Bilingual operations support. Awake when your customers call.
Free 30 minutes. No deck. We'll tell you in 10 if we're a fit.
Spanish and English operators from Latin America, on company-issued equipment, working in your CRM and phone system. Eastern Time coverage 8 AM – 1 AM, seven days a week. Five-business-day replacement guarantee from a warm bench.
Operators in an office. Not in someone's living room.

A controlled office
Our operators work from a managed office, not from home. No shared wifi. No personal laptops on a kitchen table. No roommates walking past your customer's call.
Company equipment
Every operator works on company-issued machines, configured and maintained by us. No BYOD. No personal devices touching your CRM, your client data, or your phone system.
Controlled access
Access to your systems is provisioned per operator and revoked the day they roll off your account. Not a shared password passed around in a Google Doc.
This is what insurance agencies, mortgage brokers, and law firms ask for the moment they get serious. We built it before they had to ask.
Three sizes, plus custom.
No annual contract on Starter or Operator. No buyout fees. Replacement included on every tier. Most teams start on Operator and stay there. Team ($3,497) opens when you need a second bilingual operator with a stepped-up shared supervisor. Custom is the quote-based catch-all for 5+ operators or any configuration beyond.
Solo agents · 1-truck operators
Where most teams start and stay
16+ agent teams · 200+ doors
Multi-location · custom workflows
Bilingual coverage is not the feature. It's whether anyone picks up the phone in Spanish at 6:47pm on a Tuesday.
An honest comparison. No punching.
Most bilingual-ops buyers are choosing between three options. Here is the structural difference between them — not a feature checklist, not a smear. The dedicated comparison pages link below.
| Axis | Filipino agencies | Generic LATAM placement | Assistiq |
|---|---|---|---|
| Time zone | Manila (12-hour offset from US Eastern) | Latin America, mostly home-based | Latin America, EST-aligned, office-based |
| Languages | English-only | Bilingual, varies by hire | Bilingual native, every operator |
| Equipment | Personal laptops at home | Personal laptops at home | Company-issued machines, managed office |
| Supervision | Account manager | Account manager (placement model) | Embedded team lead (operations model) |
- Filipino agencies
- Manila (12-hour offset from US Eastern)
- Generic LATAM placement
- Latin America, mostly home-based
- Assistiq
- Latin America, EST-aligned, office-based
- Filipino agencies
- English-only
- Generic LATAM placement
- Bilingual, varies by hire
- Assistiq
- Bilingual native, every operator
- Filipino agencies
- Personal laptops at home
- Generic LATAM placement
- Personal laptops at home
- Assistiq
- Company-issued machines, managed office
- Filipino agencies
- Account manager
- Generic LATAM placement
- Account manager (placement model)
- Assistiq
- Embedded team lead (operations model)
Operators work on the systems Hispanic-owned SMBs run.
Follow Up Boss · AppFolio · AMS360 · ServiceTitan · Encompass · kvCORE · Lofty · Buildium · Rent Manager · Applied Epic · EZLynx · Jobber · Housecall Pro · OpenPhone · CallRail · Dialpad · Slack · Google Workspace · plus whatever else your team teaches them.
Your team teaches the platform during week one. Our supervisor documents the workflow so the operator's knowledge stays with Assistiq, not in their head.
Built by operators.
The virtual assistant industry was built on one geography: the Philippines. Great people, real skills — but English-only, on a 12-hour offset from Eastern Time, and unable to serve the Spanish-speaking customer who calls your business after 6pm.
Forty million US households speak Spanish at home. For the small business owner whose customer base is half Hispanic, 'we'll have someone get back to you tomorrow' is not a service model.
We built Assistiq because we saw the gap. And we knew exactly what it cost when nobody picks up.
Questions we get on the first call.
01How fast can we start?
02What's the minimum commitment?
03What if the operator isn't the right fit?
04Are operators native Spanish speakers?
05What time zones do you cover?
06Do I manage the operator, or do you?
07How is pricing structured?
08Do you serve businesses outside the US?
See if Assistiq is the right fit.
On the first call we will learn how your business operates, what kind of bilingual coverage you need, and whether Assistiq is the right partner. If we are, we will explain the next steps clearly. If not, we will tell you directly.