We help your people do the best work of their careers.

Ripple IT is an MSP based in Atlanta and New York. We support your people, secure your systems, and accelerate your business. If you’re hiring a managed IT services partner, you may as well get one your team will love...

We’re Ripple. We believe that technology
only works when it works for the folks using it.
That’s what we call IT for the People®.

Our Team Really is
Our Secret Sauce.

When your team dreads calling IT, they put up with broken stuff and inefficiency for way too long. It slows them down. Even worse, small issues become bigger issues, and bigger issues become major IT problems. Our team is full of smart, lovely people, and that isn't just a happy coincidence. It's a carefully designed part of the service offering. It also makes for a much nicer work day.See what happens when something breaks and...

Our Services

It's not about the tech; it's about the people. We give your team everything they need to do the best work of their careers. 

Our Services

People like us…
and we have the reviews to prove it

“They've faced obstacles that my company would've needed to hire multiple people to overcome.”
MIchael Patterson
IT Support Manager
at 
Plaid Enterprises
"I appreciated their flexibility and ability to stick with us until the initial project was complete."
Sarah Benedict
Policy & Advocacy Manager
at 
Food Well Alliance
"Ripple IT's team is integrated by really good people who care about our project and doing what is right."
Adrian Chastain
CTO
at 
Gratus Capital
“The most valuable part for me is the ability to focus on my work and not have to worry about issues I don’t know how to fix; the Ripple team delivers that completely.”
Rusty Holcombe
CEO
at 
Holcombe Financial
"Ripple allows me to keep Matchstic pure and focus solely on what we do, which is the best way to run a business."
Craig Johnson
Founder & President
at 
Matchstic
If you’re looking for a managed IT services provider, don’t just take our word for it…

Frequently Asked Questions

What if we need IT support on-site?

Most of our clients have some level of on-site support built into their plan. Our field specialists handle on-site needs across our service areas, and for clients with multiple locations, we build that coverage into your support plan. No scrambling for a technician when something physical needs attention.

How does your help desk work?

Your team can reach us via phone, email, or live chat — whatever works for them. And unlike some IT companies where you're constantly re-explaining your situation to a new person, our team actually knows your environment.

Is IT support really worth the investment?

Yes — and we'd say that even if we weren't an IT company. Downtime is expensive. Security breaches are catastrophic. A team stuck waiting on a broken laptop or failed VPN can't do their best work. Great IT removes friction and lets your people focus on what they're actually good at.

What does managed IT services actually cost?

Every organization is different, so we don't publish a one-size-fits-all rate. What we can tell you is that our pricing is transparent, per-user, and built to scale with you. Most clients find that working with Ripple costs less than a full-time in-house IT hire — and comes with a lot more expertise and bandwidth.

How does Ripple price its services?

We use per-user pricing — your monthly cost scales with your headcount, not a vague flat fee. Factors that affect your quote include number of users, number of offices, percentage of remote workers, devices used, and any compliance requirements.

We're a small team. Do we have enough employees to work with Ripple?

Our services are designed for organizations with at least 25 employees. Below that, the economics of fully managed IT don't usually make sense for either side. That said, if you're growing fast, it's never too early to have a conversation about where you're headed.

How quickly can Ripple get us up and running?

It depends on the size and complexity of your organization, but we move fast. Most clients are fully onboarded within a few weeks. We'll give you a realistic timeline during the consultation — and we stick to it.

What does the onboarding process look like?

Three phases: Consultation, Implementation, and Ongoing Support. We start by learning about your business, team, pain points, and goals. Then we design a strategy and build your IT roadmap. Our implementation team does the actual work, and after that you're in steady-state with ongoing support and regular strategic check-ins.

We already have an IT provider. How hard is it to switch to Ripple?

Easier than you think. We've done this hundreds of times and handle the transition so you don't have to. Our onboarding team audits your current setup, builds a migration plan, and gets your team up and running with minimal disruption. The hardest part is usually just deciding you're ready.

How does Ripple handle employee onboarding and offboarding?

We make it seamless. When someone joins your team, we get them set up with the right devices, accounts, and access — from anywhere. When they leave, accounts are closed and data is secured just as quickly. It's one less thing for HR to stress about.

What is Worksafe™ Harmony?

Worksafe™ Harmony is our proprietary endpoint security solution that protects your team's devices without slowing them down. We bundle it with our managed services to make sure your people are protected whether they're in the office, at home, or at the airport.

Can Ripple help us with compliance requirements?

Yes. We work with clients navigating SOC 2, HIPAA, PCI, FINRA/SEC, and client-audit requirements. Ripple itself is SOC 2 Type 2 certified, so we know the playbook.

What is co-managed IT and is it right for us?

Co-managed IT is for companies that already have an in-house IT person or team, but need extra firepower: More expertise, additional capacity, or tools they don't have access to on their own. If you have IT staff who are stretched thin or missing key skillsets, co-management might be exactly what you need.

Do you support Mac, PC, or both?

Both. Always have. Whether your team is all-Mac, all-PC, we've got you covered. We also support iPads, iPhones, Android devices, and more.

What managed IT services does Ripple offer?

Our core services include 24/7 help desk support (phone, email, or chat), network and security management, user onboarding and offboarding, strategic IT planning, vendor management, employee lifecycle and asset management, IT security education, and endpoint protection via our Worksafe™ Harmony platform. We can be your entire IT department or work alongside your existing team as a co-managed partner.

How long has Ripple been around?

Mike Landman founded Ripple in 1997. We've been at this for a while.

How is Ripple different from other MSPs?

It starts with our philosophy: IT for the People®. We believe technology only works when it works for the folks using it — which means responsive, friendly support your team will actually want to call, and proactive strategy instead of reactive fixes. We're also SOC 2 Type 2 certified, so if a bad audit could be a career-impacting moment, we should talk.

Where are you based? Can you support teams in other cities?

Ripple was born in Atlanta, and we have a second location in New York City. But we've been supporting distributed teams since before it was normal. Most of our clients are hybrid workplaces with multi-office setups. If your people are spread out, we're built for that.

Who do you typically work with?

We work with organizations of 25–250 employees who are serious about using IT as a competitive advantage. We work across industries, though we have deep experience in financial services, healthcare, creative companies, nonprofits, and PE-backed businesses. If you're in an industry where safety, security, and compliance are critical, we're SOC 2 Type 2 certified and definitely worth a call.

What exactly does Ripple IT do?

We're a managed service provider (MSP) — which means we handle all things IT so your team doesn't have to. That includes proactive monitoring and security, help desk support, onboarding and offboarding employees, network management, vendor wrangling, compliance, and strategic planning. Basically, if it touches technology and affects how your people work, we're on it.