What if I hire the wrong person?
We carefully match professionals based on your business needs and role requirements.
Managed Virtual Assistant Placement
Oxpier places dedicated, fully managed virtual assistants with founder-led businesses in the US and Canada, from $11 an hour, with a free trial.
The real problem
The issue is not simply that more work exists. The issue is that the business no longer has enough operational capacity to support its continued growth.
If running your business feels harder than growing it, you’re not alone. Growth creates operational complexity. We help businesses build the dependable operational support they need to scale with confidence.
The recurring work that keeps a business moving, handled by someone who already knows how you work.
Transparent pricing
One hourly rate. Everything below is part of it.
Managed virtual assistant
$11 / hour
At $11 an hour, you know exactly what you’re paying every month.
Some providers price this as a revenue share instead of a flat rate. The problem with that model is simple: as your business grows, so does the cost. You end up paying more for the same work just because you’re succeeding.
Hourly pricing means the cost stays flat however much your business grows. That number doesn’t rise as your revenue does.
For comparison, a typical in-house hire costs $17 to $20 or more an hour, and that is before payroll taxes, benefits and overhead.
Managed, not just matched
We start by understanding your business, your workload and your operational challenges.
We recommend a professional from our pool of talent, based on your business needs, working style and priorities.
Your professional becomes part of your workflow while we provide ongoing management behind the scenes.
Free, with the length agreed around your role. Experience the difference before you commit. Build confidence before making a hiring decision.
In our experience working with founder-led businesses, operating without dependable support costs more than most owners expect. Published research points the same way.
36%
Research suggests business owners spend about 36% of their working week on admin tasks, roughly 16 hours of a 45.5-hour week.
50–200%
Replacing an employee can cost from one-half to two times their annual salary, and that is widely described as a conservative estimate.
33%
In one study of 143 Inc. 500 CEOs, those who scored high on delegation generated 33% more revenue: $8 million against $6 million.
The longer operational bottlenecks remain, the more expensive they become. Building dependable operational support isn’t just about reducing workload. It’s about creating the capacity to keep growing.
We carefully match professionals based on your business needs and role requirements.
We provide a structured onboarding process with clear expectations and guidance.
We support the engagement and work with you to resolve issues, including replacement where appropriate.
Experience our approach before making a longer-term commitment through our free trial.
We stay involved as your managed staffing partner, not just a recruiter.
We guide the onboarding process and remain involved throughout the engagement, so you’re not left managing everything alone.
Get started
Tell us a little about your business and we’ll be in touch to schedule your discovery call.
Prefer to talk first? You can book straight into the calendar instead.
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Guides
Some providers price this as a revenue share instead of a flat rate. The problem with that model is simple: as your business grows, so does the cost, and you end up paying more for the same work just because you’re succeeding. Hourly pricing means the cost stays flat regardless of how much your business grows. At $11 an hour, you know exactly what you’re paying every month, and that number doesn’t rise as your revenue does.
Most engagements begin within 1 to 3 business days of your discovery call, depending on your business, once we’ve matched you with the right professional. The discovery call is where we plan the role, so there is no lengthy setup before work can begin.
No. Oxpier virtual assistants are pay as you go with no long-term contract, so you are never locked in. Every engagement also begins with a free Confidence Trial, which lets you see how the working relationship feels before you commit to anything longer. Rates start from $11 an hour.
We guide you through the whole process, from figuring out what to delegate first to structured onboarding. You don’t need to have done this before. After placement we stay involved with ongoing management, so you are not left to supervise everything alone.
Recurring administrative and coordination tasks such as email management, scheduling, research, CRM updates, document preparation, vendor communication, travel coordination and basic bookkeeping support. Virtual assistants can also take and make phone calls, handle customer service, and book appointments and follow up on leads.
The Confidence Trial is a free trial at the start of the engagement, with the length agreed with you on the discovery call. It lets you experience our approach and your matched virtual assistant before making a longer-term commitment, so you can build confidence before making a hiring decision. Because you pay as you go with no long-term contract, you are never locked in.
Yes. Our medical virtual assistants handle scheduling, patient intake, insurance verification and billing support around the clinical record, and work with platforms such as athenahealth, eClinicalWorks, NextGen Healthcare, AdvancedMD and Akute Health.
A recruiter introduces a candidate and steps back. We stay involved as your managed staffing partner, through discovery and role planning, structured onboarding, and ongoing management after placement, so you’re not left managing everything alone.
Book a short call. We’ll ask about your business, your workload and where you need support. If we can help, we’ll tell you how. If we can’t, we’ll say so.