocumented servers and "only Rahul knows how it works" are business risks, not engineering quirks. We turn your infrastructure into something reproducible, observable and safe to change.
Software shaped around how your business actually operates — not a generic product you have to change your process to fit.
Getting a mailbox takes five minutes. Getting mail that consistently reaches customers, survives a domain change and can't be spoofed by an attacker is a different job. This is that job.
Starting fresh, or moving off a free Gmail/Yahoo address onto your own domain.
Moving an existing mail system without losing history or dropping a single message.
Your mail is going to spam, or someone is sending mail pretending to be you.
Most "our email isn't working" tickets come down to one of these being missing or wrong. Here's what they actually do, in plain language.
A public list of the servers permitted to send mail using your domain. If your invoicing app or CRM isn't on that list, receiving servers treat its mail as suspicious. We inventory every system that sends on your behalf and include them all — a step most setups skip.
A cryptographic signature added to every outgoing message. The receiving server checks it against a key published in your DNS. If it matches, the mail genuinely came from you and wasn't tampered with in transit. Enabling it is a five-minute job that a surprising number of providers leave switched off by default.
Your instruction to the world: if a message claiming to be from your domain fails SPF and DKIM, should it be delivered, quarantined or rejected? It also sends you reports on who is trying to impersonate you. We roll this out gradually — monitor first, then enforce — so no legitimate mail is ever lost.
The health check is free and takes us about 20 minutes. You get the findings whether or not you hire us.
Sometimes you don't need someone to build it — you need someone experienced to tell you whether it should be built at all, and what it will really cost.
What lands in your inbox at the end of a review engagement:
For companies without an internal IT team — or with one that's stretched too thin. We take responsibility for keeping the lights on, with response times written into the contract.
Your staff email or call a real engineer. Tickets tracked, SLA measured, monthly report sent.
Servers, websites, backups and certificates watched 24×7. We usually fix it before you notice.
Automated, encrypted, off-site — and actually restore-tested every quarter, not just configured.
Joiners get accounts and devices on day one. Leavers lose access the same hour — properly.
Not enterprise theatre — the specific, proportionate controls that stop the incidents that actually happen to companies your size.
In practice, most breaches at small and mid-sized companies start in one of four places: a reused password, an unpatched server, a spoofed email, or a backup nobody ever tested. We close those four first, then work outward.
Common engagements, so you know roughly where you stand before the first call. Anything outside these is quoted to your scope — talk to us and we'll size it honestly.
For a small team that needs their fundamentals set up properly, once.
For companies actively building, with infrastructure that has to keep running.
For larger environments, regulated industries, or multi-team programmes.
Third-party costs — cloud usage, domains, Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 licences — are billed at cost and listed separately on every quote.
Describe the problem in your own words. We'll tell you which of the six applies — or that you don't need us at all.