10 Websites to Hire a Virtual Executive Assistant

Stephen Turban
Co-founder of Leverage

As a company executive, a significant part of your day can go into administrative and personal tasks. Scheduling meetings, answering routine calls and inquiries, planning business trips, and other activities, especially when done multiple times a week, can take away from time spent focusing on the business’s growth and strategic direction.  

A virtual executive assistant (or executive VA) supports you and handles administrative and personal tasks, freeing up your calendar. This includes scheduling meetings, screening calls, booking tickets, making hotel reservations, and even attending to personal tasks like paying pending bills, shopping for loved ones, and remembering birthdays. An executive VA performs similar tasks to a general administrative assistant, the difference being that they work exclusively for you! 

Here are 10 great websites you can use to hire an executive VA. 

We’ve shortlisted these websites on the basis of their credibility, the range and quality of services offered, reviews by customers on public forums such as Trustpilot, as well as their pricing. 

1. Leverage Assistants

Starting price: $2600 per assistant, per month working full-time

Types of remote staff provided: Virtual assistants, marketers, designers, developers, and customer support

US-based staff availability: No. Globally based

Languages supported: English

Credibility: High

Leverage Assistants is a white-glove virtual assistant staffing company. The company was founded by Stephen Turban, a serial entrepreneur and McKinsey alum (his last company was bootstrapped to 8-digits revenue) and it focuses on picking 1% talent globally and then training you to delegate to them effectively. Leverage is highly selective for applicants - selecting less than .2% of its applicants who apply.

Leverage Assistants match businesses with flexible, college-educated competent offshore talent.  Most of Leverage’s talent are in the Philippines or South Africa. Leverage is known for its high quality of talent and its delegation training for founders.

The service however is not as on-demand as other virtual assistant companies like Upwork (placement times are 2-4 weeks), and the service often includes a waitlist for interested founders,  Leverage only provides full-time virtual assistants.

2. Worxbee

Starting price: $2,760 for 40 hours per month

Types of remote staff provided: Executive assistants

US-based staff availability: Yes. Staff are exclusively U.S.-based

Languages supported: English

Credibility: High

Worxbee is a premium VA staffing company whose talent pool includes only U.S.-based executive VAs with 10+ years of experience. 

Worxbee’s onboarding process includes a free consultation, followed by VA-matching and interviews where you choose an assistant that fits your needs. The company has a dedicated representative that manages your experience with the selected VA. The company offers several plans ranging from 20 to 160 hours monthly, but you need to book a consultation to learn more about the costs.

3. Delegated

Starting price: $1,200 for 25 hours/month to $3,600 for 75 hours/month

Types of remote staff provided: Executive assistants, administrative assistants, real estate, social media, sales

US-based staff availability: Yes. Staff are exclusively U.S.-based

Languages supported: English

Credibility: High

Delegated works exclusively with U.S.-based assistants and provides several services, including executive assistants. After onboarding a delegated VA, the company assigns a backup VA if your primary assistant is unavailable, which is a solid feature for tasks that you need to get done on a tight timeline. 

If you are unsatisfied with the VA’s work, Delegated will not charge for the hours spent and instead assigns another VA to take over. Delegated VAs do not work full time: you can avail of their services between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. your local time, which is a drawback if you aim to work around time zones outside of your local time.

4. Execviva

Starting price: $3,999 to $4,999 per month, working full-time

Types of remote staff provided: Executive assistants

US-based staff availability: No. Staff are based in Central and South America

Languages supported: English

Credibility: High

Execviva is an executive VA-only staffing company with its VAs based in Central and South America. Its VAs have worked at top companies, such as Notion and Luminai, and do tasks like email management, scheduling meetings and organizing calendars, planning travel, managing expenses, and more.

Execviva’s $3,999/month and $4,999/month plans give you access to one and two executive VAs respectively. The company offers a third, three-VA plan, though pricing is available on request. 

5. myVA360

Starting price: $419 for 15 hours/month to $1,380 for 60 hours/month

Types of remote staff provided: Executive assistants, graphic design, social media, sales, administration, general VAs

US-based staff availability: Yes

Languages supported: English

Credibility: High

myVA360’s executive assistants schedule appointments, manage calendars, do bookkeeping, data entry, and manage projects, among other tasks. The company offers a free 4-hour trial, a 14-day money-back guarantee if you are unhappy with the services, and even offers to replace your assigned VA. 

mVA360’s plans are competitively priced (up to $1,380 for 60 hours/month) for U.S.-based VAs, though hiring a VA full-time (approximately $3,700 for 160 hours) costs considerably more than opting for offshore talent.

6. GlobalHola 

Starting price: $840/month for 20 hours/month to $1,680 for 40 hours/month

Types of remote staff provided: Executive assistants

US-based staff availability: No

Languages supported: English

Credibility: Medium

GlobalHola provides executive assistants based mainly in the Philippines but also from India, Mexico, and other markets. Its VAs do calendar management, lead generation, appointment bookings, social media, and more. GlobalHola has dedicated managers to oversee your selected VAs performance and the company offers a replacement VA if you feel the chosen assistant cannot deliver to your standards. You can also avail of a risk-free two-week trial period.  

7. She’s A Given

Starting price: Unspecified

Types of remote staff provided: Executive assistants

US-based staff availability: Yes. Staff are exclusively based in the U.S.

Languages supported: English

Credibility: Medium

She’s a Given is a VA staffing company focusing exclusively on executive assistants. All its VAs are college-educated, U.S.-based, and members of the American Society of Administrative Professionals (ASAP), a 90,000+ strong association dedicated to training VAs and providing help and resources. The company does not mention pricing on its website; more likely, you need to schedule a consultation call to know more about their fees.

8. Rock Solid

Starting price: Unspecified

Types of remote staff provided: Executive assistants, creative assistants, project managers, project-based VAs

US-based staff availability: Yes. Staff are exclusively based in the U.S.

Languages supported: English

Credibility: Medium

Rock Solid staffs individuals, small businesses, and large corporations with its U.S.-based assistants. The company’s VAs are vetted through 6-7 online tests and an interview round. Rock Solid matches you with a VA based in your time zone. 

Unlike other VA agencies, Rock Solid’s website does not offer information on a free trial, or a replacement VA if you are unsatisfied with the original selection. Information on the company’s pricing is not available. 

9. Eureka

Starting price: $598 for 40 hours/month to $1,689 for 160 hours/month. Eureka also offers industry-specific VAs for a ⁓$100 surcharge

Types of remote staff provided: Executive assistants, insurance, real estate, marketing, legal, sales, bookkeeping

US-based staff availability: No. VAs are located in Central America

Languages supported: English

Credibility: High

Eureka says its executive VAs are among the top 1% available. They have experience in data entry, calendar management, meeting scheduling, data entry, file auditing, social media, and more. Its VAs have worked at companies like State Farm, Remax, and Farmers Insurance. Eureka lets you reserve selected VAs directly from its webpage, or you can schedule a call and have them suggest someone suited to your needs.

Eureka’s VAs are available from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., which could be inconvenient if you have personal tasks that need to be taken care of. 

10. Elite Virtual Assistants

 Starting price: $900 for 20 hours/month to $4,000 for 100 hours/month

Types of remote staff provided: Executive assistants, insurance, real estate, staffing, legal

US-based staff availability: Yes

Languages supported: English

Credibility: Medium

Elite’s executive VAs are college-educated, U.S.-based, and have 10+ years of experience. Once a VA is hired, Elite’s dedicated VA relationship manager helps you set a 90-day roadmap of goals you want to achieve. 

Elite also offers mini-packages of 10 hours of VA expertise for $397, which can be useful for executives with limited pending tasks or for those who need assistance with personal tasks.

Hire a 1% virtual executive assistant

Founded by serial entrepreneurs, Leverage Assistants is a white-glove service that helps you find 1% assistants and then teaches you how to build leverage with them. If you're interested in a strategy session to learn how to use an assistant, click here.

Stephen is one of the founders of Lumiere and a Harvard College graduate. He founded Lumiere as a Ph.D. student at Harvard Business School. Lumiere is a selective research program where students work 1-1 with a research mentor to develop an independent research paper.

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