The Virtual Hub
Fully managed support assistants for admin, customer, marketing, executive, and systems work
Businesses wanting a managed support assistant plus recruiting, training, HR, performance, and replacement infrastructure.
At a glance
- Support model
- Dedicated fully managed support
- Commitment
- Part-time or full-time monthly subscription
- Starting price
- £800
- Price basis
- GBP monthly starting partnership package; full-time tiers begin at £1,600
- Talent geography
- Philippines; client time-zone alignment
What stands out, and what still needs checking.
Managed-service positioning; trained support assistants; personalized onboarding roadmap; broad operational task coverage; HR and compliance layer; performance support; replacement responsibility.
Numeric pricing is not clearly public; assistant geography, vetting thresholds, English standards, minimum term, notice, security controls, replacement speed, and exact management model need confirmation.
Request assigned candidate location and tests, full plan price and hours, minimum and notice, replacement SLA, manager ratio, device and data controls, employment structure, leave cover, and references.
What we found and where it came from.
6 public claims, each linked to its source.
Service model2 claims
Provides fully managed part-time and full-time support assistants backed by training, coaching, client success, and continuity systems.
The Virtual Hub offers fully managed support assistants for repeatable administrative, customer, marketing, executive, systems, reporting, documentation, and back-office work.
Pricing1 claim
Publishes partnership packages from £800 monthly and full-time service tiers from £1,600 monthly.
Terms1 claim
States a 30-day notice period and no long-term lock-in contract.
Management and continuity1 claim
The provider describes recruiting, vetting, training, HR and compliance infrastructure, ongoing performance support, and replacement as part of the managed-service model.
Pricing transparency1 claim
The public pricing page organizes packages by work complexity but did not expose dependable numeric prices in the reviewed source, so buyers need a written all-in quote and terms.