If you searched for tech support virtual assistant Tier 1, you want reliable help without a long hiring process. This page explains what our Website & Tech Assistant does, how hiring works and exactly what it costs. They work your US business hours in your time zone, on a month-to-month package.
What Your Website & Tech Assistant Handles
Best for businesses that need a technical hand without a full-time developer. Typical work includes:
- Website backups and uptime checks
- Landing pages and form setup
- Basic IT help desk support
- WordPress, Shopify, Wix and Squarespace updates
- Plugin, theme and security updates
They already work in tools like Microsoft 365 admin, WordPress, Make and Cloudflare. See the full Website & Tech Assistant page for every task.
Website & Tech Assistant Prices
Our current monthly prices for a Website & Tech Assistant at the Skilled VA level. They are the same in every state.
- Starter, 20 hours a month: $360 ($18.00 an hour)
- Growth, 40 hours a month: $684 ($17.10 an hour)
- Professional, 80 hours a month: $1,296 ($16.20 an hour)
- Full-Time Dedicated, 160 hours a month: $2,448 ($15.30 an hour)
A Senior Specialist starts at $486 a month and a US-Based Specialist at $684. Prepay 3, 6 or 12 months to save up to 12%. Build your package to see your exact price.
How to Get Started
- Build your package: pick the role, hours and experience level and see the price
- Pay the itemized invoice by card or crypto
- Your account manager contacts you within one business day, and most assistants are matched within 1 to 3 business days
- Share access through the vault and give your first tasks
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For the bigger picture, read our full guide: How to Outsource Customer Support: Tickets, Live Chat and Weekend Coverage.
