Your IT provider answers the phone fast. We make sure you never have to call.
Meridian closes the five gaps most SMBs don't know they have — from stolen-credential risk to SaaS waste to a technology roadmap that doesn't exist. Outcome-based, not ticket-based.
- Services
- 5
- No-commitment start
- Yes
- Entry price
- From $500
- Onboarding
- ≤30 days
No retainer required to find out if we're worth one.
Most IT providers ask you to sign a monthly contract before they've looked at your systems. We don't. Every Meridian service opens with a small, fixed-price deliverable — an audit, a session, a written plan — that stands on its own. If it's useful, the ongoing plan gets priced to what we actually found, not a generic tier you were quoted before we knew anything about your business.
Five specific gaps. Five specific fixes.
Each service below solves one named problem — not a generic IT bundle. Pick the one that matches what's actually costing you time or risk today.
SaaS Cleanup
Software Audit & License Management
The average company your size wastes real money every year on software nobody opens. We find it, cut it, and keep it from coming back — most clients see the audit pay for itself in the first invoice.
SMB Identity Shield
Managed IAM & MFA Deployment
Most breaches start with a stolen password. We close that gap in about a month without disrupting how your team already works — and most clients qualify for a lower cyber insurance premium once it's done.
AI First 90
Workflow Automation Implementation Sprint
Your competitors are already using AI to respond faster and quote more accurately. We skip the strategy slides and go straight to implementation — real automations, live in your business, in 90 days, against goals we set together up front.
Fractional CTO
IT Strategy & Roadmap Advisory
You're making significant technology decisions every year without anyone in the room whose job is to get them right. A fractional CTO costs a fraction of a full-time hire and makes every other IT dollar you spend smarter.
Breach Ready
Incident Response Planning & Retainer
If ransomware hit tonight, do you know the first six steps — and who's responsible for each? We build that plan in about two weeks and make sure it actually works when you need it, not just when we write it.
Start with a fixed-price assessment. No ongoing commitment required.
Every service has a small, flat-fee starting point that stands on its own — you get a usable, written deliverable whether or not you go any further with us.
Book a short call and send three months of statements. We'll flag every software charge, mark what's active vs. unused, and hand you a one-page report you can act on immediately — no commitment beyond that.
DetailsA one-day review that maps every account, shared login, and MFA gap across your business, with a written, prioritized fix list — no retainer required to get it.
DetailsA one-day audit: we interview your key staff, map your most time-consuming processes, and deliver a prioritized automation plan with real cost estimates — implementation optional.
DetailsA half-day workshop with your leadership team that produces a one-page 3-year roadmap, prioritized investments, and a 90-day action plan — a useful deliverable even if you go no further.
DetailsA one-page, laminated playbook: six decision points, your contact list, and vendor escalation paths — fast to put in place even before a full plan is built.
DetailsYou don't have to buy a retainer to find out if we're worth one.
Fixed-price first step
Every service starts with a small, flat-fee deliverable — an audit, a session, a playbook. You get something usable in writing whether or not you go further.
Scope before you commit
That first deliverable tells both of us exactly what a monthly plan should include — so pricing is quoted to your actual situation, not a generic tier.
Ongoing work, if it's a fit
If it makes sense to continue, we move to a monthly plan sized to what we found — not a package you were sold before we'd looked at your systems.
Tell us which gap is costing you the most right now.
A 20-minute call is usually enough to tell you which service to start with — and what it will actually cost to fix.