TechMitten

Small business IT support

Get help from a real person when your technology stops cooperating. I can walk you through the problem over the phone, connect through a secure remote session when it is faster for me to look myself, and write custom step-by-step documentation so your team can handle it next time. Chat support from $29, phone support $50, and a remote session $99, paid once it is fixed, with no contract.

A bakery owner smiling on the phone at her office desk after an IT problem was fixed

Most small businesses do not need a full-time IT department. They need someone dependable to call when something breaks, and someone to set things up so it breaks less often.

Everyday troubleshooting

Work through the computer, printer, and software problems that interrupt your day and cost you hours.

  • Slow, freezing, or crashing computers
  • Printers, scanners, and Wi-Fi
  • Software installs, updates, and errors

Email, accounts, and business tools

Keep email flowing and the right people signed in to the right tools, without paying for licences nobody uses.

  • Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace
  • Locked accounts and password resets
  • Shared files, folders, and permissions

Security and backups

Know your important files are backed up, your accounts are protected, and what to do when something looks wrong.

  • Backup setup and recovery testing
  • Two-step sign-in on important accounts
  • Help with suspicious emails and pop-ups

Three ways to get help

Help the way that suits you.

Pick up the phone, let me connect securely, or keep a written guide for next time. Whichever you choose, you talk to the same person who fixes the problem.

An office owner at his desk following instructions from a phone on speaker beside his keyboard

Over the phone

Call and describe what is happening. Many problems are fixed in one conversation, with me walking you through each click while you stay in control of your computer.

  • Step-by-step, at your pace
  • No software to install
  • Plain English, no jargon
Call (734) 521-4374
An office manager relaxing with a cup of tea while a technician fixes her computer remotely

Secure remote session

When it is quicker for me to look myself, you start a secure remote session and I work on your computer while you watch. You can end the session with one click at any time.

  • You start every session
  • Encrypted, one-time connection
  • Nothing left running afterwards
Book a remote session
A hand pointing to a step in a printed how-to guide beside a laptop and Wi-Fi router

Custom documentation

Step-by-step guides written for your exact setup, with screenshots of your own screens, so you and your staff can handle common problems without waiting for help.

  • Written for your equipment and accounts
  • Screenshots of your own screens
  • Printed, PDF, or shared online
Ask about a guide
A landscaping business owner on the phone, pointing at his laptop as he describes a computer problem

How a support session works

From “it is not working” to fixed.

  1. Tell me what is wrong

    Call or send the contact form. A rough description is enough: what you were doing, what you expected, and any message on the screen.

  2. Talk it through

    Many problems are solved right there, with me walking you through the fix over the phone while you click.

  3. A secure remote session, if it helps

    If it is faster for me to look myself, you start a remote session and watch every step. Nothing happens on your computer without your say-so.

  4. Fixed, explained, and written down

    You hear what went wrong and how to avoid it. If it could happen again, you can have a short guide so you can sort it out yourself next time.

Secure remote support

Remote access, strictly on your terms.

Letting someone onto your computer takes trust. Every remote session follows the same rules, so you always know who is connected, what they are doing, and how to stop it.

An office manager watching her screen calmly while a remote support session runs
  • You start every session

    You open the session and share a one-time code. Nobody can connect to your computer without you.

  • You see everything

    Every click happens on your screen while you watch, and I explain what I am doing as I go.

  • You can end it instantly

    Close the session with one click at any time. The connection ends and cannot be reopened without a new code.

  • Encrypted connection

    The session runs over an encrypted connection, so what is on your screen stays between us.

  • Your passwords stay yours

    I will never ask you to email or text a password. When one is needed, you type it in yourself.

  • A record of what changed

    You get a short note of what I changed and why, so nothing on your system is a mystery later.

Custom documentation

Fixed once, written down for next time.

The cheapest support call is the one you never have to make. I write short, plain-English guides for your own equipment and accounts, so you and your staff can solve the everyday problems yourselves.

A printed step-by-step IT guide on a desk beside a laptop and Wi-Fi router

Example guide

Front office · Printing

Printing to the front desk printer

  1. Open the document and press Ctrl + P (Cmd + P on a Mac).
  2. Choose “Front Desk Printer” from the printer list, not “Front Desk Printer (Copy 1)”.
  3. If it says Offline, switch the printer off, wait 30 seconds, and switch it back on.
  4. Still stuck? Take a photo of any message on the printer screen and send it over.
  • Printer, Wi-Fi, and scanner how-tos
  • New employee setup checklists
  • Account and password recovery steps
  • Monthly backup checks
  • Who to call for internet, phones, and software
  • Opening and closing computer routines

Affordable, flat pricing

Pay as you go, once it’s fixed.

  • Chat support: $29 per session
  • Phone support: $50 per session
  • Remote session: $99 per session
  • Help until it is fixed, with a follow-up afterwards
  • No contract, and nothing to pay upfront
  • Larger jobs quoted before work starts

Common reasons small businesses get in touch

  • Slow, freezing, or crashing computers
  • Email not sending or syncing
  • Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace
  • Locked accounts and password resets
  • Printers and scanners that will not connect
  • Wi-Fi dropouts and network problems
  • Setting up a new computer
  • Moving files to a new machine
  • Backups that are missing or untested
  • Suspicious emails, pop-ups, and phishing
  • Software installs, updates, and errors
  • Shared files, folders, and permissions

Not on the list? Describe the problem and I will tell you honestly whether I can help.

I run the hosting, deployments, and backups behind my own software. That is the same standard I bring to your systems.

Hosting & deployments

Production systems I maintain

The servers, domains, deployments, and backups behind my own products are mine to keep running, not a hosting company’s problem.

40,000+ installs on Google Play

Supporting real users

LMSA is used by tens of thousands of people, which means answering real questions from people who are not technical.

How I work

No jargon, no upselling

You get the options in plain English, the cost before the work, and an honest answer when the fix is cheaper than the replacement.

A laptop showing a healthy system dashboard beside a network switch and router

Spend where it matters

A repair or an adjustment is often enough.

Replacing equipment or signing up for a large support contract is rarely the right first move. I will tell you what I find, what your options are, and what each one costs, then we agree on the work before it starts.

  • A defined scope and the cost up front
  • Your existing equipment considered first
  • Availability confirmed before you book
  • Ongoing support quoted separately, never assumed
Talk through your situation

Anything else on your mind? Ask me directly.

You call or send the contact form and describe the problem. Many issues are fixed by walking you through the steps over the phone. If it is quicker for me to look myself, you start a secure remote session, I work on your computer while you watch, and the session ends when we are done.

Yes. You start every session and share a one-time code, so nobody can connect without you. The connection is encrypted, you watch every click, and you can end the session at any time. Nothing is left running on your computer afterwards, and I never ask for passwords by email or text.

No. Plenty of problems are solved over the phone with me guiding you while you do the clicking. A remote session is only used when it saves you time, and only when you choose to start one.

Chat support is $29 a session, phone support is $50, and a remote session for computers is $99, which includes phone and chat. Each session lasts until the problem is fixed, and you pay afterwards, with no contract. If a problem turns out to need more than a session, such as a new computer setup or a file migration, you get a quote before any extra work begins.

A step-by-step guide written for your business and your equipment, with screenshots of your own screens. Common examples are connecting to the office printer, setting up a new employee, recovering an account, and checking that backups ran. You get it as a printout, a PDF, or a shared document.

Slow or crashing computers, email and account problems, Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace, printers and Wi-Fi, new computer setups, file moves, backups, and suspicious emails or pop-ups. If you are not sure whether something is an IT problem, ask anyway.

No. You can get help one session at a time, whenever you need it. If regular check-ins or ongoing support would suit your business better, that is quoted separately and only if you ask for it.

Some problems are physical, like a failed hard drive or a broken screen. If that is the case, I will tell you plainly and point you to the most sensible next step, whether that is a replacement part, a local repair shop, or the manufacturer’s warranty.

Yes. Because help happens by phone and secure remote session, I can support small businesses anywhere in the United States.

A practical next step

A rough idea is enough. I'll help you work out the details.