A local tech person when you need one.
No call centers, no jargon. Calm, honest help for home and solo business computers, from $9.99/month.
- Remote-first
- Plain English
- Quote before work
You stay in control
Remote access only with your OK
Peace of mind, without the corporate price tag.
For your family or your solo business.
Priority remote help
Members move to the front of the line for remote scheduling, plus monthly Quick Rescue Checks.
Ask before you click
Unsure about an email or popup? Send it to us first. Reasonable-use safety checks included.
Member discounts
25% to 30% off all flat-rate remote services, from malware removal to new computer setups.
Simple, honest pricing.
Month-to-month. Cancel anytime. No hidden fees.
Care Home
for your first computer (+$4.99/mo each additional)
- 25% off remote flat-rate services
- 1 Quick Rescue Check per month (up to 15 mins)
- Annual remote Technology Checkup
Care Business
first work computer
+ $6.99/month each additional computer
- 30% off remote flat-rate services
- 2 Quick Rescue Checks per month (up to 15 mins each)
- Technology Passport & health snapshot
Setup fee: $19 one-time setup per account, not per computer. Adding computers does not increase the setup fee.
Whatever the problem, we can figure it out.
We diagnose it, explain it in plain English, and give you a clear quote before continuing.
- Malware and virus removal
- New computer setup and data transfer
- Email and browser cleanup
- Printer troubleshooting
- Wi-Fi troubleshooting
- Slow computers and pop-ups
Safe, secure, and respectful of your privacy.
Trust is earned. Our remote tools put your safety first.
We never cold-call
TechRescue will never call you out of the blue asking for remote access. If someone does, it's a scam. Hang up and contact us directly.
You remain in control
Remote access requires your explicit approval every time. Watch everything on screen and end the session at any moment.
Still running Windows 10?
Standard support ended on October 14, 2025. If your computer can't move to Windows 11, we'll explain your options, including Microsoft's Consumer Extended Security Updates (ESU) program. We don't promise Windows 11 compatibility for older hardware, but you'll always get honest advice on upgrading, enrolling in ESU, or buying new.
Got questions?
Inviting someone to fix your computer takes trust. Our most common questions are answered here.