Managed IT Services in Austin, TX, Compared
11 Managed IT companies are listed for Austin, 8 of them with headquarters in the city. They are in alphabetical order, not ranked, and each has a state registration confirmed against the public register. Every other check is published on the profile as it stands.
Managed IT companies listed in Austin
Alphabetical, not ranked: nothing on file yet justifies putting one company above another. Each listing shows how far its checks have got. Sponsored placements are labeled, and we never provide IT services ourselves. How listings are ordered.
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Managed IT and security from its own operations center, with a published price list, headquartered in San Antonio.
7tech sells managed IT with unlimited support in three published tiers, alongside managed security run from a security operations center it says it staffs itself. Compliance is a named line of work, with CMMC readiness for defense contractors and HIPAA and the FTC Safeguards Rule beside it, and around those sit Microsoft 365, cloud backup and network projects. It names Texas manufacturers, construction firms and nonprofits as clients and says it fits 25 to 600 workstations.
Top services:Managed ITManaged security and SOCCMMC complianceMicrosoft 365Cloud backupNetwork projects -
Managed IT, cybersecurity, phones and cabling from a San Antonio headquarters, with Austin and South Texas offices.
Barcom Technology Solutions sells managed IT and cybersecurity alongside the physical side of an office network: phone systems, structured cabling, access control, audio and video, and telecom and data center work, plus backup and disaster recovery. The industries it names are auto dealerships, education, healthcare and municipalities.
Top services:Managed ITCybersecurityPhone systemsStructured cablingAccess controlBackup and disaster recovery -
Managed IT and cybersecurity for small Austin businesses, from a firm that also handles bookkeeping and payroll.
Corsair USA sells managed IT and cybersecurity, endpoint management and antivirus, managed firewalls and Wi-Fi, backup and disaster recovery, cloud computing, penetration testing and cyber insurance readiness assessments. It grew out of a bookkeeping and tax practice and still offers accounting and ADP payroll support, and names healthcare, nonprofit, wholesale, accounting and dental practices among its clients.
Top services:Managed ITCybersecurityBackup and disaster recoveryManaged firewall and Wi-FiPenetration testing -
Managed IT and security for Austin businesses, with a support desk and project work.
GCS Technologies sells managed IT and managed security together, with a support desk, project services, cloud migration and Microsoft 365 work alongside them. The clients it names publicly are in healthcare, real estate, law and professional sport.
Top services:Managed ITManaged securitySupport deskCloud migrationMicrosoft 365 -
Managed and co-managed IT, security and cloud, from Austin with offices in Houston and Scottsdale.
Gravity Systems runs the widest published service list of the Austin firms here: managed and co-managed IT, helpdesk and network support, backup and disaster recovery, cloud migration and hosting, VoIP, and a security line that covers managed firewall, endpoint, email and penetration testing. It publishes offices in Austin, Houston and Scottsdale, and names sixteen industries it works in.
Top services:Managed ITCo-managed ITCybersecurityBackup and recoveryCloud servicesVoIP -
Managed IT with a security operations centre, Microsoft and compliance work, headquartered in Austin.
Integritek sells managed IT alongside a security practice built around managed detection and response, a security operations centre and SIEM, with incident response and penetration testing beside it. The Microsoft line covers 365, Azure, SharePoint and Teams, and there is a compliance and audit practice. It publishes offices beyond Austin and names eighteen industries.
Top services:Managed ITMDR and SOCMicrosoft 365 and AzureBackup as a serviceCompliance and auditsPenetration testing -
Managed IT for engineering and construction firms, with offices in Houston, Austin, San Antonio and Beaumont.
Preactive IT Solutions sells managed and co-managed IT, cybersecurity, Microsoft 365 and cloud management, VoIP, help desk and on-site support, and infrastructure management. It describes itself as an IT partner for engineering and construction firms, and also names manufacturing and oil and gas.
Top services:Managed ITCo-managed ITCybersecurityMicrosoft 365Help desk and on-site support -
Managed and co-managed IT for Texas companies up to 250 staff, with a managed SOC and a virtual CIO.
TechProComp publishes the clearest statement of who it is for of any firm here: companies up to 250 employees, roughly six million to two hundred and fifty million in revenue. The service list runs from managed and co-managed IT through a managed SOC and SIEM to compliance as a service and a virtual CIO, on AWS and Azure. It publishes offices in Austin, Houston and San Antonio.
Top services:Managed ITCo-managed ITManaged SOCCompliance as a serviceVirtual CIOBackup and disaster recovery -
Flat-fee managed IT, security and compliance for Central Texas businesses of 10 to 250 people.
Titanium Computing sells managed IT and help desk support, cybersecurity and security awareness training, cloud and virtualization, backup and recovery, email and spam protection, VoIP and UCaaS, compliance work for HIPAA, CMMC and SOC 2, and vCIO strategy, for businesses of 10 to 250 people.
Top services:Managed ITCybersecurityHelp deskCompliancevCIO -
Managed IT, network monitoring and disaster recovery planning for central Texas.
UniVista publishes a short service list: managed IT, high availability and disaster recovery planning, network monitoring and systems management, and consulting. It names Austin, Cedar Park and Round Rock as its service area and says it also supports clients elsewhere. It publishes no industry list and no client examples.
Top services:Managed ITDisaster recovery planningNetwork monitoring -
Managed IT, virtual desktops and hosted cloud, with security and compliance, from West Lake Hills.
Whitehat Virtual Technologies sells managed IT, managed virtual desktop infrastructure, managed cloud hosting and security, and managed security and compliance services, with business consulting. The industries it builds pages for are architecture, engineering and construction, finance, healthcare, legal, manufacturing and retail.
Top services:Managed ITManaged VDIManaged cloud hostingSecurity and compliance
The 11 Austin companies, side by side
Every figure here is counted from the listings on this page. Services, sectors and founding years are what each company states on its own website, transcribed rather than verified.
8 of the 11 companies on this page have their headquarters in Austin. The other 3 are based in Houston and San Antonio and list Austin as a city they serve. 10 of them state a founding year on their own websites. The longest established is UniVista, which gives 1998, and the most recent is TechProComp, 2017. The middle of the list was founded in 2008. None of the 11 has passed all five checks yet. The typical listing here has passed 2 of 5, and each profile shows which.
| Company | Based in | Founded | Checks passed | Services it puts first |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7tech | San Antonio | 2012 | 1 of 5 | Managed IT, Managed security and SOC, CMMC compliance, Microsoft 365 |
| Barcom Technology Solutions | San Antonio | 2004 | 2 of 5 | Managed IT, Cybersecurity, Phone systems, Structured cabling |
| Corsair USA | Austin | 2008 | 2 of 5 | Managed IT, Cybersecurity, Backup and disaster recovery, Managed firewall and Wi-Fi |
| GCS Technologies | Austin | 2002 | 2 of 5 | Managed IT, Managed security, Support desk, Cloud migration |
| Gravity Systems | Austin | 2001 | 2 of 5 | Managed IT, Co-managed IT, Cybersecurity, Backup and recovery |
| Integritek | Austin | 2009 | 2 of 5 | Managed IT, MDR and SOC, Microsoft 365 and Azure, Backup as a service |
| Preactive IT Solutions | Houston | 2003 | 2 of 5 | Managed IT, Co-managed IT, Cybersecurity, Microsoft 365 |
| TechProComp | Austin | 2017 | 2 of 5 | Managed IT, Co-managed IT, Managed SOC, Compliance as a service |
| Titanium Computing | Austin | Not stated | 2 of 5 | Managed IT, Cybersecurity, Help desk, Compliance |
| UniVista | Austin | 1998 | 2 of 5 | Managed IT, Disaster recovery planning, Network monitoring |
| Whitehat Virtual Technologies | Austin | 2012 | 2 of 5 | Managed IT, Managed VDI, Managed cloud hosting, Security and compliance |
Who in Austin names which service
A company usually offers more than the few services it puts first, so a gap in this table is a question to ask, not an answer.
Sectors Austin providers say they serve
Sectors named by at least two companies on this page. Naming a sector is not evidence that a provider meets its rules, so the rule that commonly applies is given with what to ask.
- Healthcare7 companies
- Barcom Technology Solutions, Corsair USA, GCS Technologies, Gravity Systems, Integritek, TechProComp, Whitehat Virtual Technologies A provider with access to patient data is a business associate under HIPAA. Ask for a signed business associate agreement before it touches your systems.
- Construction and engineering6 companies
- 7tech, Gravity Systems, Integritek, Preactive IT Solutions, TechProComp, Whitehat Virtual Technologies
- Manufacturing5 companies
- 7tech, Gravity Systems, Preactive IT Solutions, TechProComp, Whitehat Virtual Technologies Manufacturers in the defense supply chain are assessed under CMMC. If that is you, ask whether the provider has taken a client through it.
- Nonprofit4 companies
- 7tech, Corsair USA, Gravity Systems, Integritek
- Real estate4 companies
- GCS Technologies, Gravity Systems, Integritek, TechProComp
- Legal4 companies
- GCS Technologies, Gravity Systems, Integritek, Whitehat Virtual Technologies Lawyers have a professional duty to make reasonable efforts to protect client information, under ABA Model Rule 1.6 and its state versions. Ask how client files and email are secured.
- Financial services4 companies
- Gravity Systems, Integritek, TechProComp, Whitehat Virtual Technologies Firms covered by the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act must keep a written information security program. Ask what the provider contributes to it and what evidence it can give an examiner.
- Accounting3 companies
- Corsair USA, Gravity Systems, Integritek Tax and accounting firms fall under the FTC Safeguards Rule, and the IRS expects a written information security plan. Ask how the provider supports yours.
- Education2 companies
- Barcom Technology Solutions, Gravity Systems Student records are protected by FERPA. Ask how access to them is limited and logged.
- Government2 companies
- Barcom Technology Solutions, Gravity Systems Public bodies that handle criminal justice information fall under the FBI CJIS Security Policy. Ask whether the provider's staff have been through the required screening.
- Retail2 companies
- Gravity Systems, Whitehat Virtual Technologies Anyone taking card payments has to meet PCI DSS. Ask which parts of the card environment the provider would manage.
- Transportation and logistics2 companies
- Gravity Systems, Integritek
- Energy2 companies
- Integritek, Preactive IT Solutions
How far the checks have got in Austin
| Check | Listings that have passed it |
|---|---|
| State registration | 11 of 11 |
| Website and phone | 0 of 11 |
| Physical address | 10 of 11 |
| Certifications | 0 of 11 |
| Client references | 0 of 11 |
Registration is the check that decides a listing, so it is complete by definition. The ones that need a person on the phone are slower, and each profile says where it stands. How the checks work.
How a company gets on this page
One check decides that, and the order is alphabetical until there is something real to rank on. Nothing here is driven by who pays.
Every company on this page has an active state filing that matches the legal name on its listing, confirmed against the public register with the filing number recorded. The other four checks are published on each profile as they stand, with the date each was last looked at, and the table above shows how far they have got in Austin.
The five checks, how listings are ordered, and what will rank them once reviews and confirmed certifications are on file are set out in the editorial standards.
Providers by Austin neighborhood
Where technicians are based, not where the marketing saysAustin at a glance
The local facts that shape an IT contract here: who the employers are, what compliance they carry and how fast a provider can be on site.
Hiring an MSP in Austin: questions to ask
Full hiring guideHow much do managed IT services cost in Austin?
2 of the 11 companies listed for Austin publish prices on their own websites. 7tech: Total IT Essentials $96 per user per month, Total IT Unlimited $129 per user per month.
Titanium Computing: Remote-First $95 to $115 per user per month, Complete $125 to $155 per user per month, Compliance+ $155 to $185 per user per month. Each profile gives the page and the date it was read.
Provider guides published in 2026 put fully managed IT at roughly $100 to $400 per user per month nationally, most often $150 to $200 with a security baseline. The sources are named on the national page. Ask each provider for a price for the same scope, and compare the onboarding fee separately.
Do I need a provider based in Austin?
8 of the 11 companies listed here have their headquarters in Austin. A local office matters when you need someone on site: offices, clinics, warehouses. A fully remote team can be served from elsewhere. Either way, ask where the technicians who would visit you are actually based.
How many managed IT services companies are listed in Austin?
11, as of the date on this page. 8 of the 11 companies on this page have their headquarters in Austin. The other 3 are based in Houston and San Antonio and list Austin as a city they serve. A company is added once its state registration is confirmed, so the number changes as registrations are checked.
Which Austin companies offer compliance services?
7tech, Integritek, TechProComp and Titanium Computing name it among the services they put first on their own websites. Others on the list may offer it without listing it, so ask.
Which Austin companies offer co-managed IT?
Gravity Systems, Preactive IT Solutions and TechProComp name it among the services they put first on their own websites. Others on the list may offer it without listing it, so ask.
Which Austin companies offer VoIP and phone systems?
Barcom Technology Solutions and Gravity Systems name it among the services they put first on their own websites. Others on the list may offer it without listing it, so ask.
Which Austin IT providers work with healthcare clients?
Barcom Technology Solutions, Corsair USA, GCS Technologies, Gravity Systems, Integritek, TechProComp and Whitehat Virtual Technologies name healthcare among the sectors they serve. That comes from their own websites and has not been verified with a client.
A provider with access to patient data is a business associate under HIPAA. Ask for a signed business associate agreement before it touches your systems.
Which Austin IT providers work with construction and engineering clients?
7tech, Gravity Systems, Integritek, Preactive IT Solutions, TechProComp and Whitehat Virtual Technologies name construction and engineering among the sectors they serve. That comes from their own websites and has not been verified with a client.
Which is the longest established managed IT services company listed in Austin?
UniVista, which gives 1998 as its founding year on its own website. A long record is not proof of quality, but it is one thing a new company cannot show.