Booking projects for Q4 2026
Startups outgrow their IT long before they hire for it. Wasatch runs the projects a first IT hire would run — identity, devices, SaaS, service desk, and the software around them — as fixed-scope engagements with the price and the boundary agreed before anything starts.
Packages
Every package states what it costs and where it stops. Open one to see what is included, what is not, and where it has been done before.
The systems every growing company ends up needing, set up once and documented.
About 2 weeks
Best first project$4,500fixed
Up to 75 applications
Find every application anyone is paying for, who owns it, who actually uses it, and what can go.
Most audits find more than they cost.
See what’s includedAbout 2 weeks
$3,500fixed
Up to 50 users
Set up Workspace properly the first time, or migrate off whatever you are on without losing mail.
Email and files stop being a liability.
See what’s includedAbout 3 weeks
$7,500fixed
Up to 100 devices, one OS platform
Every laptop enrolled, patched, encrypted, and recoverable — including the ones you ship to people you have never met.
You can answer an audit question in a minute.
See what’s includedAbout 4 weeks
$9,500fixed
Up to 25 applications, 150 users
One place to grant access and one click to remove it, wired to your HR system so it keeps working without you.
Access stops being a spreadsheet.
See what’s includedAbout 5 weeks
$11,000fixed
One platform, up to 3 support queues
Turn whoever currently answers IT questions in Slack into a real support function that scales past them.
Support that grows without more headcount.
See what’s includedSoftware and integrations, delivered the same fixed-scope way.
About 2 weeks
$1,800fixed
Up to 3 pages, one round of revisions
A fast, accessible marketing site you own outright — code in your GitHub, not locked inside a page builder.
A site your team can change without calling anyone.
See what’s includedAbout 3 weeks
$6,500fixed
Up to 3 connected systems
Connect Claude to the systems your team actually uses, so answers come from your data instead of a copy-paste.
The data answers questions itself.
See what’s includedMigrations, office or site moves, vendor selection, an audit before a funding round, or a fractional IT lead on retainer. If it is IT and it has an end state, it can be scoped and priced the same way.
Ask about a custom scopeHow it works
The reason IT projects go sideways is almost never the technology. It is that nobody agreed what “done” meant before the work started.
Forty-five minutes, no charge. What you run, what is breaking, and what the next twelve months look like.
Scope, price, timeline and the boundary in writing before anything starts. No hourly meter, no surprise invoice.
Remote and async by default, with one standing checkpoint a week so you are never guessing at status.
Documentation and runbooks written for the person who inherits it — including if that person is not technical.
Credentials
Wasatch is Sheldon Tanis. Twelve years running IT operations — most recently as IT Director at a national health company, and before that eleven years at Wayfair, moving from engineer to Global Senior Engineering Manager.
That means the projects above are not theory. They are things already delivered inside organisations where they had to keep working on Monday.
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Forty-five minutes, no charge, no pitch deck. Bring what is breaking and what you are planning — you will leave with a straight answer about whether this is worth paying for.
Worth having to hand