Fractional IT for fast-growing companies
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We reviewed nine managed IT services companies that serve New York City and checked each against its own website in September 2026. Seven have a Manhattan office, one is in Queens and one is on Long Island. Two publish prices: Network Right ($120 to $170 per user per month) and Electric, a software-led option. Network Right publishes this list and is on it.
We built this list for New York buyers comparing managed service providers and verified every detail against each company's own website in September 2026. Network Right publishes this article and appears on it. Network Right is listed first because it is our company; the rest follow alphabetically. Order is not a ranking.
Our criteria:
What we left out on purpose: review ratings (they change weekly, so check Google, Clutch and G2 yourself), founding years and client names a company does not state on its own site, and rankings. A 15-person design studio in Dumbo and a 300-person hedge fund in Midtown need different providers, so we describe fit instead.
Company details changed? Email Network Right and we will verify and update the entry.
The table compares nine NYC managed IT companies on office location, best fit, pricing transparency, onsite footprint and security depth. Seven list a Manhattan address; Computero is in Forest Hills, Queens, and LISS Technologies is in Roslyn on Long Island. Every detail comes from the company's own website as of September 2026.
Each entry covers where the company is based, who it serves, what it offers and how it prices, taken from its own website. Network Right is first as the publisher; the remaining eight are alphabetical. The "worth a look if" line matches each provider to a type of buyer, so skim those first.
Based in: 408 Broadway, Floor 5, Suite B, New York, NY 10013, on the SoHo and Tribeca edge of Lower Manhattan. Network Right's headquarters is at 333 Bryant St in San Francisco.
Who it serves: Fast-growing startups and scale-ups, organized by funding stage. Client logos on its homepage include Discord, Okta, Pinterest, Palantir, Hebbia and Grindr.
What it offers: Managed and fractional IT with a dedicated IT consultant, US-based help desk, networking, security, asset management, onboarding and offboarding, and SaaS management. Enterprise adds a dedicated projects team, cybersecurity and vCISO work, executive strategy and quarterly security audit reports.
Pricing: Published. Start-up is $120 per user per month, Scale-up is $170 (adds AI readiness, advanced networking and advanced security), and Enterprise is custom.
Proof points: 4.95/5 NPS, 100K+ tickets handled, 99% SLA adherence and 5+ years average customer retention, per its homepage. Published case studies include Clearbit, Scribe, Origin and Werqwise on the published client case studies page.
Worth a look if: You are a venture-backed New York company on Google Workspace or Microsoft 365, Okta and Macs, and want one named consultant plus published prices. Our full service description is on managed IT services in NYC.
Based in: 41 Madison Avenue, New York, NY 10010. CMIT Solutions is a franchise network with "more than 250 locations across North America," and Manhattan has more than one CMIT office. We checked the Union Square location.
Who it serves: Businesses in the Union Square area and surrounding neighborhoods.
What it offers: Managed services, cybersecurity, cloud services, network management, IT support, data backup, compliance, unified communications, productivity applications, IT guidance and IT procurement.
Pricing: Not published on the location's page.
Worth a look if: You are a small business that wants a local office backed by a national brand and shared playbooks.
Website: cmitsolutions.com/newyork-ny-1229
Based in: 7101 Austin Street, Suite 202, Forest Hills, Queens.
Who it serves: Small and mid-sized businesses in accounting, architecture, engineering, finance, healthcare, law, manufacturing, nonprofits and transportation. Its site describes "managed IT services in New York for small businesses."
What it offers: 24/7 help desk support, desktop and network management, server monitoring, managed cloud hosting, firewall installation, data backup and recovery, and managed IT security.
Pricing: Not published; the site asks visitors to request a quote.
Worth a look if: You run a small office in Queens or elsewhere in the outer boroughs and want a provider based there.
Website: computero.com
Based in: 915 Broadway, Floor 11, New York, NY 10010 (headquarters), with an office in Toronto.
Who it serves: Businesses with "a lean IT team or none at all."
What it offers: Electric describes itself as an AI-powered IT management platform. It automates employee onboarding and offboarding, handles device procurement and management, manages SaaS applications and adds security features. It is a software-led model rather than a traditional MSP with onsite technicians, which is why we label it separately.
Pricing: Published on its pricing page: Free ($0 per user per month, hardware visibility and asset tracking), Essentials ($10 per user per month, SaaS application management) and Pro ($25 per user per month, MDM and automation), with volume pricing available.
Worth a look if: You are a small, mostly remote team that wants self-serve IT tooling tied to your HR platform and does not need onsite help.
Website: electric.ai
Based in: 845 3rd Avenue, Floor 6, New York, NY 10022, with offices in Morristown, New Jersey, Denver and Los Angeles. Exigent cites "more than three decades of experience."
Who it serves: Legal, healthcare and nonprofit organizations.
What it offers: Assurance managed IT services, co-managed IT, firewall-as-a-service, managed detection and response, email security, dark web monitoring, security awareness training, vulnerability scanning and penetration testing, backup and disaster recovery, and Microsoft Azure consulting.
Pricing: No rates on its homepage; the site references pricing and plans pages.
Worth a look if: You are a law firm, healthcare practice or nonprofit with offices in Manhattan and New Jersey and want a security-heavy stack from one provider.
Website: exigent.net
Based in: 630 Third Avenue, 14th Floor, New York, NY 10017, with offices in Chicago and Houston. The company cites "over 30 years of experience."
Who it serves: Law firms, financial firms, legal departments, corporations and nonprofits. It positions itself as "Leaders in Legal Tech."
What it offers: Managed IT services, managed desktop, security and compliance, enterprise content management, enterprise messaging and IT infrastructure, IT strategy and planning, project management and escalation support.
Pricing: Not published.
Worth a look if: You are a mid-size or large law firm, or a legal department, and your document management and legal software matter as much as the help desk.
Website: kraftkennedy.com
Based in: 15 Bryant Avenue, Roslyn, NY 11576, on Long Island. Its site lists New York, New Jersey and Miami among the areas it serves.
Who it serves: Businesses in accounting, architecture and engineering, construction, entertainment, financial services, insurance agencies, legal, manufacturing, marketing agencies and nonprofits.
What it offers: Help desk support, advisory and planning, projects and engineering, infrastructure and connectivity, managed IT, co-managed IT, cybersecurity, cloud, enterprise AI, business continuity, voice, and web design and development.
Pricing: No rates on its homepage.
Worth a look if: Your company has offices on Long Island and in the city, or you want phones, web and IT from one firm.
Website: lisstech.com
Based in: Head office at 127 W 26th St, 8th Floor, New York, NY 10001, with additional locations listed in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Long Island, Bergen County and New Jersey. Power Consulting says it has served small businesses "since 1991."
Who it serves: Financial services, education, law firms, nonprofits, digital agencies and startups.
What it offers: Managed IT and remote support, cybersecurity and compliance audits, virtual CIO consulting, cloud migration and management, help desk and network monitoring, IT procurement, disaster recovery and business continuity.
Pricing: Not published; the site invites visitors to request service pricing.
Worth a look if: You want an established NYC provider with a footprint across several boroughs and the suburbs. Power Consulting is one of the most visible MSPs in New York search results, and it has earned that presence.
Website: powerconsulting.com
Based in: 148 W 37th St, 6th Floor, New York, NY 10018 (headquarters), with a Boston-area office in Quincy, Massachusetts. Tabush says it has partnered with firms "for 20 years."
Who it serves: Small to midsize firms in law, accounting, finance, real estate, construction, investment management and professional services.
What it offers: Managed IT, co-managed IT, its Boxtop virtual workspace and private cloud, and cybersecurity services. Each client is "paired with a dedicated client manager who serves as your virtual CTO." Its service plan lists an SLA response time promise, 24x7x365 monitoring, onsite support and after-hours support for business-critical issues.
Pricing: No rates on the site pages we checked.
Worth a look if: You are a professional services firm that wants hosted desktops and a named virtual CTO.
Website: tabush.com
The right New York MSP handles your regulator, your building and your boroughs, not just your laptops. Use these seven checks on every provider you shortlist, and ask for answers in writing. They are built for NYC buyers; our Bay Area list uses a different checklist focused on startup stage and SOC 2.
Most New York MSPs price per user per month and quote after a discovery call. On this list, Network Right publishes $120 per user per month for Start-up and $170 for Scale-up, and Electric publishes software tiers from $0 to $25 per user per month. A 50-person team on Network Right's Start-up plan pays $6,000 a month.
Network Right's plan details are on its published per-user pricing page.
For market ranges, pricing models and red flags in a quote, read our guide to managed IT pricing models and ranges.
For companies based in Midtown, the Financial District or SoHo, our page on managed IT services in Manhattan covers neighborhood-level support.
If you also have a West Coast office, compare this list with our Bay Area managed IT companies list.
Two companies on this list publish rates. Network Right lists $120 per user per month for Start-up and $170 for Scale-up, with Enterprise custom. Electric lists software tiers at $0, $10 and $25 per user per month. The other seven quote after a consultation, which is standard for New York MSPs.
Seven companies list a Manhattan address on their own sites: Network Right (408 Broadway), CMIT Solutions Union Square (41 Madison Ave), Electric (915 Broadway), Exigent (845 3rd Ave), Kraft Kennedy (630 Third Ave), Power Consulting (127 W 26th St) and Tabush Group (148 W 37th St). Computero is in Queens and LISS on Long Island.
It would be if we hid it. Network Right is a New York MSP with an office at 408 Broadway, so we disclose authorship at the top, list ourselves first as the publisher rather than as a ranking, and describe every other company only from its own website.
Only if you hold a DFS license, registration or charter, such as an insurance, banking or money transmitter license, or you vendor to one that asks. Covered entities must meet 23 NYCRR Part 500 controls, including MFA and asset inventory, and file annually by April 15, per DFS.
Onsite pricing varies by provider and can differ by borough. Ask whether visits are included, capped or billed hourly, whether outer-borough trips carry a fee and how after-hours building work is priced. Include your office addresses and expected visit frequency in the quote request.
Expect targets by priority, not one number. A site-wide outage should get the fastest response, a single user's laptop issue a slower one, and routine requests a same-day or next-day target. Ask each provider for its targets, how it measures adherence and what credit applies when it misses.
A certificate of insurance (COI) proves a vendor carries liability coverage. Most Manhattan buildings require one, naming the landlord and managing agent, before any contractor works on site. Your MSP should supply COIs quickly for each building, or technicians may be turned away at the lobby.
It depends on your team. Electric automates onboarding, device management and app access for lean teams without onsite needs. A full MSP adds people: a named consultant, help desk staff and technicians for offices, networks and conference rooms. Offices with physical infrastructure usually need the second model.
We re-verify every company against its own website at least twice a year and after any reader report of a change. This version was reviewed in September 2026. If an entry is wrong or out of date, email Network Right and we will check and correct it.
Yes, if it has staff in both cities. Network Right has offices at 408 Broadway in New York and 333 Bryant St in San Francisco, so one consultant covers both sites. For other providers, ask whether the second city is served by local employees or by a subcontractor.
Narrow your New York shortlist around office coverage, support hours, security needs and total cost. Ask each provider to show how it would support your locations and handle the problems your team sees most often.
Network Right gives you a dedicated consultant, a US-based help desk, a Lower Manhattan office at 408 Broadway, a San Francisco headquarters and published pricing. If another company on this list fits you better, we will say so. If your current provider is doing the job, keep them.
Send us your headcount, office addresses and current tool stack to discuss your support needs and request a proposal. Discuss IT support for your NYC team.
