Virtual Assist USA
U.S.-based virtual assistant support and advisory services
Businesses wanting flexible, United States-employed assistance with small-hour packages, supervision, backup, and no recurring commitment.
At a glance
- Support model
- Dedicated assistant with team access
- Commitment
- 20, 40, or 60-hour packages, plus hourly
- Starting price
- $885
- Price basis
- USD per 20-hour package; pay-as-you-go is $47.25 hourly
- Talent geography
- United States
What stands out, and what still needs checking.
Published packages; hours do not expire; pay as you go; US W-2 staff; background checks; supervisor; backup; NDAs; HIPAA-support claim; no setup fee.
Premium effective hourly cost; provider claims need contractual verification; scope of HIPAA, insurance, security controls, replacement, and service levels is not fully public.
Request assigned candidate profile and tests, HIPAA and security scope, insurance, backup access, supervisor cadence, replacement terms, response targets, overages, and cancellation mechanics.
What we found and where it came from.
6 public claims, each linked to its source.
Service model1 claim
Offers a dedicated U.S.-based assistant with access to a broader assistant team and unlimited client users.
Pricing1 claim
Publishes $885 for 20 hours, $1,678 for 40 hours, $2,379 for 60 hours, and $47.25 pay-as-you-go hourly.
Terms1 claim
States there are no monthly contracts, long-term commitments, or onboarding fees.
Pricing and commitment1 claim
Virtual Assist USA publishes $885 for 20 hours, $1,678 for 40 hours, $2,379 for 60 hours, or $47.25 pay as you go, with no monthly contract, setup fee, or expiring package hours.
Talent and vetting1 claim
The provider says assistants are United States-based W-2 employees who are background checked, bonded, insured, trained in security protocols, and matched using profiles and DiSC assessments.
Management and security1 claim
Engagements include a dedicated assistant, team supervisor, backup coverage, time reporting, NDAs, and HIPAA-compliant support claims; buyers should request the applicable control and agreement evidence.