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Find an IT provider without being sold to by six of them

100 managed IT, security, and compliance providers, compared on the things that actually differ between them. Every field shows where we got it and when we last checked. You decide which providers hear from you — nobody else is contacted.

548 sourced fields across 100 providers — what that adds up to.

548 of a possible 800 fields are filled — the gaps are providers who do not publish that detail, and they are shown as Not disclosed rather than estimated. 1 of 100 have been confirmed by the provider directly. Last checked 2026-08-06. How we rank · where the data comes from.

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What are you looking for?

Most buyers arrive knowing the problem, not the category name. Pick the sentence that sounds like yours — the categories sort themselves out afterwards.

Someone to run our IT

Full outsourcing of day-to-day operations, help desk, and infrastructure.

100 providers

Help for the IT team we have

Co-managed support that extends internal staff instead of replacing them.

11 providers

Security monitoring

Continuous watch over networks, endpoints, and cloud.

20 providers

Someone who responds, not just alerts

MDR and SOC services that investigate and contain incidents.

3 providers

A customer is demanding SOC 2

Readiness support for SOC 2, HIPAA, and related frameworks.

52 providers

Just the prices, first

What each of these actually costs, using rates providers publish rather than estimates.

The dashed cards are categories we have not finished researching. We would rather show you an empty shelf than fill it with names we cannot describe with sourced data.

By metro

Where we have finished the research

We publish a metro page only where we have verified records for at least 5 providers and something specific to say about that market. Cities absent from this list are ones we have not finished researching — not ones without providers.

Houston, TX

Energy · Healthcare · Petrochemical

Austin, TX

SaaS · Semiconductors · Fintech

Charlotte, NC

Banking · Insurance · Manufacturing

Dallas, TX

Financial services · Insurance · Telecom

San Antonio, TX

Military and defense · Cybersecurity · Healthcare

Atlanta, GA

Healthcare · Logistics and transportation · Financial services

Chicago, IL

Manufacturing · Financial services · Healthcare

Raleigh, NC

Healthcare · Education · Professional services

Phoenix, AZ

Healthcare · Manufacturing · Construction

Denver, CO

Healthcare · Energy and utilities · Financial services

Tampa, FL

Healthcare · Financial services · Government and public sector

Jacksonville, FL

Financial services · Healthcare · Logistics and transportation

Orlando, FL

Retail and hospitality · Healthcare · Education

Boston, MA

Healthcare · Education · Financial services

San Diego, CA

Government and public sector · Healthcare · Manufacturing

Los Angeles, CA

Media and communications · Healthcare · Manufacturing

Seattle, WA

Healthcare · Manufacturing · Professional services

Miami, FL

Financial services · Healthcare · Logistics and transportation

Looking for a provider by sector instead? 16 industry views cut the same list by who each provider says it serves.

How a listing gets published

Four steps, in this order, every time

A comparison site is only worth reading if you can check it. This is the whole process, including the part where records get held back.

01

Read what the provider publishes

We start from the company’s own site and from vendor partner directories — sources you can open yourself. We do not buy lists.

02

Check each field against its source

Every extracted value is read back in context before it is kept. Roughly a third of what automated extraction found turned out to describe a client, a partner, or a blog post rather than the provider.

03

Hold back records that are too thin

A provider needs three specific fields and at least five of 8 tracked ones before it appears. 100 records clear that bar today; the rest stay unpublished.

04

Ask the provider to confirm it

Providers can correct anything on their page for free, and tell us whether they are currently taking clients. Confirmed pages say so; unconfirmed ones say that too.

What we do differently

The parts most comparison sites leave out

Your details go where you send them

Pick up to three providers. The rest never see your enquiry, and we do not resell it afterwards.

Every figure has a source

Each field carries the source and the date we checked it. Anything we could not verify says so, rather than being estimated.

Ranking is a published formula

Placement comes from verified data, not payment. The formula is written out in full.

No star ratings

We do not publish a score we cannot defend. The comparison is the specifications, side by side.

Tell us what you need, not the other way round

Six questions about your size, industry, and obligations. You get a shortlist you can check field by field — and nobody is contacted until you pick them.

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