IT Unlimited Essential is the entry plan of DataRoad's managed IT services: for a fixed fee from €395 per month + VAT for 10 workstations, your company gets unlimited remote and telephone support, monitored systems and managed patching, with response times written into an SLA.
DataRoad - IT Services and Consulting is one of the reference names for managed IT in Portugal. Headquartered in Alfragide, it provides support across the whole country and also serves international companies in Portugal, Europe and the US.
What does it cost and what changes the price?
From €395 per month + VAT, for 10 workstations. The final amount depends on what there is to manage and is fixed in writing after a no-commitment assessment.
- Workstations: From 10.
- Network: Size and complexity.
- Servers, sites, printers and NAS: How many come under management.
- Critical systems and Apple equipment: Require dedicated attention.
Hospitality, healthcare, companies with several premises, servers and guest networks receive a dedicated proposal. In those cases, the "from" price does not apply.
What is included every month?
| Service | How it works |
|---|
| Remote and telephone support | Unlimited, during business hours, by certified engineers and with no queues |
| Ticketed requests | A dedicated portal, priority by criticality and a history of every request |
| SLA | Immediate response, with deadlines set in the contract |
| Monitoring | Automatic alerts when a system leaves its normal range |
| Updates | Security and system patches applied by DataRoad |
| PC management | Workstations looked after continuously |
| Report | The state of your IT estate, every month |
Is a remote-only plan enough for my company?
For many companies, yes. The vast majority of day-to-day requests are solved remotely, in minutes. Without call-outs, Essential is within reach of smaller organisations and keeps what matters for risk: monitored systems, up-to-date patching and responses with a deadline.
When the business needs an engineer on site, the company moves up a tier without changing provider.
What is left out, and which plan covers it?