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Network Right is the trusted IT partner for the Bay Area’s most forward-thinking companies. Our state-of-the-art approach tackles the complex technological hurdles of modern business. The heart of our strategy is our team of dedicated, passionate professionals who ensure our clients and their employees enjoy the best tech experiences.
Last updated: October 2026 · Reviewed by the Network Right team
Network Right provides managed IT services across four Bay Area sub-regions (San Francisco, the Peninsula, the South Bay and the East Bay) from one team based at 333 Bryant St in San Francisco. Plans start at $120 per user per month and include a dedicated consultant, US-based help desk, onsite visits and security. One provider covers every office.
Network Right is a Bay Area managed IT services provider that supports companies with offices, staff or both in several parts of the region. A single consultant manages your help desk, devices, networks and SaaS accounts whether your people sit in SoMa, Palo Alto, San Jose or Oakland. You sign one agreement and get one set of standards.
That matters because Bay Area companies rarely stay in one city. The founders start in a SoMa coworking suite. The first engineers live in the East Bay. Sales opens a Peninsula office near investors. Within two years there are three Wi-Fi networks, two ISPs and no single list of which laptops are encrypted.
A regional MSP gives every site the same four standards:
Network Right's homepage figures apply across the region: 4.95/5 NPS, 100K+ tickets handled, 99% SLA adherence and 5+ years average customer retention.
Robin Spencer, COO of Clearbit, described the service this way: "Network Right anticipates every issue and responds quickly, effectively, and professionally to every request or problem."
Network Right covers the Bay Area in four sub-regions, each with its own city pages. San Francisco is served from the SoMa office; the Peninsula, South Bay and East Bay are served by the same team through scheduled and on-demand visits. The table shows where each area's page lives and the work we see most there.
For the city itself, including the neighborhoods we cover and our stage-by-stage approach, see managed IT in San Francisco.
On the Peninsula, Palo Alto and the cities around Stanford hold many venture-backed teams and investor offices. Our page on managed IT services in Palo Alto covers that area.
In the South Bay, San Jose offices tend to be larger and more mixed-platform than SF startups. Details are on managed IT services in San Jose.
In the East Bay, Oakland has become a second home for SF companies that want more space per dollar. See managed IT services in Oakland.
Berkeley's mix of university spinouts and research-heavy startups gets its own page: managed IT services in Berkeley.
A typical growing Bay Area company runs a hybrid model: a main office, one or more satellite sites and staff who work from home several days a week. Network Right supports all three with the same standards, so an employee in Walnut Creek gets the same laptop, access and help desk as one at the SF headquarters.
Here is how that works in practice:
If your team is mostly remote with an occasional office day, our remote managed IT services page describes that model.
Every Network Right plan includes a dedicated IT consultant, help desk, networking support, security, asset management, onboarding and offboarding, and SaaS management. The Start-up plan is $120 per user per month; Scale-up is $170 and adds advanced networking, advanced security and AI readiness. Enterprise is custom.
Day-to-day break-fix and desk-side help in the region has its own page: IT support in the Bay Area.
You can check our price before the first call. For how our rates compare with the market and what drives per-user cost, read our guide to managed IT pricing per user.
Plan onsite support around each office's location, access requirements and workload. Routine hardware changes, new-hire setups and maintenance can be grouped into planned visits. Urgent problems need a clear escalation path and an agreed response scope, especially when teams work across several cities.
Most tickets never need a visit. Password resets, app access, printer queues and laptop issues are fixed remotely. Visits are for hardware, new offices, network changes and anything a person needs to see.
When you are weighing how much in-person help you need, our page on onsite IT support options explains the visit models and when remote support is enough.
If you are shortlisting several providers, our list of Bay Area managed IT companies profiles other local MSPs and how they differ.
Network Right covers the whole Bay Area: San Francisco, the Peninsula (Palo Alto, Menlo Park, Redwood City, San Mateo), the South Bay (San Jose, Santa Clara, Sunnyvale, Mountain View) and the East Bay (Oakland, Berkeley, Emeryville). The team is based in SoMa and travels to client sites across the region.
Onsite timing in San Jose, Santa Clara, Sunnyvale and Mountain View depends on the issue, technician availability and access to the building. Include urgent response needs and routine visit frequency in your support plan. Remote troubleshooting can often address app access and device issues while onsite work is arranged.
Yes. Network Right runs both offices on one network template, one identity system and one device standard, managed by one consultant. Tickets from either office go into the same queue, and onsite visits are scheduled wherever the work is. You get one invoice and one set of documentation.
Network Right's published rates are $120 per user per month on Start-up and $170 on Scale-up, with Enterprise priced per engagement. Include every office address and your onsite needs in the quote so regional visits and any additional charges are clear.
Network Right uses zero-touch enrollment through Apple Business (formerly Apple Business Manager) with Jamf or Iru for Macs, and Windows Autopilot with Intune for PCs. The laptop ships sealed to the employee's home. On first login it pulls apps, Wi-Fi profiles, encryption settings and security agents automatically.
Network Right plans the network, orders circuits, configures firewalls and access points from your standard template, and sets up conference rooms. Start 60 to 90 days before move-in. Business fiber in older Oakland and San Jose buildings can require landlord and riser approvals before a carrier schedules installation.
Yes. Network Right supports mixed fleets, which are common in South Bay hardware and infrastructure teams. Linux machines get inventory tracking, endpoint protection and patching policies alongside Macs managed in Jamf or Iru and Windows devices in Intune, so one asset list covers every machine.
Yes. Network Right has a second office at 408 Broadway in New York and supports remote staff across the US. Bay Area companies with an East Coast hub keep one provider and one consultant, and New York staff get local onsite help from the Manhattan team.
Yes. Every plan includes fundamental IT security: MFA, endpoint protection, patching and access control. Scale-up adds advanced security, and Enterprise adds a vCISO, quarterly security audit reports and a dedicated projects team. SOC 2 readiness work fits into any plan as your customers start asking for reports.
The schedule depends on the number of offices, existing tools and access to your systems. Network Right documents each site's network, collects admin credentials, standardizes device management and moves support into one queue. A staged handover gives each office a clear transition date and support contact.
Consistent account, device and network standards make several Bay Area offices easier to support. Keep a shared inventory and clear documentation for each site, with one process for hiring, departures and support requests.
Network Right gives Bay Area companies one dedicated consultant for every site, a US-based help desk, technicians who travel from SoMa and published pricing. We also have a New York office for teams with an East Coast hub. If your current setup already covers every office well, we will say so.
Send us your headcount by office, your office addresses and your current tool stack. We will return a coverage plan for each site, a standard to bring them in line and a fixed monthly price. Talk to our Bay Area team.
