Get a free look at where your Apple fleet actually stands.
A straight, no-cost read on what's managed and what's exposed. Done the same way Sam looks at every prospect before he ever quotes a job.
We work exclusively with businesses, not individuals
What the assessment actually tells you.
No vendor pitch, no scare tactics. Just a straight, honest read on where things stand today.
What's managed
Which Macs, iPhones, and iPads are actually enrolled and covered today, and which ones are just assumed to be.
What's aging
Hardware and software running past the point Apple still supports it, quietly turning into a security problem nobody's tracking.
Where the gaps are
The specific things nobody's checked: backups, offboarding, email security. A plain list, not a vague warning.
Getting started is three steps.
This isn't a form that disappears into a queue. It's the real pre-discovery look Sam does before he takes on any client, just offered up front instead of after a fire starts.
Request it
Tell us a little about your business and your fleet. No sales call required to get started, and no commitment either way.
We take the same look we take before quoting anyone
A passive external review of your domain, website, and mail security (SPF, DKIM, DMARC), plus a short conversation about how the business actually runs day to day.
You get a plain-language read
What's managed, what's aging, where the gaps are. Written up in plain English, not IT jargon. No pitch bundled in unless you ask for one.
What we look at.
Five concrete things, not a vague audit. Each one grounded in how we'd actually manage your fleet if you became a client.
Request your assessment.
Give us the basics and we'll take it from there. No obligation, and nothing to sign to get started.
Frequently asked questions
What does it cost?
Nothing. It's a free, no-obligation look, the same one Sam runs before taking on any client.
Do I have to sign anything?
No. There's nothing to sign to get the assessment, and no obligation to become a client afterward.
What do you actually look at?
Device enrollment and MDM coverage, your security posture, whether backups actually work, how devices get wiped and reassigned when someone leaves, and your email security setup (SPF, DKIM, DMARC). It's grounded in what a real audit checks, not a sales pitch dressed up as one.
Ready to see where you actually stand?
No pitch, no pressure. Just a straight answer about your Apple fleet and what, if anything, needs attention.