What do we pay for in IT every month?
Subscriptions renew on different cards and dates. Nobody has the full total.
For owners and managers who answer for IT without an IT team
Domains, email, apps, laptops and licences in one list. Every item has an owner and a renewal date, and Orbit warns you before anything lapses.
Bring your spreadsheet. See it all in an afternoon.
Everything we pay for in IT
5 items · sorted by next renewal
| Item | Type | Owner | Cost | Renews |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| pagsun.com | Domain | Priya | $18/yr | Expires in 12 days |
| Microsoft 365 | Daniel | $240/mo | in 41 days | |
| Xero | App | Mei | $75/mo | in 23 days |
| MacBook Pro 14" | Laptop | Sam | — | Warranty: 8 mo |
| Figma (5 seats) | Licence | Priya | $75/mo | in 64 days |
Sound familiar?
In most growing companies, IT lives in a spreadsheet, old renewal emails and one person's memory.
Subscriptions renew on different cards and dates. Nobody has the full total.
When someone leaves, nobody is sure what to take back or switch off.
A domain or certificate lapses, the website goes down, and you find out from a customer.
Backups exist somewhere, but nobody has written down what matters most, where the copy is, or when it was last tested.
If you hesitated on any of these, Orbit is for you.
What you get
Domains, email plan, apps, devices and licences, with cost and renewal date. No more digging through spreadsheets and old emails.
See who has what. When someone leaves, you know exactly what to take back.
Emails 60, 30 and 7 days ahead, to the person who owns it.
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How it works
Upload your spreadsheet, or start from our template.
Give each item an owner and a renewal date.
Orbit emails the owner before each renewal.
No IT expert needed.
FAQ
No. If you can fill in a spreadsheet, you can use Orbit.
[Country and host to be confirmed.] Orbit stores item names, owners, dates, costs and where each login lives. It never stores passwords or keys.
Yes. You can export everything and ask us to delete it.
No. Orbit keeps the record: what is backed up, where the copy is kept, who owns it and when you last tested a restore. It reminds you when a test is due. It does not run or check your backups.
No. Orbit is a list of what you own and when it renews. It does not fix things or manage devices.
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We email you when Orbit opens, plus the occasional update. You can unsubscribe at any time.
Join the waitlist. We will email you when Orbit opens, with a spreadsheet template to start today.