Get your week back.
We match you with a trained, fully supported Philippine-based VA who learns how you work and stays. Most clients hand over 20 or more hours a week within the first month.
- 20+
- hours returned to the average client every week
- 14
- days from first call to your VA starting
- $8
- an hour to start, with no recruiting or overhead costs
- 40+
- US businesses we support right now
Our team is proficient in the industry's leading tools
The same work, for
AQUARTER OFTHECOST
A full-time admin hire in the US costs roughly $64,000 a year once you add payroll tax, benefits, equipment and desk space. The same hours from us cost $16,640. Move the slider to see the gap on your own team size.
You keep
$94,720
every year
Based on a $50,000 median US administrative salary plus 28% for payroll tax, benefits, equipment and workspace, against a full-time VA at $8 an hour. Source: US Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Trained on your stack
Every VA is already working in Slack, Asana, HubSpot and the rest before they meet you.
Weekly one-to-ones
We sit down with every VA each week, so problems reach us before they reach you.
We hire slowly
We interview widely and place only the people who can work without being managed.
Working in 14 days
From your first call to your VA's first day is usually two weeks.
Three ways to take work off your plate.
See the full service listExecutive
and Admin
$8/hr
The day-to-day that eats your calendar, handled quietly in the background.
- Inbox and calendar management
- Data entry and CRM upkeep
- Travel and meeting coordination
- Personal assistant support
Multimedia
and Marketing
$10/hr
Consistent content without you writing the brief every week.
- Short-form video editing for Reels and TikTok
- Social scheduling and posting
- Graphic design and brand assets
- Ad creative and content planning
Specialized
Operations
$15/hr
For the work that needs judgement, not just execution.
- Technical project management
- Lead generation and sales systems
- Bookkeeping and financial support
- Customer success operations
Why our VAs stay.
Turnover is the hidden cost of cheap support. Every month spent retraining someone new is a month you are not getting the benefit of having help at all. We keep our team by paying and supporting them properly.
Ongoing training
Regular training on new tools, on our time and at our cost.
Onboarding at the start, not much after that.
Whatever they have taught themselves, and whatever you teach them.
Weekly check-ins
A one-to-one with every VA each week, so problems reach us early.
Contact tends to be reactive, once something has already gone wrong.
Nobody is checking. You find out when the work slips.
Pay and benefits
Full pay and benefits, so our people are not quietly looking elsewhere.
Lower pay sitting underneath a larger markup.
Income swings week to week, which is what drives people to move on.
A team around them
People to ask when they are stuck, instead of guessing at your systems.
Placed alone with the client and left there.
Working alone, which is usually where burnout starts.
We don't rent out people. We build somewhere worth staying, and your business gets the benefit of that.
From first call to working, in about two weeks.
Three steps, and we do most of the work in all of them.
Discovery call
We work out where your time is actually going, and what kind of help would make a difference to it.
The match
We pick from our trained team for the person who fits how you work, then introduce you before anything is committed.
Handover and support
Your VA starts within 14 days. We stay in it with weekly training and check-ins, so you are not the one managing them.
Let's find out what you'd hand over first.
Thirty minutes, no pitch. We'll ask what's eating your week, tell you honestly whether we have someone who fits, and if we don't, we'll say so.
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