QOS MSP is the outsourced IT department for Indianapolis-area businesses - managed IT, cybersecurity, cloud, and IT leadership from one accountable team. Part of QOS, delivering IT since 2007.
We've got you covered all over the Indianapolis area.
QOS MSP provides managed IT services across ten central Indiana counties — Marion, Hamilton, Boone, Hendricks, Johnson, Hancock, Morgan, Shelby, Madison, and Delaware — covering the full Indianapolis metro, from downtown Indianapolis to Carmel, Fishers, Anderson, Muncie, Greenwood, and Greenfield. Outside those counties? Remote-first support reaches farther — ask.
Most of what we do reaches you remotely, so day-to-day support does not depend on where your office sits. When a problem needs hands on hardware, a technician is dispatched to your site anywhere across the metro. The map above shows the ten counties; the section below covers how service works inside them and at the edges.
In the Chicago metro instead? See our Illinois service areas.
Tell us your city or county and we'll confirm coverage the same business day, no obligation.
On the edge of the map? We'll tell you exactly what service there looks like.
Coverage has two layers. Remote-first support reaches everywhere — monitoring, help desk, patching, security, and most fixes happen without anyone leaving our side, so your location rarely matters. When a job needs someone physically on-site, an on-site technician is dispatched across the ten counties as the work requires.
“Outside the map” is not “no.” For a business past the ten-county line, remote-first coverage still applies in full, and on-site visits are handled case-by-case — tell us where you are and we will tell you exactly what service there looks like. Our managed IT services and pricing are the same wherever remote support reaches; only on-site logistics change at the edges.
Call and we'll confirm your coverage on the spot — Monday to Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM.
One managed IT team across central Indiana — from the capital core out to the Anderson and Muncie edges.
Indianapolis, Lawrence, Beech Grove, and Speedway — full coverage across the capital core, from downtown and the west side to Broad Ripple and Castleton.
Carmel, Fishers, Noblesville, and Westfield — our home county, covered end to end across the fast-growing north metro.
Zionsville, Lebanon, and Whitestown — remote and on-site support across the I-65 corridor northwest of the city.
Avon, Plainfield, Brownsburg, and Danville — full coverage across the west metro and the Plainfield airport corridor.
Greenwood, Franklin, Bargersville, and Whiteland — remote and on-site support down the south-metro I-65 corridor.
Greenfield, Fortville, McCordsville, and New Palestine — full coverage across the east metro along I-70 and US-40.
Martinsville and Mooresville — our southwest edge: remote-first by default, with technicians dispatched on-site as needed.
Shelbyville and Morristown — our southeast edge: remote-first coverage, with on-site visits as the work requires.
Anderson, Alexandria, Elwood, and Pendleton — full coverage across the northeast metro up the SR-9 / I-69 corridor.
Muncie, Yorktown, Albany, and Eaton — our northeast edge around Muncie and Ball State: remote-first by default, technicians dispatched on-site as needed.
Yes. Remote-first support — monitoring, help desk, patching, and security — reaches businesses anywhere, so most day-to-day IT does not depend on your location. On-site visits outside the ten counties are handled case-by-case; tell us where you are and we'll confirm what's available.
No. There is no travel or trip fee anywhere in the ten counties — on-site visits are included in your managed IT plan. Note that plan covers our labor and management; hardware and third-party software licensing are billed separately.
On-site technicians are dispatched as needed, and most issues resolve remotely first, so on-site timing is case-by-case rather than a fixed window. For the outer counties — Morgan, Shelby, and Delaware — remote-first support is the default, with an on-site visit scheduled when a problem genuinely needs hands on hardware.
Yes. A business with locations across several of the ten counties runs on one managed IT plan and one team — not a separate arrangement per site. Remote support covers every location, and on-site technicians are dispatched to whichever site needs them.
Yes. Remote-first coverage isn't bound by the map — a remote employee gets the same help desk, monitoring, and security wherever they work. Our user fee follows the person, not the address, so distributed teams are covered without a location surcharge.