Let’s walk through the mountains of technology, together
A Tulsa IT company you can know by name.
Husband-and-wife owned, downtown in the Mid-Continent Tower, working with the family businesses that keep this town running.
Why “InterPeak”
The name came from a tagline we’ve had since the beginning: let’s walk through the mountains of technology, together.
The peak is where we want our clients to end up: a business running on technology that works, that’s secure, that doesn’t wake anyone up at 2 a.m. Getting there usually means walking through some valleys first. Aging servers. A phone system nobody’s patched in five years. Three vendors and no one accountable.
We don’t hand you a map and wish you luck. We walk it with you.
That also means telling you the truth about what it takes. Sometimes the right recommendation costs more than you were hoping. We’ll still make it, and we’ll explain why. Sometimes the right recommendation saves you six thousand dollars a year. We’ve done that too. What doesn’t change is that the advice is about your business getting to the top, not about what’s easiest to sell.
Every business we work with is climbing something. Our job is to know the route, carry some of the weight, and get them to the top.
The people
InterPeak is a women-owned business. Amanda Hanus co-owns and runs it with her husband from downtown Tulsa, and was featured in Tulsa People’s Women in Business in March 2026. Small enough that you’ll know everyone who touches your network; our founder holds a CCIE Collaboration, and our engineers are as comfortable on a plant floor as in a server room.
“When our clients call, a real person answers, every time. Our entire support team is right here in the U.S., and they know each client’s network like it’s their own.”
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What we hold ourselves to
Five commitments, each one testable. You could tell us whether we kept it.
01
The recommendation serves the business, not the invoice
We tell you what your business actually needs. Sometimes that costs more than you were hoping, and we’ll still say it and explain why. Sometimes it means cancelling a circuit you’ve been paying for and don’t need. We’ve done that too, and it saved a client $6,600 a year. What doesn’t change is who the advice is for.
02
You’ll know us by name
The people who design your network are the people who answer when it breaks. No tiers, no ticket queue, no account manager relaying messages to someone you’ve never met.
03
Distance isn’t an excuse
Plenty of problems get solved remotely. When they don’t, we drive out, whether you’re twenty minutes away in Broken Arrow or ninety minutes out where nobody else will go.
04
One partner, one number
Most of the mess we clean up comes from three vendors pointing at each other. We take responsibility for the whole picture, including the parts nobody wanted to own.
05
We say the hard thing early
A phone system that hasn’t been patched in five years is a problem whether or not anyone brings it up. We’d rather have the uncomfortable conversation now than the expensive one later.