Carlsbad, CA · Now onboarding Q4 2026

IT ownership, not outsourced ticket support.

Ironguard runs IT for growing companies: support, security, Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace, networks and projects, with one accountable person who answers for all of it.

30 minutes with a senior engineer. No slide deck. You leave with a written list of gaps, whether or not we work together.

5.0 on Google · Published pricing from $150 per user
5.0
Google rating · every review five stars
$150/user
Starting price · published, scoped in writing
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Written operating procedures · owner-assigned
10days
Insurance Readiness Review · fixed fee
What clients say

Senior attention.
On every account.

No account managers, no tiered queues. The person who scoped your environment is the person who runs it.

★★★★★
“Made it super simple to get our cloud system up and running. Finally happy to have found a team…”
CGCharlie GrayGoogle review
★★★★★
“Quick response time, really helpful team. Sorted out my security needs with ease.”
MHMartin HughesGoogle review
★★★★★
“Thank you guys so much for all your help. Definitely a lifesaver.”
DLDavid LusterGoogle review
Microsoft 365 & Google Workspace Carlsbad, CA · San Diego County & multi-site teams nationwide Senior-led, US-based · no sales queue Clients up to 300+ employees · US & international sites Vendor partners: Microsoft · Google · AWS · Dell · Lenovo · Cisco · Meraki
The IT Ownership Scorecard

How well is your IT actually owned?

Twelve questions a COO or CFO can answer without asking IT. Instant grade, no email required. Try three of them here.

  • Scores ownership, security, operations and cost control
  • Every zero-point answer is a finding you can act on
  • Bring the result to a meeting and we map each gap to a fix
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Preview · 3 of 12 questions0/6
05 Has anyone actually restored a backup this year — not just confirmed the job ran?
06 When someone leaves the company, is every account and access removed the same day?
09 Is your environment documented well enough that a new provider could take over tomorrow?

Three questions that decide whether an incident becomes a crisis. Answer all three to see where you stand.

Finish all 12 questions →
What we own

Everything your company runs on, under one roof.

Most IT problems live in the gaps between vendors. We close the gaps by owning the whole environment.

Why Ironguard

What ownership actually means.

Every MSP says “proactive.” Here is what we mean, in terms you can hold us to.

01

One accountable owner

Support, security, cloud, devices, networks and vendors under one roof, with a named person responsible for the outcome. No “that’s a different team.”

02

Automation-first operations

Onboarding, compliance checks and configuration drift are handled by code, not checklists. Nothing depends on someone remembering.

03

Documented, repeatable standards

26 written, owner-assigned operating procedures govern how your environment is run. Clear standards are how we can take real responsibility.

04

Evidence, not assurances

Backup restores validated on a quarterly schedule. Security controls you can show an insurer. Pricing published on the site. Nothing we can’t put in writing.

In writing, not in a sales deck

Standards we commit to in every managed agreement.

  • Same-day offboardingEvery account and access removed the day someone leaves.
  • Day-one onboardingLaptop, accounts and correct access ready before a new hire starts.
  • Quarterly restore validationWe restore from backup on a schedule, not just confirm the job ran.
  • Monthly license reconciliationCounts checked against headcount so you never pay for ghosts.
  • Documentation that is yoursYour environment stays documented well enough that another provider could take over tomorrow.
  • Scoped in writing before work beginsProjects, hardware and onsite coverage are priced up front. No surprise line items.
The Ironguard standard

Built to run. No single points of failure.

Most IT relationships quietly depend on one individual’s memory. Ours is engineered so they never do: everything documented, everything monitored, every escalation path written down before it is needed.

Nothing lives in one head.

Every system, credential, vendor and decision is documented to a standard a qualified engineer could pick up cold. That protects you from us — and from everyone else.

Monitored by machines, not memory.

Automated monitoring, alerting and maintenance surface issues on their own instead of waiting for someone to notice. The system does the watching.

Senior people, no scripts.

The people who scope your environment are the people who run it. No tiered call queues, no drip campaigns, no promises we can’t keep in writing.

Getting started

Three steps from first call to fully managed.

Step one

A 30-minute conversation

What is growing, what is breaking, and what you need someone to own. No slide deck.

Step two

Environment review

We look at your Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace tenant, devices, network and security posture, then write up what we found and what it will take.

Step three

Transition plan and go-live

Onboarding is a fixed-fee project (50% deposit), then a fixed monthly rate with clear standards and a named owner from day one. Managed plans start at 25 users.

Pricing

Clear service.
Clear pricing.

Published rates, scoped in writing before any work begins. Most MSPs make you ask. We don’t.

$150 per user / month, starting at

Most multi-site engagements land between $150 and $200 once security requirements, sites and onsite needs are scoped. Onsite coverage, hardware, travel and major projects are scoped separately, in writing.

  • Employee support and device lifecycle
  • Security baseline: identity, endpoint, email, backup
  • Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace administration and licensing
  • Vendor management and executive reporting
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Estimated monthly$7,500 – $10,000
Per person, per month$150 – $200

Planning range only. Your rate is fixed in writing after a scoped review. Managed plans start at 25 users.

Full pricing breakdown →
Renewal coming up?

Insurance Readiness Review

Fixed fee, ten business days, read-only access. Every questionnaire item mapped to evidence.

$1,500 – $2,500

30–75 users / 76–150 users. Credited in full toward onboarding if you become a managed client within 90 days.

How the Review works
Where we are

Based in Carlsbad. On site across San Diego County.

Our home market is North County San Diego, and we support multi-site teams across the country. When something needs hands on hardware, you get a person, not a shipping label.

San Diego IT support →
Next step

Tell us what needs an owner.

What is growing, what is breaking, and where you keep chasing answers across vendors. We will start there.

Prefer to just pick a time?

Book a Meeting →

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