What VAs do, how much they cost and how to work with them.
Your Level 1 queue is mostly password resets, ticket triage, licence renewals and documentation - work that does not need your most expensive engineer. A Filipino IT help desk virtual assistant takes that layer, and the right hire already knows your PSA on day one.
A Filipino dental virtual assistant keeps your chairs full and your claims moving: recall and reactivation calls, insurance verification before the visit, treatment plan follow-up, and denied claims worked daily. Here is what they handle, what they cost in 2026, and how to test one.
A Filipino mortgage VA handles loan setup, document chasing, and condition clearing inside your LOS, so your licensed staff only touches decisions. The catch: how you structure the role decides whether it is compliant. Here is the 2026 playbook.
A Filipino dispatcher VA answers your phones, books jobs, and keeps field techs or drivers moving in real time. Here is what the role does, what it costs in 2026, and how to vet one.
An appointment setter is not a general VA with a phone. A Filipino setter can book qualified B2B meetings for a fraction of the loaded cost of a US SDR - but only if you build the dialer, the inboxes, the list, and the compliance around them first.
Renewals, certificates, endorsements, and carrier portals eat the hours your licensed staff should spend selling. A Filipino insurance agency virtual assistant runs that servicing queue from about $8 to $16 an hour. Here is what to delegate, what stays licensed, and how to vet one.
Property managers lose 30-40% of their week to admin: work orders, arrears follow-ups, renewals, and owner reports. A Filipino property management virtual assistant runs that queue inside AppFolio or Buildium from about $9 to $18 an hour.
Filipino construction virtual assistants run quantity takeoffs, bid packages, and estimating support for US and AU contractors from about $5 to $17 an hour. Here is what they handle, what they cost in 2026, and how to vet one before you hand over your drawings.
A Filipino paralegal costs $10 to $25 an hour and handles intake, discovery shells, deadline calendaring, and document prep under your supervision. Here is what the role covers, what firms pay in 2026, and the ethics rules to settle before you share a file.
Hiring remote talent from the Philippines is one of the smartest moves a small business can make — but only when you understand rates, expectations and the hiring process. Our blog covers everything: what Filipino virtual assistants charge, how to run a paid trial, how to build a work-from-home setup, and which roles are most in demand. Bookmark the guides you need and come back when you are ready to hire.