See your security score. Free.
You have a smart home.
Now get a smart office.
Every computer, account and Wi-Fi point in one simple view. Trix tells you what needs attention, in plain English.
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Free assessment. No card needed.
Set up in minutes. No meetings. No contracts.
What's at stake
The office looks fine. Until it isn't.
These figures come from Verizon, the Identity Theft Resource Center, Microsoft, and a 2025 survey of IT providers. Each number is cited under the cards.
01
Hackers go after small businesses first.
They don't wait for a Fortune 500. When a small office is breached, ransomware shows up far more often than at a large company — and there's less room to recover.
Ransomware appeared in 88% of small-business breaches, versus 39% at large organizations.1
02
One bad email shouldn't cost you the business.
One click can lock the files or empty a mailbox. Most small businesses that get breached lose more than a quarter million dollars. A second step at sign-in stops almost every account takeover.
62.5% of breached small businesses lost over $250,000. Multi-factor sign-in blocks over 99% of account attacks.23
03
Stop paying for IT you can't reach.
Most IT providers charge $50 to $100 per person each month — and you wait for a callback. A 3-person office on Essentials is $147 a month, capped at $399 for up to 10. You can open the list any time.
The most common per-user price at IT providers is $50–$100 a month. Essentials is our listed price, not a survey figure.4
04
You're probably paying for people who left.
Mailboxes and software seats stay on the bill after someone walks out. The free scan lists leftover seats so you can stop paying for empty chairs.
No third-party percentage here. The first look is read-only. Example numbers in the product are labeled as example data.
The first scan is read-only
Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, or Gmail. We look. We don't flip a setting.
You approve the big calls
Suggested fixes wait in a queue until someone in your office taps Approve.
100% remote software
No truck roll. No ticket desk. One person can sign up and decide. Then upgrade to run a fix.
How it works
Scan. Fix. Protect.
Set up in minutes. No meetings. No contracts. Sign up yourself. See leftover seats. A paid plan is what runs the fix you pick.
Example data
app.mytechteam.ai/assessments
01 · Scan
A read-only look. About a minute.
Connect Microsoft, Google, or Gmail. You'll see leftover seats, weak sign-in, and mail that's easy to fake. Nothing gets changed.
Example data
app.mytechteam.ai/approvals
02 · Fix
Trix lines it up. You tap Approve.
One yes, one step. Then the software does that step and checks that it stuck. The yes is written down.
Example data
app.mytechteam.ai
03 · Protect
After that, Trix keeps watching.
Computers, mail, and the office network stay on one list. Same rule as day one: you still say yes on the big calls.
Visible savings
You're probably paying for people who left.
The portal keeps a running total using your prices. The figure on this page is example data. After the read-only scan, your workspace uses your real numbers.
Example data
app.mytechteam.ai/assessments
Protection layers
More than a list of leftover seats.
Trix watches the layers that actually keep an office standing. You still approve the big calls.
Wazuh
Someone watching for break-ins
Unusual sign-ins and files that shouldn't move. You see it as “someone tried to get in,” not a wall of alerts.
Defender / EDR
The shield that should already be on
Microsoft Defender, kept current on the PCs you connect. If it's off or stale, that shows up on the list.
UniFi
Who joined the Wi-Fi
Staff network, guest network, and the device that showed up at 2am. Names you recognize, not a port list.
Baselines & drift
Settings stay the way you approved
Second-step sign-in, leftover guests, mail that's easy to fake. If something drifts, Trix puts it back on the list.
Last night's copy
Did last night actually finish?
We tell you if the copy ran. Not a guess. Not a “backup software is installed” checkbox.
Google Workspace & Gmail
Work Google. Personal Gmail. Same start.
Leftover Workspace seats. A forwarding rule from last year. A login with no second step. The first look is read-only — just like Microsoft.
Example data
app.mytechteam.ai/assessments
Trix
Waiting on you
A human still approves the big calls.
Trix recommends. You approve. Then that step runs, and we check that it stuck. The first connection is read-only. Nobody is flipping settings while you sleep.
Example data
app.mytechteam.ai/approvals
Example data
app.mytechteam.ai/ask
Already have an IT provider?
Keep them. Add Oversight for $19 a seat.
Oversight sits on top of the team you already pay. The owner sees the same list. Your provider can have a read-only login. We don't take their tickets, and we don't visit the office.
What stays theirs
- The relationship you already have.
- Their tickets. Their visits, if they still do those.
- A read-only seat so they can see the same list you do.
What you get
- A list in English the owner can send around the office.
- Approvals both sides can see.
- Software that stays remote. $19 per seat, per month.
Pricing
A 3-person office is $147 a month.
Essentials is $49 per person. That is $147 for 3 people, and it is capped at $399 a month for up to 10. Sign up free for the assessment. Cancel at the end of any month.
For a 3-person office
Essentials
$49
per seat / month
For 3 people, that's $147 a month. Capped at $399 for up to 10.
Plan
Protect
$89
per seat / month
Same product, with more room if the office is busier.
Plan
Secure Plus
$129
per seat / month
For offices that want the fullest protection queue.
Device-only seats $25 per device. Oversight $19 per seat, on top of the provider you keep.
FAQ
Questions people actually ask
Is this an IT company that comes to the office?
No. myTechTeam is software. You connect mail and computers, you see a list, and you approve each change. We don't send anyone to your office, and we don't take over a ticket desk.
What is the free scan?
A read-only look at Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, or personal Gmail. It takes about a minute. You'll see leftover licenses, weak sign-in, and mail that's easy to fake. The free portal keeps that list. Nothing changes until you upgrade and tap Approve.
What do I pay, and is there a free plan?
Sign up free for a basic assessment and the quick wins. Plans are per seat, per month, and that's what runs the fixes. Essentials is $49, capped at $399 a month for up to 10 people. Protect is $89. Secure Plus is $129. A computer-only seat is $25. If you already have an IT provider, Oversight is $19 per seat.
Will the software change things without asking?
No. The first connection is read-only. Suggested fixes wait. Someone in your office taps Approve. Then we help do that one step and check that it stuck. The yes is written in the audit log.
Who is Trix?
Trix is the assistant in the product. Ask the way you'd ask a person. Answers stay tied to your office and this computer: leftover seats, a slow PC, a guest network. Not a generic help article.
Do I have to leave my current IT company?
No. Oversight is $19 per seat on top of the team you already pay. They can have a read-only login. You still approve changes. We're not here to take their tickets.
This is software, not an IT company. Nobody comes to the office. It's 100% remote.
See what's sitting in Microsoft, Google, or Gmail.
The first look is free and read-only. You approve every action. Upgrade when you want a fix to run.