Pact-One Solutions, LLC
KRISTINE

Investing in IT support and services for your dental practice is a big decision. To make the right decision, you deserve to have as much information as possible…and cost isn’t something IT companies generally like talking about. We don’t think that’s right, so we’re going to answer your questions about how much it costs for your dental practice to have adequate IT support and cybersecurity services.
There are many factors that influence pricing. However, the 4 below are the biggest.
The number of devices (computers, laptops, servers, virtual servers) and office locations will determine your pricing, so the overall cost of IT support and services for your dental practice will be affected by device and office location count.
The type of IT support coverage (remote vs. remote + onsite) you select determines the time and labor included. This can affect the overall cost of support for your practice.
Cybersecurity pricing depends on the protection level you choose. More protection typically means a higher monthly cost.
If your practice has a large amount of data such as imaging, patient records, financial data, operational data, communications, and software configurations, then you’ll need more space to back up your data and keep it protected. This affects your price.
Dental IT managed services are comprised of 3 main service types. We’ve
broken the cost down for each. To see pricing, click on the service type that you need!
If you’re looking for friendly, fast, reliable IT support for your dental office, this section is for you. Here you will find the various options and cost of tech support for dental practices.
For your dental practice to be fully secure, it will need multilayered cybersecurity that protects its data, assets, and people from cybercrime. This section shows the cost of cybersecurity for dental offices.
If you want to protect your bottom line at all costs, this section is for you. Here you can see the cost of continuing business with a proper backup and disaster recovery solution for your dental office.
Dental IT support commonly ranges from $32–$68 per device/month, depending on service level and coverage (remote vs. remote + onsite). More complex, multi-location environments typically land toward the higher end.
Remote IT support (a.k.a. help desk) is the most common form of IT support for dental practices. This is due largely to the fact that we have more advanced tools to troubleshoot and fix IT issues. You can expect to pay $32 per device/month.
This combination of IT support allows for quick, remote assistance and/or in-person support for hands-on help for more complex troubleshooting or assistance. You can expect to pay $68 per device/month.
When it comes to cybersecurity for dental practices, it's best to have multiple network security layers. This is why we've built these layers into both our Basic and Advanced Protection.
This cybersecurity selection places crucial security layers in place to limit your risk and protect against evolving threats. It includes vulnerability scans, device protection, and 24/7/365 active threat monitoring + immediate action. You can expect to pay $115-$320 per month depending on the level of IT support and number of devices your needing cybersecurity for.
Advanced Cybersecurity provides maximum layers of security for your practice. It includes everything in Basic Cybersecurity plus advanced email security (spam filter, phish block, awareness training) and password manager. This option costs $128-$353 per month depending on the level of IT support and number of devices your needing cybersecurity for.
Backup & disaster recovery typically ranges from $60–$400/month, driven mainly by how much data you need protected and retained (plus the recovery needs of the practice) and the backup solution (cloud or device + cloud) required for your practice. Practices with large imaging libraries and/or legacy practice management may fall toward the higher end due to storage and retention needs. We offer two backup solutions (direct to cloud, device + cloud) that are secure, encrypted, include regular testing and reporting, and a business associate agreement (BAA).
We know you may still have some questions. Here are some of the most common pricing questions that we get
asked! Click the questions to see the answer below.
Dental IT services are commonly offered in a few different billing models. Here’s quick breakdown—plus what we offer at Pact-One.
If you’re not sure which approach fits your practice, our pricing estimator will give you a clear starting range based on your practice details—and our team can help you match a monthly plan to your goals and risk level.
No. We don’t offer “support-only” because it creates unnecessary risk for your practice.
When IT support is separated from cybersecurity and backup, practices are more likely to experience preventable issues like ransomware, data loss, compliance exposure, and extended downtime—and the reality is that the IT provider still gets pulled into the fallout. That’s a liability for both you and us.
That’s why Pact-One provides IT support as part of a managed monthly plan that includes the core protections a dental practice needs, such as:
If you’re comparing options, we’re happy to walk you through what’s required for safe support in a dental environment and why we structure plans this way.
“Per device” typically refers to each computer or server that requires monitoring, updates, and protection. In a dental office that often includes:
Devices like printers, phones, and some imaging peripherals may not be billed “per device,” but they’re still supported as part of the overall environment. Your estimate will clarify exactly what’s counted.
Yes. Our HelpDesk plan starts at $499/month for up to 10 devices.
If you have more than 10 devices, feel free to use our price estimator to see what dental IT services would cost for your dental practice.
Not usually. When cybersecurity tools are purchased and managed separately, practices often end up paying more overall due to duplicate tooling, overlapping licenses, and the extra time required to coordinate vendors. More importantly, split ownership can create gaps—alerts that don’t get triaged, policies that drift, or controls that aren’t configured correctly for your workflows. Our managed approach keeps accountability clear: one team, one standard, and fewer “who owns this?” moments when something goes wrong.
At Pact-One, we don’t negotiate on IT service pricing. But, there are ways you can save!
Learn more by viewing 'How to Pay Less for Dental IT Services Without Increasing Risk'.
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