RazorCity IT

Little Rock, Arkansas, United States

Managed IT, cloud migration, and multi-layered cybersecurity for Central Arkansas businesses

Keith Jetton founded RazorCity IT in 1994 and still runs it from 915 Cumberland St in Little Rock, holding more than twenty-nine certifications across Microsoft, HP, HP ASE, and Citrix. The company serves Central Arkansas organizations in Department of Defense, Architecture, Engineering, Construction, and Healthcare, backing that client base with 24/7 help desk support.

Managed IT services cover cloud networking, hardware, core software, internet connectivity, backup, and security, delivered through a multi-layered cybersecurity approach aimed at viruses, hackers, spam, phishing, and malware. Security audits and penetration testing add a second layer of protection, while cloud architecture work spans AWS, Azure, and GCP under the CompleteCloud offering. Server management, cloud migration, and business productivity IT solutions round out the work, built on decades of migration and cloud experience.

CompleteCloud is priced at a fixed monthly rate with no hidden fees, and disaster recovery is included in that cloud service rather than billed separately. That pricing structure, paired with round-the-clock help desk coverage from the Little Rock office, reflects how RazorCity IT has run its cloud and security offerings for clients across Little Rock and Central Arkansas since Jetton opened the company nearly thirty years ago.

32
YEARS IN BUSINESS
2
SERVICES

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Services

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Help Desk and Support
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Managed IT Services
Managed IT Services for it services and support buyers. Clear scope, measurable outcomes, and reliable delivery.

Agency details

Team size
11-50 people
Founded
1994 (32 years)

About this agency on Agency List

RazorCity IT holds an Agency List Score of 52 out of 100.

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Agency List assessed RazorCity IT in September 2026, reading 4 pages published on razorcityit.com.

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