Dispatch target: under 3 hours

Your guests don't see the IT. That's the point.

Hotels, restaurants, and property managers in Summit County need invisible, reliable tech. When the POS goes down during ski season, every minute matters.

Built for Park City

IT support built for Park City businesses

Covering Park City and the Snyderville Basin. Focused on hospitality and tourism businesses.

Quick pricing

Starter$399/mo
Growth$749/mo
Professional$1399/mo
Pay-per-ticket$125/credit
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IT support in Park City, built around the season

Park City businesses live a schedule no other Utah market does: the winter carries most of the year, and the systems that matter (point of sale, guest Wi-Fi, door and lock systems, booking and property platforms) choose the worst possible weekend to fail. An IT partner here has to price for the off-season and perform in the peak.

That is what a flat month-to-month plan with a free AI front line is for. Seasonal staff churn stops being an IT project: account setup and offboarding are routine tickets, handled the day they are requested. And because there is no per-user pricing, January staffing does not triple your IT bill.

Property managers get particular attention: dozens of units, guest networks that must stay isolated from owner systems, cameras and smart locks from six different vendors. We coordinate those vendors so you do not spend February on hold.

Park City FAQ

Asked by businesses here

Response times, coverage, and cost for your corner of the state.

Report it and the AI assistant starts triage immediately, any hour, any day. Remote fixes (which cover a surprising share of POS problems: network, config, peripheral issues) start right away. On-site dispatch runs during business hours with a target of under 3 hours for Summit County; peak-season incidents at revenue-critical systems go to the front of the queue.
Onboarding and offboarding are routine, same-day tickets: accounts created with the right access on the way in, everything revoked on the way out. The AI preps each request instantly and a tech runs it same-day, which matters when you hire twenty people the same November week.
Yes, and you should insist on it. Guest networks belong on their own segment, isolated from the POS, cameras, locks, and owner systems. It is a scoped, one-time network project with a fixed quote, and it also improves your card-handling (PCI) setup.
Hospitality and property management are core Summit County industries for us: booking platforms, unit networks, smart locks, cameras, and the vendor coordination they all require. We are built to serve the operators, not the guests: your team calls us, so your guests never have to.

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