One monthly technology partnership

Everything your business needs to thrive in the digital world.

From IT infrastructure and custom software to AI-powered automation, intelligent agents, websites, and digital marketing, Digiting delivers the technology your business needs through one flexible monthly partnership.

One partnerSupport, build, and care in a single conversation.

Defined allowancesHours and limits are visible. Unlimited is not on the menu.

Canada, and beyondA Canadian practice that also works with international clients, including Libya.

9Service areas

4Subscription plans

2Languages

Programming code on a laptop screen
Rows of servers in a data centre
Network cables lit in blue
A laptop and notebook on a working desk

The offer

Your technology department, without the overhead.

You should not have to coordinate a designer, a host, an IT freelancer, and an automation vendor who have never met. Digiting holds the work that belongs together.

01

One technology partnerThe people who answer the ticket can also see the website, the mail, and the automation.

02

Predictable monthly costYou buy an allowance. When the work exceeds it, you see a quote instead of a surprise.

03

More than one disciplineSupport, software, AI, and marketing sit in the same practice, used only where they help.

04

Room to growMove from Starter to a larger plan when the systems, not the slogan, require it.

05

AI with a jobAssistants and agents are attached to a process and a document set, not sprinkled on the homepage.

06

Care after launchThe point of the subscription is the month after the project, when something needs a small, competent change.

Services

The work, named plainly.

Nine practices cover the technology a smaller business actually buys. Flagship pages go deeper on managed IT, agents, private knowledge assistants, and business websites.

How a subscription starts

Five steps, then a rhythm.

Nothing is switched on because a card was pretty. The agreement names the systems and the hours.

01Choose a packageStarter, Growth, Business, or a custom Enterprise agreement.
02Tell us the realityPeople, tools, and the problem that started the conversation.
03OnboardAccess, inventory, and the queue. Projects get a separate scope.
04We run the allowanceRequests, care, and the content or fixes that fit the month.
05Improve on purposeEach month shows what was done and what should become a project.

Plans

Four partnerships. No unlimited asterisk.

Prices are confirmed in a proposal. The allowances below are the working model until your agreement replaces them.

Small businesses

Starter

Contact for pricing

A professional presence and a small support pool for a team that is still simple to describe.

  • Up to 3 hours a month for remote support and small edits
  • 1 website in care
  • Up to 5 business mailboxes
  • 1 domain under management, registration at cost
  • Response on business days within two business days
Discuss this plan

Growing businesses

Growth

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Support plus a steady amount of website, search, or social work for a company that is adding offers.

  • Up to 8 hours a month
  • Up to 2 websites or 1 site plus landing pages inside the hours
  • Up to 15 mailboxes and 2 domains
  • 1 social account and 4 posts a month, or the same time spent on SEO
  • Next-business-day response target
Discuss this plan

Larger organisations

Enterprise

Contact for pricing

A custom agreement for dedicated time, several environments, or advanced AI and infrastructure.

  • Hours and coverage written for your environment
  • A named technical contact
  • Architecture, infrastructure, and advanced AI as scoped projects
  • Security and reporting cadence agreed up front
  • No implied unlimited build capacity
Discuss this plan

AI that earns its place

Use intelligence on the work you already repeat.

The useful projects are specific: a support draft, a document search, a report narrative, an internal assistant. The model is the least interesting part.

Customer questionsAnswer the known ones and hand off the rest.
DocumentsExtract fields and find the current policy.
Staff searchA knowledge assistant with a citation, not a guess.
Sales draftsA first reply or a quote assembled from your list, still approved by a person.
WorkflowsMove a record from one step to the next inside rules.
ReportingExplain numbers that already come from your systems.

Industries

Same practice, different Tuesdays.

The subscription is shared. The first workflow is not. These sectors are where the model is easiest to explain.

Illustrative scenario

A clinic’s front desk

An assistant collects the question and a preferred time. A person or the practice system confirms the appointment. Nothing clinical is delegated.

Illustrative scenario

An accounting office

Staff search procedures and prior-year notes through an assistant that cites the file. The accountant still signs the work.

Illustrative scenario

A contractor’s office

Quotes start from the price list instead of the last email. A project manager still checks the quantities.

Why Digiting

A practice with a boundary.

The useful difference is not a louder claim. It is that support, build, and care can see each other, and that the invoice matches a scope.

Integrated, not infinite

One partner can hold several disciplines. Each one still has a limit.

Written allowances

Hours, sites, mailboxes, and content counts are visible before you sign.

Projects stay projects

A new application or a private model is estimated. It is not quietly “included”.

Bilingual by design

Canadian English and Arabic for a Libyan business audience are both first-class, not a plugin afterthought.

No invented proof

You will not find fake logos, fake quotes, or a percentage we did not measure.

You keep the accounts

Domains, ad accounts, and admin rights stay in the company’s name.

Let’s build a smarter, more efficient business.

Tell us what is slow, fragile, or split across too many vendors. We will say whether it belongs in a plan, a project, or neither.