Does the calculator show the price?

No. It organizes information about your business for the initial conversation. After the assessment, the proposal lists services, included tools and the monthly fee.

Do I need to know the exact numbers?

No. Estimates are enough to start the conversation. During the assessment we survey the real environment with you.

I have an in-house IT team. Is the calculator for me?

Yes. Describe the environment the same way and mention in the form that there is an in-house team: we shape a scope of complementary support, not replacement.

What happens to the data I send?

The summary and your contact details go only to the Skills IT sales team to answer your request. Do not include passwords or sensitive information.

Scope simulator

IT scoping tool: tell us about your business

Enter approximate team and equipment counts. The summary helps start a conversation with a consultant; the monthly fee is set after we assess your IT.

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Office with several workstations and computers in use — fauxels / Pexels

No price on screen
Simulation: Fixed monthly fee
Model: Proposal after assessment
Next step: Remote and on site
Support

Simulator

Three steps to describe your IT

Estimates are enough. The summary is just the starting point for a conversation with a consultant.

Step 01: Describe the environment

Tell us what your IT runs on today. Estimates will do.

Computers

Desktops and laptops in use

Servers

Physical or virtual, on premises or in the cloud

Network devices

Firewalls, switches, routers and access points

Users

People who use IT and open tickets

Step 02: What needs attention?

Select topics to discuss. This does not set extra charges or remove tools from managed IT; the proposal details the package.

Backup and data recoveryVerified copies and a recovery planManaged antivirusProtection for computers and serversFirewall as a serviceControls for traffic entering and leaving the networkMicrosoft 365Email and collaboration (formerly Office 365)IP telephonyExtensions, IP PBX and integration24x7 monitoringNetwork and performance watched around the clock

Step 03: Scope summary

Review the summary before talking to a consultant.

Enter at least one computer, server, network device or user to see the summary.

This summary is a scope simulation, not a quote. The final proposal — with the fixed monthly fee — comes after an environment assessment with a consultant.

Form

Get a proposal based on this scope

A consultant confirms the scenario, schedules the assessment and replies during business hours.

From simulation to proposal

What happens after you send the scope

No figure comes out of the calculator. The fixed monthly fee is set once we know the environment.

Step 01
Simulation
You describe the business and the topics you want to discuss with a consultant.
Step 02
Assessment
We survey what exists: equipment, network, servers, risks and whatever is holding the operation back.
Step 03
Proposal
We define the scope, the support model and the fixed monthly fee — no surprises.
Step 04
Operation
We roll out monitoring, backup and protection, and carry on with remote and on-site support.

IT consultant surveying a server room with a tablet — Christina Morillo / Pexels

Why no price

The right price depends on the assessment

Two offices with ten computers can have different needs: one uses only email; the other relies on servers and systems to serve customers.

That is why we confirm what your business needs before proposing services, tools and a monthly fee.

Frequently asked questions

Questions about the calculator

What companies usually ask before sending the scope.

Next step

Would you rather talk before simulating?

A consultant gets to know your scenario by phone or email and schedules the assessment.

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