File #2 of 5 · IT outsourcing
Integris review: pricing, minimums and alternatives
Integris traces back to a firm founded in 1997 and took its current form in a 2021 merger, and it sells managed IT only to small and mid-size businesses, with a US help desk around the clock. Its review record is strong, but prices and contract terms are shared only on request.
- Our score
- 7.3/10
- Type
- Managed IT services
- Price
- Not published
- Headquarters
- Cranbury, New Jersey, United States
- Staff in
- United States (says its help desk is 100% domestic)
- Founded
- 1997
- Reviews
- 4.9/5 on Clutch (93 reviews)
Our verdict
Integris is strongest on track record (9/10): Roots back to 1997, about 115,000 endpoints under management; Clutch 4.9 from 93 reviews. Its weakest area is pricing transparency (4/10): No rate card; a per-user or per-device flat fee quoted after a free estimate, plus a cost calculator.
Managed IT for small and mid-size businesses is its whole business.
What we like
- Says it's exclusively focused on SMBs; Clutch shows 30% small-business and 70% mid-market clients
- 24/7/365 help desk staffed by US engineers, with quarterly executive reviews
- Largest review base in this drawer: Clutch 4.9 from 93 reviews
- Works alongside an internal IT team if you already have one (co-managed)
What to watch
- No published rates: you get a free estimate or use its calculator, and Clutch lists a $150–$199 hourly band
- Contract length, notice and exit terms aren't published
- Formed by a 2021 merger and still buying firms (nine by early 2024), so ask which team will run your account
Pricing
Integris doesn't publish its prices. You get a quote after a sales call.
Contract terms
- Smallest start
- Not published; says it's exclusively focused on SMBs, and Clutch lists a $5,000+ minimum project
- Trial or guarantee
- Not published
- Replacement
- Not published
- Notice period
- Not published; one Clutch reviewer describes starting on a monthly agreement
- One-off fees
- Not published
Score breakdown
6/10
4/10
6/10
5/10
9/10
8/10
Integris vs VA MASTERS
Published by Outsourcing Insider, a VA MASTERS company. VA MASTERS is ranked here using the same rubric as every other company. About us
| Term | Integris | VA MASTERS Parent company |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Not published | $8.50–$16/hr |
| Type | Managed IT services | Managed remote staffing |
| Smallest start | Not published; says it's exclusively focused on SMBs, and Clutch lists a… | One person; 80 hours/month recommended, fewer hours possible |
| Trial | Not published | 30-day trial: end anytime, no notice |
| Replacement | Not published | Free; new candidates usually in about 2 business days |
| Notice | Not published; one Clutch reviewer describes starting on a monthly agreement | None during the trial; notice period after |
| Fees | Not published | No recruitment or setup fees; a refundable deposit is part of the first invoice |
| Score (IT outsourcing) | 7.3/10 | 6.4/10 |
Alternatives to Integris
Other companies in our IT outsourcing drawer:
FAQ
How much does Integris cost?
Integris doesn't publish its prices; you get a quote after a sales call (checked November 2026).
Can a small business start small with Integris?
Integris doesn't publish a minimum team size or hours.
Does Integris offer a trial or a free replacement?
Integris doesn't publish trial terms. It doesn't publish a replacement policy.
Is Integris a good choice for IT outsourcing?
Managed IT for small and mid-size businesses is its whole business. It's file #2 of 5 in our IT outsourcing drawer, with a score of 7.3/10.
What are the best alternatives to Integris?
In the same drawer: ScienceSoft (7.8/10), Dataprise (7.3/10), Texaport (6.9/10), VA MASTERS (6.4/10).