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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know before working with us — clearly explained.

Who are your services designed for?

Our services are built for internet cafés, gaming centers, and computer labs of any size — from single locations to multi-store operations. If you manage multiple PCs, users, or networks and want stability, control, and peace of mind, you’re in the right place.

Do you support existing setups or only new installations?

Both. We can work with your current infrastructure, software, and hardware, or design everything from scratch. In many cases, we optimize what you already have instead of forcing costly replacements.

What makes your service different from regular IT support?

We specialize exclusively in environments like internet cafés and gaming spaces. That means we understand peak hours, user abuse, system resets, fast recovery, and zero downtime. You’re not getting generic IT — you’re getting purpose-built solutions.

Can you manage multiple locations remotely?

Yes. Our systems are designed for centralized management, allowing us (and you) to monitor, update, and troubleshoot multiple locations remotely — saving time, money, and unnecessary on-site visits.

What happens if something breaks during business hours?

We prioritize uptime. Critical issues are handled immediately, with fast remote intervention whenever possible. Our setups are designed to recover quickly, so even serious problems don’t turn into business-stopping disasters.

Is your service subscription-based or one-time?

We offer both options depending on your needs. One-time setup projects, ongoing maintenance, or full managed service plans — we’ll recommend what actually makes sense for your operation, not what costs more.

How do we get started?

Simple. Contact us, tell us about your setup and goals, and we’ll propose a clear plan — no jargon, no pressure. From there, we handle everything step by step.

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