PRICING & SCOPE
A quote built
around your work.
An inbox handoff, a content routine, and a lead follow-up workflow each need a different kind of support. Tell us what the work involves so the price and responsibilities can be discussed together.
Clear tasks.
Clear scope.
A price
to review.
WHAT SHAPES YOUR QUOTE
Three things help
define the right support.
The responsibilities
List the tasks and the skills involved. Explain what a finished task looks like, what needs your approval, and whether there are existing instructions to follow.
The workload & timing
Describe the volume, frequency, deadlines, and preferred working hours. Flag busy periods and whether you need help with a defined project or recurring responsibilities.
The tools & workflow
Tell us where the work happens, what access is needed, and how updates should be shared. Mention any specialist experience required for your systems or industry.
WAYS TO DESCRIBE YOUR NEEDS
Bring your workload
into focus.
These are examples for planning your inquiry. The final scope, availability, and commercial terms are discussed with you.
A focused task or project
You have a specific output to prepare, such as organizing a document library or formatting a set of materials. Share the starting point, the expected result, and the deadline.
A recurring weekly routine
You want regular help with inbox organization, scheduling, content preparation, or project updates. Estimate the number of items and how often the work needs attention.
A connected set of responsibilities
Your work spans several categories, such as client onboarding and follow-up. Explain the full process, who is involved, and which part should be the first priority.
BEFORE YOU DECIDE
Review the agreement
with the work in mind.
A useful quote makes the responsibilities understandable. Before starting, confirm the details that affect your budget and the day-to-day relationship.
- Included work: the tasks, deliverables, and any agreed limits.
- Price and payment: the rate or quoted amount, payment schedule, and any additional charges.
- Working arrangements: availability, deadlines, update frequency, and review responsibilities.
- Changes: how extra work, revised priorities, or a larger workload will be priced and approved.
- Ending or adjusting support: any notice requirements and the handover of work and access.
Start with your highest priority.
You do not need to hand over everything at once. A clear initial task list can make the scope easier to review and give you a practical starting point for the conversation.
PRICING QUESTIONS
A few useful answers.
Where can I find a rate or package price?
VA Find uses a scope-based quote conversation rather than displaying standard rates on this website. Send your tasks, expected workload, and timing so you can discuss the price for the support you need.
Can I request help across more than one service?
Yes. Include the full task list and mark your priorities. The conversation can cover how the responsibilities fit together, which skills are needed, and what belongs in the initial scope.
What if I do not know how much support I need?
Describe a typical week and give examples of the work that builds up. Approximate volumes, recurring deadlines, and the tools you use are more useful than trying to write a perfect brief.
Can the workload change later?
Raise any change in responsibilities, frequency, or deadlines before adding it to the routine. Review the effect on availability, scope, and price together and confirm the new arrangement.
LET’S MAKE ROOM FOR WHAT’S NEXT
Your next step starts
with a conversation.
Tell us where the work is piling up. Share your priorities, tools, and timing so we can discuss the support that fits.
Request support