Remote CoWorker starts at $7.99 per hour for a virtual assistant, and your rate depends on the role, hours, and team size you need. Placements come in part-time, full-time, short-term, and long-term options, each quoted around your workload.
Remote CoWorker prices virtual assistant outsourcing from $7.99 per hour, and every placement is quoted around part-time, full-time, short-term, or long-term needs.
Here's how those options compare.
Part-time virtual assistants
Other Features: pre-trained, vetted assistants; flexible daily or weekly hours; account manager oversight; onboarding in under 48 hours
Part-time support fits businesses with a steady but limited workload. You get a named assistant for the hours you actually need, which keeps the hourly rate from turning into a full salary line. It's a good fit for inbox triage, scheduling, order updates, or bookkeeping that eats a few hours a day.
Full-time virtual assistants
Other Features: a dedicated assistant; RemoteHub task and KPI dashboard; performance tracking; multilingual support for chat and phone
Full-time placements give you someone who works your hours, every day, as part of your team. The account manager stays involved to keep tasks, progress, and communication visible in one place. Teams that hand over a whole function, like customer support or sales outreach, usually land here.
Short-term and project placements
Other Features: support for launches, expansions, and new markets; quick scale up or down; short-term and long-term contracts both offered
Some needs aren't permanent. Product launches, seasonal spikes, and market entries all call for extra hands for a stretch, then less. You can bring assistants on for a project and step back down when the work settles, so you're not carrying headcount you can't use. The company says its clients saved more than $100M in payroll expenses last year.
Larger teams and enterprise
Other Features: HIPAA, SOC 2, ISO 27001, and PCI Level 1 compliance; teams of 50+ supported; custom recommendations for every client
Once you're hiring several assistants or working in a regulated field, the quote covers more than hours. Compliance, security review, and management structure all shape the final number. Enterprise buyers get a custom recommendation rather than a preset package. Smaller businesses with a single assistant rarely need this tier.
Getting started costs nothing. You can meet an outsourcing specialist, review candidate profiles, and interview as many assistants as you like before you commit to anyone. Ask for the full monthly figure in writing, since the hourly headline rate is only the starting point. The real comparison is that figure against what the same work would cost you as a local hire.