Independent technical services
Hire an IT support and network engineer in Nepal
Practical IT engineering for systems that need to work.
I take on selected technical engagements across networking, infrastructure, systems administration, virtualization, backup and recovery, and implementation-focused automation. The work is scoped clearly, documented properly, and designed around the actual operating environment.
Clear pricing for Nepal
Expert IT help at one simple rate. No surprises.
Quick Fix Session
One clear problem, solved remotely.
NPR 1,200
Up to 1 hour
- Windows, Linux, Wi-Fi, router or firewall issue
- Remote session at a time that suits you
- Short written note of what was fixed
Microsoft 365 Setup
Email, Teams and device management for a small office.
NPR 2,500
Up to 5 hours
- Users, licences and mailboxes set up
- Multi-factor sign-in and basic security policies turned on
- Laptops enrolled in Intune, where your licence includes it
- Short admin handover note
Office Network Review
For offices with slow, unreliable or unsecured networks.
NPR 3,000
Up to 6 hours
- Review of router, switches, Wi-Fi, firewall and VLANs
- Written report with fixes in priority order
- Implementation quoted separately at NPR 1,200/hour
Website Setup
Your domain, DNS and website, live and secure.
NPR 3,000
Up to 6 hours
- Domain registered, including a free personal .com.np
- Cloudflare DNS, free SSL and www redirect set up
- Blogger or WordPress site live with a ready-made theme and core pages
- Google Search Console and sitemap submitted
- Domain and hosting fees paid separately, at cost
Server / Proxmox Setup
A working virtualization host or homelab, built properly.
NPR 4,000
Up to 8 hours
- Proxmox install, storage and networking
- Up to 3 virtual machines or containers
- Backup configured and a restore tested
- Documentation of the final setup
- Price agreed before any work starts
- Anything else: NPR 1,200 per hour
- Remote support anywhere in Nepal
- On-site visits by arrangement
Focused technical services, not a generic service catalogue.
I work best on projects where the requirement is concrete: improve reliability, design a cleaner architecture, migrate an environment, solve an operational problem, or document and implement a technical change properly.
Infrastructure Design & Implementation
Planning and implementation of practical infrastructure for offices, small environments, labs, and technical teams.
Network Design & Configuration
Routing, switching, VLAN design, firewall policy, VPN connectivity, wireless planning, segmentation, and troubleshooting.
Backup & Recovery Planning
Backup architecture, retention planning, storage design, recovery procedures, and validation of restore workflows.
Virtualization & Homelab Engineering
Virtual machine environments, Proxmox-based labs, storage integration, service deployment, and technical test environments.
Systems Administration
Windows and Linux administration, identity and access fundamentals, DNS/DHCP, troubleshooting, service configuration, and operational documentation.
Managed Technical Support
Structured ongoing technical support, maintenance, troubleshooting, documentation, and follow-up for defined environments.
Workstation & Homelab Planning
Requirements-based component selection and architecture for technical workstations, storage systems, and home labs.
Technical Automation & AI Agent Setup
Selected automation and AI-agent implementation where there is a clear workflow, measurable purpose, and maintainable operating model.
Microsoft 365, Intune & Entra ID
Microsoft 365 administration, device management in Intune, identity and access in Entra ID alongside on-premises Active Directory, and the full user lifecycle from onboarding to offboarding.
Website Setup & Domains
Domain registration, including free .com.np domains, Cloudflare DNS and SSL, and getting a Blogger or WordPress website live with its core pages, Search Console and a clean handover. This is setup and configuration with ready-made themes, not custom web development.
Best suited to well-defined technical problems.
Good fit
- Network redesign, segmentation, firewall or connectivity work
- Infrastructure upgrades and migration planning
- Virtualization, storage, backup and recovery projects
- Systems troubleshooting with a clear technical scope
- Homelab architecture and implementation
- Technical documentation and implementation planning
Usually not the right fit
- Unlicensed software distribution or bypassing vendor licensing
- Projects requiring guarantees before the environment is assessed
- Undefined “fix everything” engagements without a usable scope
- Work that requires access or authority the client cannot provide
A clear technical engagement from scope to handover.
Initial brief
You share the requirement, current environment, constraints, timeline, and what a successful outcome should look like.
Technical assessment
I review what exists, identify dependencies and risks, and determine whether the requested approach is technically appropriate.
Scope & proposal
The work is defined in practical terms: deliverables, assumptions, responsibilities, timeline, and commercial terms where applicable.
Implementation & handover
The agreed work is implemented, validated, documented, and handed over with the relevant technical context.
Review implementation work before getting in touch.
The project portfolio shows how I approach technical problems, architecture decisions, deployment, and documentation.
Questions about hiring IT support in Nepal.
How much does IT support cost in Nepal with you?
NPR 1,200 per hour. Fixed packages: Quick Fix Session NPR 1,200 (up to 1 hour), Microsoft 365 Setup NPR 2,500, Office Network Review NPR 3,000, Website Setup NPR 3,000 and Server or Proxmox Setup NPR 4,000. The price is agreed before any work starts.
Do you work remotely or on-site?
Both. Remote support is available anywhere in Nepal, and on-site visits are arranged when the work needs someone at the office.
Do you work with small offices?
Yes. Most packages are built for small offices: setting up Microsoft 365 email and Teams, fixing a slow or unsecured office network, or getting a website and domain live.
What should I send before booking?
A short description of the problem or requirement, your current setup, any location or remote-access limits and when you need it done. Never send passwords by email.
Have a technical problem worth solving properly?
Send a concise overview of the requirement, current environment, location or remote-access constraints, expected timeline, and any important technical dependencies.
Include enough context for an initial technical assessment. Sensitive credentials or production passwords should not be sent by email.