Support hours: Mon–Fri, 09:00–16:00 (Athens)
Remote supportManaged IT
Remote technical support from Thessaloniki for websites, business email, DNS and everyday IT operations. Agree the work and support arrangement before we start.
Hands-on support for recurring business IT needs, from troubleshooting user issues to coordinating the technical pieces behind websites and email.
Operational support for WordPress sites and business web properties that need maintenance, updates, performance checks and troubleshooting.
Configuration and support for DNS zones, mail routing, deliverability records and provider changes.
Routine operational safeguards for websites and servers, with alerting, backup verification and maintenance planning.
Working together
Tell us about your current setup, the issue and what you would like to improve.
We confirm responsibilities, timing and costs before starting.
Get direct support for agreed maintenance, everyday questions and planned changes.
Focused service guides
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Mailbox migration, DNS cutover, user onboarding and post-move checks.
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Ongoing hosting operations, backups, updates, monitoring and technical ownership.
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Provider moves, mailbox transfer planning, DNS updates and cleaner email cutovers.
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Updates, plugin troubleshooting, backups, uptime concerns and ongoing business-site upkeep.
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A, MX, SPF, DKIM, DMARC and provider-side DNS changes for websites and email.
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Linux administration, reverse proxy, SSL, monitoring, backups and infrastructure continuity.
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Managed IT FAQ
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Yes. The service model is designed for small teams that need one practical technical partner for domains, hosting, WordPress, mail flow and recurring support work.
Yes. Existing domains, DNS zones, WordPress sites, VPS servers and Google Workspace environments can be reviewed and then supported as part of an ongoing service relationship or a specific project.
Yes. Some requests are project-based, such as a migration or DNS cleanup, while others turn into a recurring support relationship for day-to-day technical administration.
Yes. That is one of the strengths of the service model. DNS, website hosting, WordPress, mail routing and user-facing issues can be handled together instead of being split across vendors.