PRICING
What does a virtual assistant cost?
Virtual assistant pricing ranges from roughly 8 dollars an hour to 1,500 dollars a month, and what separates them is supervision, training and backup coverage.
The short answer. Hourly virtual assistance starts around 8 dollars an hour. A dedicated assistant backed by AI workflows runs from about 500 dollars a month. A fully managed executive assistant runs from about 1,500 dollars a month. The price gap is not skill. It is whether somebody trains, supervises and covers for that person.
Why the same job has three different prices
Most owners comparing quotes are comparing three different products that share one name.
Hourly help
You buy hours. You write the instructions, you check the output, and if the person is sick or leaves, the work stops. It is the cheapest way to start and the most expensive way to scale, because the management cost lands on you.
Assisted support
A dedicated person plus the automations around them. Follow up sequences run whether or not anyone remembers. Output goes up without hours going up.
Managed executive assistance
Someone maps your workflow, trains the assistant inside your own software, reviews the work, and keeps a trained backup ready. You are buying the absence of management, which is the thing that was actually eating your week.
The number that matters more than the rate
An owner losing twelve hours a week to inbox, calendar, follow up and admin is spending more than six hundred hours a year on work that does not require them. Compare the plan against those hours, not against another hourly rate.
What should be included at any price
- A documented workflow, so the knowledge lives outside one person
- Work done inside your existing tools, not exported into someone else's system
- A named supervisor who reviews output before you see it
- Trained backup coverage for holiday and illness
- Clear scope, so nobody is guessing what is in and out
Loxif publishes its plans openly on the pricing page, and the success stories record what changed for each client.
Loxif maps your workflows, trains a dedicated assistant on your own tools, and supervises the work. The first call is a free thirty minute session that ends with a delegation map you keep.
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What does a virtual assistant cost?
Hourly virtual assistance starts around 8 dollars an hour. A dedicated assistant supported by AI workflows starts around 500 dollars a month. A fully managed executive assistant starts around 1,500 dollars a month.
Why is a managed executive assistant more expensive than hourly help?
With hourly help you write the instructions, check the work and lose coverage if the person is unavailable. A managed service includes workflow mapping, training, supervision and trained backup, so the management burden does not land on the owner.
Is a virtual assistant cheaper than hiring an employee?
Usually yes, because there is no recruitment, payroll tax, benefits, equipment or paid downtime, and the hours can scale up or down with the work.