Virtual assistants

Virtual assistant services for admin, support and growth

Our virtual assistant services give you a remote assistant for the work that eats your week: inbox and calendar, customer support, social media, data entry and research. There’s no checkout. You book a free consultation, get a written quote, and pay by invoice.

  • Free consultation
  • Written quote
  • Pay by invoice
  • Card or crypto
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What they do

What a virtual assistant can take on

Admin and inbox

Email triage, calendar and meeting scheduling, travel bookings, document formatting and follow-ups.

Customer support

Answering tickets, emails and chats from your templates, and passing tricky cases to you.

Social media

Scheduling posts, replying to comments and messages, and monthly reports.

Data entry

CRM updates, spreadsheet clean-up, product listings and order processing.

Research

Lead lists, competitor and price checks, supplier research and summaries.

Online store operations

Order follow-ups, listing updates, stock checks and customer emails.

Roles

Virtual assistant roles and the tools they use

RoleTypical tasksTools they often work in
Admin assistantInbox, calendar, travel, documents, follow-upsGmail or Outlook, Google Calendar, Google Docs, Microsoft 365
Customer supportTickets, emails and chats from your templates; returns and order questionsHelpdesks such as Zendesk, Freshdesk or Gorgias; shared inboxes
Social media assistantScheduling posts, replies, simple graphics, monthly reportsMeta Business Suite, scheduling tools, Canva
Data entryCRM updates, spreadsheets, product data, invoicesGoogle Sheets, Excel, HubSpot, Airtable
Research assistantLead lists, competitor and price checks, supplier researchGoogle Sheets, web research, LinkedIn
Store assistantListings, order follow-ups, stock checks, customer emailsShopify or WooCommerce admin, marketplaces
Who it’s for

Who uses virtual assistant services

Founders and solo owners

Hand off the admin so your hours go to sales, product and clients.

Online stores

Keep customer emails, orders and listings moving, including during busy seasons.

Agencies and consultants

Add capacity for reporting, research and client admin without hiring full time.

Small teams

Give a busy team a shared assistant for the tasks nobody has time for.

How it works

From first call to first invoice

  1. Book a free consultation

    Tell us about the work on the consultation form. There is nothing to pay at this stage.

  2. Get a written quote

    We send a quote that sets out the tasks, the hours and the price, so you know exactly what you’re agreeing to.

  3. Start working together

    Your assistant gets the access and instructions they need, and you agree how you’ll communicate and report.

  4. Pay by invoice

    Invoices can be paid with a card or crypto through Cryptomus (USDT, BTC, ETH and more).

Prepare

What to prepare for the consultation

The better we understand the work, the more accurate the quote. You don’t need a perfect job description; a rough list and a few examples are enough.

If you already have written instructions (even short ones) or templates, bring them. They speed up the start.

Compare

A VA service, a freelancer or an in-house hire?

Onlineselling assistantFreelance marketplaceIn-house hire
Getting startedFree consultation, then a written quotePost a job and screen candidates yourselfRecruit, interview, contract
PricingSet out in the quote, paid by invoicePer freelancer, hourly or fixedSalary plus overheads
Best forOngoing tasks you want handled to a clear scopeOne-off or specialist projectsFull-time roles at the heart of the business
Working well together

How to get the most from your assistant

Assistants do their best work with clear instructions and quick feedback. A few habits make a big difference in the first month:

  • Write down how each task is done, even in a few bullet points, and keep it updated.
  • Use one channel for requests so nothing gets lost between email and chat.
  • Start with a few tasks and add more once those run smoothly.
  • Review together each week for the first month: what went well, what to change.
  • Give feedback early. Small corrections in week one save hours later.
FAQ

Virtual assistant services: FAQ

What does a virtual assistant do?

A virtual assistant works remotely on tasks like email and calendar, customer support, social media, data entry and research, using your tools and your instructions.

How much do virtual assistant services cost?

It depends on the tasks and hours. After a free consultation you get a written quote with the price, so there are no surprises.

How do I pay?

By invoice, with a card or with crypto through Cryptomus. There is no checkout for assistant services.

What do I need to share with my assistant?

Only the access each task needs. Use separate logins or a password manager rather than sharing your own passwords, and remove access when it’s no longer needed.

What shouldn't I delegate?

Decisions that need your judgment, final approval of payments and anything legally sensitive. Delegate the preparation; keep the sign-off.

Can I change the tasks later?

Yes, by agreement. The scope is set in the written quote; tell us what’s changing and we’ll update it.

Can my assistant work during my business hours?

Tell us the hours and time zone you need covered during the consultation. The written quote states the hours your assistant works.

Get started

Tell us what’s taking your time

Book a free consultation. You’ll get a written quote before anything starts.

Assistant work starts after a free consultation and a written quote; there is no checkout. Payment is by invoice.