Managed IT, Web, Marketing & AI Services in Prescott, AZ

Serving Northern Arizona Quad Cities businesses

Hatten Consulting was founded in Prescott Valley and has served Yavapai County businesses ever since. We’re the local team you’ll see at the Chamber breakfast, the Embry-Riddle career fair, and the events around the courthouse plaza. When something breaks at your office on Whiskey Row, in the Prescott Lakes business district, on Pioneer Parkway in Prescott Valley, or out in Chino Valley, our engineers are ten to thirty minutes away — not on the other end of a phone tree in another time zone.

We serve roughly 150 small and mid-sized businesses across the Quad Cities, and what makes the work interesting is the range. A typical week here might include managing the IT environment for a law office near the courthouse, rebuilding the website for a real estate brokerage in Prescott Valley, running the Google Ads account for a dental practice, deploying a new cloud phone system for a construction company in Chino Valley, and walking the leadership team of a growing professional-services firm through a Microsoft Copilot rollout. Most of our clients started with one service and added the others as their needs grew — that’s the model.

The Quad Cities economy is built on professional services, healthcare, real estate, hospitality, trades, and the growing community of second-career entrepreneurs and remote-first companies that have moved to Prescott in the last few years. They share a common need: technology and marketing partners that understand small-business realities and don’t pad invoices with services they don’t need. Our managed IT engagements come with flat per-user pricing. Our web and marketing engagements are scoped to a budget and a measurable outcome. Our VoIP deployments swap legacy phone bills for cloud systems that usually cost less and do more. And our AI consulting starts with what your business actually does, not with a generic “AI for everyone” pitch.

What we hear most from new clients is that their previous providers were either out-of-state national firms that couldn’t respond locally, or one-person shops that were overloaded across too many disciplines. We sit between — small enough to know your name and your environment, big enough to have specialists in each service area, and local enough that the senior people are here in town.