How much does Apple IT support cost?

Per person on your team, per month, on one of three plans. We quote after a free audit, once we have seen what you run, so the number fits your setup.

No. Plans run on a 30-day rolling contract, and if you leave, the documentation goes with you.

Your team's Macs and iPhones, accounts and apps, security and day-to-day support. Bigger pieces of work, like an office network build, a platform migration or Cyber Essentials certification, are scoped and quoted before we start.

Do you handle onboarding and offboarding?

Yes, it's a big part of the job. A new starter's Mac arrives enrolled in your device management, with their accounts and apps ready on day one. When someone leaves, their access goes the same day and the Mac is wiped and ready for the next person.

Do you only look after Macs?

We specialise in Apple. We also look after the small Windows fleets and the Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 that most Mac-first teams run alongside.

How are you different from a generalist MSP?

Apple is our specialism, so the people fixing your Macs work on them every day. Our engineers hold ACMT, ACSP, Jamf 300 and ISC2 certifications, and we look after the cloud apps and office network around the Macs too.

When can we reach you?

Monday to Friday, 09:00 to 18:00, in Slack or Teams, by email or by phone. Urgent tickets on the Premium plan get a response within 15 minutes. Out of hours, monitoring keeps running, and clients on our detection and response service have an engineer on call for security incidents.

How long does it take to switch to you?

Up to three weeks. Week 1 is a free audit, week 2 a written plan, and in week 3 we take over while your team keeps working.

Do you come to the office?

Yes, across London Zones 1 to 3, with same-day visits when a remote fix won't do.

Do you cover areas outside London?

Remote support works anywhere in the UK, and most day-to-day issues are fixed that way. On-site visits are for London Zones 1 to 3.

Mac IT for growing startups.
Handled.

We're the IT team behind London startups that run on Macs. We keep the kit, the logins and the security in order, so your people get on with their best work.

Get a plan for your team

A written plan back, then a call with Dustin or Alan if you want one. 30-day rolling contract.

98% fixed first contact

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Small teams, big-company IT.

Helping small, ambitious teams out-tech companies ten times their size is the bit we love. A ten-person startup should run on the same setup as a 500-person company, without hiring an IT department to get it.

So we become that department. We set up your Macs, accounts and security, look after them every day, and write it all down, so the knowledge stays with you.

A laptop for Monday's new starterOpen
A security questionnaire due FridayOpen
Who still has admin on Figma?Open
Half the team on macOS 27, half notOpen
An ex-contractor still in Google DriveOpen

Illustrative example. Not a real client's data.

Mac device management (MDM)

New starters open a Mac that is ready to go, enrolled through Apple Business Manager into Jamf, Iru or Mosyle. Every machine stays updated and encrypted, and is wiped properly when someone leaves.

Onboarding and access

One login for every app, through Okta, Google Workspace or Microsoft 365. People get access the day they join and lose it the day they leave.

Security and Cyber Essentials

Endpoint protection, compliance and monitoring, with Cyber Essentials Plus certification included.

Day-to-day Apple support

Friendly engineers who already know your setup, right there in Slack or Teams, and on site across London Zones 1 to 3. 95% of issues are sorted the same day.

We also take on one-off projects, each scoped and quoted up front: office network builds, moves to Google Workspace or Microsoft 365, Cyber Essentials certification and storage for creative teams.

See every service

Switching IT providers is the easy bit.

It takes up to three weeks, and your team keeps working throughout. Contracts run month to month, and if you ever leave, the documentation is yours.

Week 1
Free audit
We look at every Mac, account and security setting, and write up what we find.
Week 2
Your plan
What to fix first, what can wait, and what it costs.
Week 3
We take over
We move you across while everyone keeps working, documenting as we go.

How it's going so far.

Client retention: 100%; Client retention; Every managed client since we started in 2025
Users onboarded: 50 → 270; Users onboarded; As one client scaled
Devices under management: 300+; Devices under management; Across our managed clients
Urgent response: <15 min; Urgent response; Premium plan, urgent tickets

Retention and device counts are our own figures across managed clients. Response time is the Premium plan SLA for urgent tickets.

Our clients' work ships to

“As a busy studio it's invaluable having someone reliable in your corner who you can actually trust.”

IMIan Mclean, Director, Interabang

Phishing-resistant MFA in under two weeks

An AI software company needed phishing-resistant MFA across Google Workspace and GitHub for a customer contract. Enforced at the Okta layer with Okta Verify FastPass.

Identities secured: 196; Google and GitHub identities secured
Time to enforcement: <2 wks; From kickoff to full enforcement

The people who look after your Macs

A small team of Apple-certified engineers, based in London. The same people handle your tickets, so they already know your setup.

Meet the team

Dustin Rhodes

Co-Founder

18+ years of enterprise Apple expertise, building an MSP on values, not just profit.

Alan Avins

Technical Co-founder

Specialises in Apple environments, SaaS platforms, automation, and security.

Mark Andrews

Platform Engineer

Keeping technology simple, stable, and scalable.

Credentials you can check with the issuer:

Stabilise Ltd is a UK limited company (company number 16244247, VAT GB 494692535), founded in London in 2025. Our engineers hold a combined Apple Certified Mac Technician (ACMT), Jamf 300, ACSP, and ISC2 credential base, renewed annually. References available on request.

Apple IT support questions, answered.

How much does Apple IT support cost?: Per person on your team, per month, on one of three plans. We quote after a free audit, once we have seen what you run, so the number fits your setup.
Are we tied in?: No. Plans run on a 30-day rolling contract, and if you leave, the documentation goes with you.
What's covered?: Your team's Macs and iPhones, accounts and apps, security and day-to-day support. Bigger pieces of work, like an office network build, a platform migration or Cyber Essentials certification, are scoped and quoted before we start.
Do you handle onboarding and offboarding?: Yes, it's a big part of the job. A new starter's Mac arrives enrolled in your device management, with their accounts and apps ready on day one. When someone leaves, their access goes the same day and the Mac is wiped and ready for the next person.
Do you only look after Macs?: We specialise in Apple. We also look after the small Windows fleets and the Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 that most Mac-first teams run alongside.
How are you different from a generalist MSP?: Apple is our specialism, so the people fixing your Macs work on them every day. Our engineers hold ACMT, ACSP, Jamf 300 and ISC2 certifications, and we look after the cloud apps and office network around the Macs too.
When can we reach you?: Monday to Friday, 09:00 to 18:00, in Slack or Teams, by email or by phone. Urgent tickets on the Premium plan get a response within 15 minutes. Out of hours, monitoring keeps running, and clients on our detection and response service have an engineer on call for security incidents.
How long does it take to switch to you?: Up to three weeks. Week 1 is a free audit, week 2 a written plan, and in week 3 we take over while your team keeps working.
Do you come to the office?: Yes, across London Zones 1 to 3, with same-day visits when a remote fix won't do.
Do you cover areas outside London?: Remote support works anywhere in the UK, and most day-to-day issues are fixed that way. On-site visits are for London Zones 1 to 3.

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Or just have a few questions? Answer four quick ones and we'll send a written plan back, with a call with Dustin or Alan if you'd like one.

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