Executive assistants, legal assistants, receptionists that answer every call, or a VA who knows your industry. Tell us what you need and get options that fit.
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Four kinds of help cover almost every small business. Start with the one that frees up the most of your time.
Inbox, calendar, travel, follow-ups and the hundred small things between meetings.
Explore →Client intake, scheduling, document preparation, e-filing support and billing, handled by assistants who know how a law office works.
Explore →A virtual receptionist answers in your business name, books appointments, takes messages and sends hot leads straight to you, day or night.
Explore →Skip the training.
Explore →They solve different problems. Many businesses use both: AI for the phone, a person for everything else.
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A virtual assistant works remotely on the tasks that eat your week: inbox and calendar, calls, customer messages, bookkeeping, research, social media and more.
It depends on skills, hours and where the assistant is based. Use the calculator for a typical range; 10 hours a week is often enough to start.
AI is best for answering calls 24/7 and booking appointments at a predictable cost. A human VA is better for judgement and work across many tools. Many businesses use both.
Every arrangement is agreed with you first. Ask for a short trial and the freedom to change hours as you go.