Co-Managed IT Providers

Co-managed IT splits responsibility with your existing internal team rather than replacing it. The provider typically takes monitoring, after-hours cover, and specialist work, while your staff keep the systems that need institutional knowledge. 34 providers here offer this arrangement. It is usually cheaper than full outsourcing and almost always cheaper than hiring a second internal hire.

34 providers listed Last updated 2026-08-15 How this list is ordered

34 providers

    All 34 providers as a table
    Co-Managed IT Providers — ordered by how much of each record we have verified.
    Provider Based 24/7 Certifications Compliance Price / seat Quotes
    IT Pro Source Not stated Yes None on record HIPAA, CMMC, NIST 800-171, PCI DSS $100–250 Get quotes
    Aldridge Not stated Yes 2 HIPAA, PCI DSS, NIST, CMMC Not disclosed Get quotes
    ERGOS Technology Partners, Inc. Houston, TX Yes 1 SOC 2, HIPAA, NIST, CMMC, PCI DSS Not disclosed Get quotes
    Accent Consulting Lafayette, IN Yes None on record CMMC, HIPAA, NIST Not disclosed Get quotes
    Affiliated Resource Group Dublin, OH Yes None on record HIPAA, NIST Not disclosed Get quotes
    Complete IT Austin, TX Yes None on record HIPAA, PCI DSS Not disclosed Get quotes
    Computerease Collinsville, IL Yes None on record HIPAA, NIST, SOC 2 Not disclosed Get quotes
    Dytech Oviedo, FL Yes None on record HIPAA Not disclosed Get quotes
    Endurance IT Virginia Beach, VA Yes None on record CMMC, GDPR, HIPAA Not disclosed Get quotes
    Exigent Technologies Not stated Yes None on record HIPAA, SOC 2 $150–300 Get quotes
    HoustonTech Houston, TX Yes None on record HIPAA, PCI DSS, NIST, CMMC Not disclosed Get quotes
    NorCal IT Solution Not stated Yes None on record SOC 2, HIPAA, PCI DSS, NIST, ISO 27001, GDPR Not disclosed Get quotes
    Pearl Solutions Group St. Charles, MO Yes None on record CMMC, HIPAA, NIST Not disclosed Get quotes
    Power Consulting Group Not stated Yes None on record HIPAA, PCI DSS Not disclosed Get quotes
    Proper Sky Abington, PA Yes None on record HIPAA Not disclosed Get quotes
    Solution Builders Bloomington, MN Yes None on record HIPAA, PCI DSS, GLBA, NIST, CMMC Not disclosed Get quotes
    TeknaByte Indianapolis, IN Yes None on record CMMC, HIPAA, NIST, FERPA, FINRA Not disclosed Get quotes
    Thriveon Eden Prairie, MN Yes None on record HIPAA, CMMC, NIST, PCI DSS, SOC 2, GLBA, CJIS Not disclosed Get quotes
    Uprite Services, LLC Not stated Yes None on record HIPAA, CMMC $91–138 Get quotes
    Bit by Bit Not stated Yes None on record SOC 2 Not disclosed Get quotes
    BrightFlow Technologies Mint Hill, NC Not disclosed None on record CMMC Not disclosed Get quotes
    Ceeva Pittsburgh, PA Not disclosed None on record CMMC, NIST 800-171 Not disclosed Get quotes
    Contigo Technology Austin, TX Yes None on record CMMC, HIPAA, NIST Not disclosed Get quotes
    DVD Networks Richmond, VA Yes None on record None on record Not disclosed Get quotes
    EasyIT Dublin, OH Yes None on record SOC 2 Not disclosed Get quotes
    LEAP Managed IT Indianapolis, IN Yes None on record None on record Not disclosed Get quotes
    Macro Connect Detroit, MI Yes None on record None on record Not disclosed Get quotes
    Mytech Partners Not stated Not disclosed None on record CMMC Not disclosed Get quotes
    NetEffect Las Vegas, NV Yes None on record HIPAA Not disclosed Get quotes
    Preactive IT Solutions Not stated Yes None on record None on record Not disclosed Get quotes
    Sourcepass Not stated Yes None on record HIPAA, FINRA, SOC 2, ISO 27001 Not disclosed Get quotes
    Southwest Cloud Partners Henderson, NV Not disclosed None on record GLBA, HIPAA, PCI DSS Not disclosed Get quotes
    Stasmayer North Charleston, SC Not disclosed None on record PCI DSS Not disclosed Get quotes
    Vintage IT Services Austin, TX Yes None on record None on record Not disclosed Get quotes

    Where these providers are, city by city

    30 metros on this site have at least one provider offering Co-Managed IT. The number in brackets is how many. Each link opens the metro comparison, where you can filter by coverage hours, certifications and published pricing. A low number means we have not finished researching that metro for this category — not that the work is unavailable there.

    Houston (6) · Austin (5) · San Antonio (5) · Dallas (4) · New York (4) · Denver (3) · Indianapolis (3) · Minneapolis (3) · Richmond (3) · Sacramento (3) · Columbus (2) · Fort Worth (2) · Las Vegas (2) · Los Angeles (2) · Orlando (2) · Philadelphia (2) · St. Louis (2) · Atlanta (1) · Boston (1) · Charlotte (1) · Chicago (1) · Detroit (1) · Fort Lauderdale (1) · Greenville (1) · Long Island (1) · Phoenix (1) · Pittsburgh (1) · San Jose (1) · Seattle (1) · Tampa (1)

    Where the boundary usually sits

    Usually the provider

    After-hours and weekend cover, monitoring and alerting, patch management, tier-1 help desk, backup verification.

    Usually your team

    Business-specific applications, vendor relationships, internal projects, anything requiring knowledge of how the company actually works.

    Usually contested

    Who owns admin credentials, who is on the escalation path at 2am, and who is accountable when a change breaks something. Settle these in writing.

    Common questions

    When does co-managed make more sense than full outsourcing?

    When you already employ one or two IT people who are competent but stretched. Full outsourcing duplicates what you are paying for and often demotivates the staff you keep. Co-managed buys the parts that are genuinely hard to staff internally: nights, weekends, and narrow specialisms.

    How is the split usually defined?

    Most commonly by tier and by hours: the provider takes tier-1 tickets and after-hours coverage, your team keeps escalations and anything touching business-specific systems. Get the boundary written into the agreement — ambiguity here is the main reason these arrangements fail.

    Does our internal person lose their job?

    That is the fear that kills most co-managed deals, and it is worth addressing directly before it becomes a rumour. The usual outcome is the internal person stops doing password resets at 9pm and starts doing project work. Involve them in provider selection rather than presenting the decision.