Yes Assistant
Dedicated full-time virtual assistants and managed VA teams
Businesses considering dedicated full-time support and prepared to conduct deeper diligence because public decision information is limited.
At a glance
- Support model
- Dedicated managed support
- Commitment
- Eight hours daily Monday to Friday, or custom team
- Starting price
- $1,199
- Price basis
- USD monthly General VA plan; Pro VA is $1,699 monthly
- Talent geography
- International offshore talent; exact locations require confirmation
What stands out, and what still needs checking.
Dedicated assistant and managed-team positioning; broad administrative and business support potential.
Current pricing, geography, screening, English, experience, matching, management, replacement, security, commitment, classification, and independent review evidence are not sufficiently public.
Request legal entity and delivery countries, candidate profiles and tests, full pricing, minimum term and notice, replacement and backup, manager ratio, data controls, classification, ownership, and references.
What we found and where it came from.
6 public claims, each linked to its source.
Service model2 claims
Provides dedicated full-time assistants and custom teams for administrative, calling, lead generation, CRM, and customer-support work.
Yes Assistant markets dedicated full-time assistants and managed teams for administrative and business support.
Pricing1 claim
Publishes a General VA plan at $1,199 monthly and a Pro VA plan at $1,699 monthly, with custom pricing for teams.
Support1 claim
General service includes a dedicated assistant, free backup, onboarding, daily reporting, task tracking, and email and phone support.
Public transparency1 claim
The reviewed public source does not clearly disclose current rates, talent countries, experience levels, English standards, screening steps, replacement guarantee, commitment, or security evidence.
Buyer diligence1 claim
A buyer should require a candidate-specific profile and a complete commercial and operating schedule before treating the service as comparable with documented managed providers.