Get An IT Guy is a low-cost monthly coaching membership for solo operators and small teams who can't afford a managed IT provider — and don't need one. Live Q&As, ready-to-use templates, plain-language video lessons, and a community of owners figuring it out together.
You're the founder, the operator, and somehow also the person Googling "how to set up MFA." It's eating your evenings.
Quotes are coming back at $1,500–$3,000 a month. For a 1-to-10-person business, that's not a fit. You need guidance, not a full team.
Backups, password manager, MFA, basic policies — you know you should have all this. You just need someone to show you how, in plain English.
Three tiers: Essentials, Foundation, Strategy. Pick the one that matches your team size and where you are today. Switch up or down anytime.
Instant access to your plan's templates, checklists, video library, and community. Start with the IT Baseline Self-Assessment on day one.
Join the monthly group Q&A. Bring your questions. Watch the replay. Apply the lessons to your business — at your own pace.
Important: we coach you to manage your own IT — we never log into your systems or networks. Always 100% your hands on the keyboard.
One-time $250 setup fee. Cancel anytime — no contracts.
Solo operators · 1–3 person businesses
+ $250 one-time setup
Small teams · 3–6 employees
+ $250 one-time setup
Established micro-businesses · up to 10 staff
+ $250 one-time setup
Available on any plan. $3/employee/month each. One-time $250 setup per add-on.
Vendor-neutral coaching to help your team adopt a password manager properly — without being told which product to buy.
A year's worth of security awareness content your team will actually finish — slide decks, tabletop scripts, and Cybersecurity Awareness Month materials.
I always knew our backups, passwords, and "IT stuff" weren't really set up right — I just couldn't afford a $2,000-a-month IT firm. The coaching format is exactly what a small business like mine needs. I show up to the call, I get my answer, and I leave with a checklist.
The video library is a member benefit, but the public YouTube channel has a great taste. Subscribe to @getanitguy.