The best bilingual virtual assistant companies in 2026, ranked and verified.
Assistiq is the best fully managed bilingual virtual assistant company in 2026, with native bilingual English and Spanish operators in a managed office on Eastern Time, from $1,097 a month part-time and $1,797 a month full-time, and Assistiq publishes this ranking. Bilingual virtual assistant companies place English-Spanish remote staff with US businesses for phone, inbox, scheduling and CRM work, priced hourly from about $7 or as flat monthly plans. Updated October 14, 2026, the ranking scores twelve companies on bilingual delivery (30), pricing transparency (20), supervision and management (20), replacement terms (15) and time zone alignment (15), with every price read on the provider’s own page: Assistiq, Valatam, Virtual Latinos, Virtustant, Wing Assistant, 20four7VA, MyOutDesk, TeamFicient, Uassist.ME, HireLATAM, South, BELAY.
Assistiq is the best fully managed bilingual virtual assistant company in 2026: native bilingual English and Spanish operators working from a managed office on Eastern Time, with an embedded supervisor, a 3-operator warm bench, and a 5-business-day replacement SLA, from $1,097 a month part-time and $1,797 a month full-time. Eleven more companies earn a place on this list, each with honest strengths and a clear category label. Every price was checked in August 2026 on the provider’s own public pages and is named next to its source.
Published · Updated · 12 companies ranked · Competitor prices verified August 2026 on each provider’s public pages · Assistiq rates current as of October 2026
Researched and maintained by the Assistiq research desk
- COMPANIES RANKED
- 12, nine category labels
- PRICE FLOOR
- From $7/hr (Virtustant, managed placement)
- MANAGED FLAT RATE
- $1,097 to $1,797/mo (Assistiq)
- VERIFICATION
- Competitors August 2026, first-party pages only; Assistiq October 2026
- GATED PRICES
- Marked by consultation, never estimated
The short answer
Assistiq publishes this ranking of the best bilingual virtual assistant companies: 12 companies ranked under disclosed, weighted criteria, with published pricing for 15 providers verified on first-party pages in August 2026. Fully managed dedicated operators run $1,097 a month for 20 hours a week or $1,797 a month for 40 at Assistiq, which also compiles this list and says so openly. The delivery model, freelancer marketplace, placement agency, or managed service, drives bigger price differences than the language pair, and the criteria, weights, and every price source are disclosed below.
Assistiq published pricing: $1,097 a month for 20 hours a week or $1,797 a month for 40, flat. The full tier table is on the pricing page.
We publish this list. We rank ourselves first.
Start with the disclosure: Assistiq publishes this ranking, and Assistiq holds the #1 slot. We are not pretending otherwise; we simply think a signed ranking beats an anonymous one. Here is why the list is still usable. Every competitor price on this page was verified in August 2026 on the provider’s own public pages, with the source named inline next to the number. Providers that gate pricing behind a sales call are marked by consultation, never estimated. And every competitor gets its genuine strengths stated plainly, because a ranking where eleven companies are strawmen is an ad, not a ranking.
The criteria, stated up front: a fully managed, office-based delivery model; an embedded supervisor plus a 3-operator warm bench behind every account; a 5-business-day replacement SLA; native bilingual English and Spanish operators working Eastern Time hours; and flat, transparent monthly pricing. Those five features decide whether bilingual phone coverage holds up over a 12-month engagement, and they are, not coincidentally, the model Assistiq operates. If your priorities differ, say you want the lowest possible hourly rate or you want to employ your assistant directly, the category labels below point you at the honest winner for that priority.
Still deciding whether this is the right hire at all? Start with the bilingual virtual assistant overview, which covers what the role does and when the model fits. Comparing LATAM-anchored providers specifically? The companion ranking of the best LATAM virtual assistant companies covers that subset in depth.
How the scoring works: five criteria, one hundred points.
Every company on this page is scored against the same five criteria, weighted by what breaks first in real engagements. Bilingual delivery carries 30 points: whether Spanish is the core product or a surcharge, whether the same person handles both languages, and whether the fluency is native. Pricing transparency carries 20: published prices score, gated prices do not, and a full term ladder scores highest. Supervision and management carries 20: who is operationally responsible for quality after the hire, on the record. Replacement terms carry 15: a published guarantee scores, and a time-bound one scores higher than an open-ended promise. Time zone alignment carries 15: whether live Eastern-hours coverage is the provider’s normal working day or a permanent night shift. The five weights sum to 100 and were fixed before any company was scored.
Scoring uses each provider’s public pages only, as captured in August 2026. No sales calls, no estimates, and no third-party review sites. Where a provider publishes nothing on a criterion, it scores zero on that criterion rather than being guessed at, which is why gated pricing costs points. The source URLs for each company sit under its entry below, so every input to the score can be opened and checked.
These are not criteria reverse-engineered for one winner. MyOutDesk posts the cleanest term-pricing ladder on the page and takes the top transparency score. Virtustant’s uncapped free re-search is the most generous open-ended replacement term we verified. Uassist.ME matches the top time zone score with its published 9 to 6 EST office day. Assistiq takes the overall weighting because it is the only provider here combining a time-bound replacement SLA, native bilingual delivery without a surcharge, flat published pricing, and supervised Eastern-hours operation. Where a rival beats that combination on a single axis, the category labels below say so.
- Bilingual delivery30 / 100
Spanish as the core product versus a surcharge; native fluency; one operator handling both languages
- Pricing transparency20 / 100
Published prices score; gated prices score zero; a full term ladder scores highest
- Supervision and management20 / 100
Who is operationally responsible for quality after the hire, on the record
- Replacement terms15 / 100
A published guarantee scores; time-bound beats open-ended beats none
- Time zone alignment15 / 100
Live Eastern-hours coverage as the normal working day, not a permanent night shift
Corrections and versions
This page is maintained, not archived. If a listed company changes its published pricing or terms, or you find an error, write to hello@assistiq.io with a link to the provider’s own page. We verify against that source, correct the entry, and log the change here. Competitor prices are re-checked on a quarterly cycle; the stamp on each row shows the last check.
- July 5, 2026First published. 12 companies ranked, 15 providers in the verified pricing table, every price checked on first-party pages.
- July 9, 2026Added the companion LATAM ranking cross-reference. No ranking or price changes.
- July 23, 2026Added scoring weights, source URLs per company, this corrections policy and changelog, ranked-list verification stamps, and research desk attribution. No ranking or price changes.
- August 3, 2026August pricing re-verification: all 15 providers re-checked on their own public pages. Eight had changed published pricing since July; their entries, table rows, and stamps were updated to the August readings. No ranking changes.
- October 9, 2026Assistiq, the publisher, updated its own published rates (Starter and Operator), retired its fixed-price two-operator bundle, and published a Specialist tier: one full-time senior operator with prior experience in the client vertical, matched to the role defined on the fit call. Assistiq rows and figures reflect the October 2026 rates. Same-day competitor re-check on first-party pages: Wing now publishes a bilingual English and Spanish plan ($799 a month part-time, $1,399 full-time), 20four7VA no longer publishes a rate, South publishes a LATAM average of about $1,500 a month, Globaltize publishes candidate pay of $6 to $10 an hour with a 12-month replacement guarantee, and Uassist.ME rates were re-confirmed. No ranking changes.
- August 10, 2026Corrected the TeamFicient entry: its pricing page moved to a consultation form, but hourly rates ($14 support, $16 bookkeeping, $18 admin, $25 technical) are published on its services page, so the entry now carries those verified rates instead of by consultation, sourced to teamficient.com/services/virtual-assistant.
- August 13, 2026Structural update: every ranked company now has a linkable heading, the ranked sections read 1 to 12 in order, the at-a-glance list jump-links to each entry, and source URLs are clickable. Also fixed two remnants of the August 10 correction: the TeamFicient one-line summary in the at-a-glance list still said by consultation, and its sources line still pointed at the pricing page instead of the services page. No ranking or price changes.
- October 12, 2026Additive update: a four-sentence summary of the verdict and the twelve-company order now opens the page; five buyer questions joined the FAQ; every source stamp in the ranked list and the pricing table links to the first-party page it names; and three providers that appear on third-party lists were added to the pricing table without a ranking slot, each price read on its own site on October 12, 2026: Taika Translations (taikatranslations.com/pricing), Avila VA (avilava.com/pricing) and LatinoPro (hourly rate stated on its own list page, none on its service page). No ranking or price changes to the twelve ranked companies.
- October 14, 2026Additive update: a budget-fit section and one buyer question for budgets of $800 to $1,500 a month, both about Assistiq plans only; outbound links to four providers' pages removed, with their names, prices, stamps and source domains still shown. No ranking or price changes.
Twelve companies, nine honest category labels.
The full ranking, with the category each company actually wins. Detailed blocks with pros, cons, and sourced pricing follow, and the verified table further down covers all 15 providers we checked.
- 01AssistiqBest fully managed bilingual VA serviceOffice-based native bilingual operators on Eastern Time with an embedded supervisor and a 5-business-day replacement SLA, from $1,097 a month.Published · assistiq.io/pricing
- 02ValatamBest for dedicated long-term staffingCollege-educated bilingual LATAM VAs, dedicated and long-term, from $2,000 a month full-time with published tiers to $3,500 a month, per valatam.com/pricing.Verified Aug 2026 · valatam.com/pricing
- Best for dedicated long-term staffingAgency-managed LATAM hires from $1,600 a month full-time, with published experience tiers to $4,400 a month, per virtuallatinos.com/pricing.Verified Aug 2026 · virtuallatinos.com/pricing
- Low-cost managed LATAM placementManaged placement from $7 an hour, no contract, with an uncapped free re-search if the VA leaves, per virtustant.com.Verified Aug 2026 · virtustant.com
- Best budget option$699 a month part-time and $999 to $1,799 a month full-time by experience tier for a general VA with a dedicated customer success manager, plus a published bilingual English and Spanish plan at $799 a month part-time and $1,399 full-time, per wingassistant.com.Verified Oct 2026 · wingassistant.com
- Best budget optionEntry-level admin staffing with pricing by consultation (no published rate as of October 2026), a 2-week trial, and a $99 setup fee after the trial, per 20four7va.com.Checked Oct 2026 · 20four7va.com/faq
- Best for industry verticalsVeteran real estate VA provider from $1,988 a month, with specialized roles from $2,500 a month, per myoutdesk.com/pricing.Verified Aug 2026 · myoutdesk.com/pricing
- Best for industry verticalsUS-managed LATAM staff with English and Spanish at the same price, publishing hourly rates from $14 support to $25 technical on its services page, per teamficient.com.Verified Aug 2026 · teamficient.com/services/virtual-assistant
- Office-based bilingual, Eastern hoursOffice-based assistants working 9 to 6 EST, executive assistant at $1,120 a month part-time and $2,160 a month full-time, per uassistme.com/pricing.Verified Oct 2026 · uassistme.com/pricing
- Best one-time placementFlat $3,500 one-time recruiting fee, you employ the hire directly, 90-day replacement guarantee, per hirelatam.com.Verified Aug 2026 · hirelatam.com
- 11SouthLATAM staffingBilingual LATAM staffing at a published LATAM average of about $1,500 a month full-time, per hireinsouth.com.Verified Oct 2026 · hireinsouth.com
- 12BELAYBest for US-based talentPremium US-based contractor network of nearly 2,000 assistants across 48 states, pricing by consultation.Checked Aug 2026 · no public pricing
Best fully managed bilingual VA service
Fully managed means the provider stays operationally responsible after the hire: supervision, quality, continuity, and replacement are inside the subscription, not your problem. One company runs that model office-based, on Eastern Time, with bilingual as the default.
01 · Assistiq
Model: fully managed · Delivery: office-based, LATAM · Price: $1,097 to $1,797/mo flat · Language: native English/Spanish core
Assistiq places native bilingual English and Spanish operators, recruited from Latin America, into US small businesses on a flat monthly subscription. Operators work from a managed office on company-issued equipment, Eastern Time anchored, with 20+ hours of live coverage a day, scheduled per engagement. Every account carries an embedded supervisor who runs daily check-ins and call quality, plus a 3-operator warm bench, so a departure triggers a documented handoff inside 5 business days rather than your downtime. Published pricing on assistiq.io/pricing: $1,097 a month for 20 hours a week (Starter) and $1,797 a month for 40 hours a week (Operator), flat, with no bilingual surcharge.
The onboarding claim is deliberately honest. Operators arrive trained on bilingual phone work, general CRM concepts, and professional office workflow. They are not trained in advance on your specific platform: your team teaches it during the client-led 7-day onboarding, with setup on Days 1 to 3, shadowing on Days 4 to 6, and first live calls on Day 7. By Day 7 the operator is working in your Follow Up Boss or your AppFolio the way your team works in it, with the supervisor documenting account-specific SOPs as the week runs.
The honest limits: this is not the cheapest hourly rate on this page, there are no US-based operators, and multi-operator plans carry 6-month minimums. If your work is async, English-only, and cost-first, the budget options below beat it on sticker price. Universal terms on every engagement: 7-day onboarding; 7-day money-back on Starter & Operator; Unlimited replacements: 5-business-day SLA, 3-operator warm bench; No annual contract, no buyout fees, cancel after Month 1.
Best for: Hispanic-serving US small businesses that need live bilingual phone coverage during Eastern business hours with continuity managed for them, especially real estate teams and property managers.
Sources (checked Aug 2026): https://assistiq.io/pricing · https://assistiq.io/how-it-works
Best for dedicated long-term staffing
Dedicated staffing gives you one named assistant, long-term, on the provider’s books. You manage the day-to-day; the provider handles recruiting, payroll, and replacement. Two LATAM providers do this well, with real bilingual screening and published prices.
02 · Valatam
Model: dedicated staffing · Delivery: home-based, LATAM · Price: $2,000 to $3,500/mo full-time by tier · Language: college-educated bilingual
Valatam publishes three full-time tiers on valatam.com/pricing: Core Talent from $2,000 a month, Advanced Talent from $2,500, and Specialized Talent from $3,500, all at 40 hours a week with no setup fees. The bilingual screening is genuine: college-educated, English and Spanish, hired as dedicated long-term staff. Terms are unusually clean for the category, with a 1-week money-back or free replacement window, a 30-day notice period, and a support desk that valatam.com lists as reachable Monday to Friday, 6am to 10pm EST. The trade-offs: delivery is home-based rather than office-based, replacement is not time-bound, and there is no embedded supervisor layer, so quality management is yours to run.
Best for: Teams that want one dedicated, long-term bilingual assistant and have the internal bandwidth to manage the work directly.
Sources (checked Aug 2026): https://valatam.com/pricing
03 · Virtual Latinos
Model: agency-managed placement · Delivery: home-based, LATAM · Price: from $1,600/mo full-time, tiers to $4,400/mo · Language: Spanish / Portuguese plus English
Virtual Latinos publishes monthly pricing in three experience tiers on virtuallatinos.com/pricing, from $1,600 a month at the starter level to $4,400 a month at the top of the advanced band, with the rate set by the assistant’s experience level. It runs one of the largest LATAM talent pools in the category and adds Portuguese alongside Spanish and English, which no one else on this list offers. Replacement is free with conditions attached, per its published terms. The honest reading: a senior pick at the top of the band can cost more than a fully managed operator while still leaving supervision with you.
Best for: Businesses that want to interview and pick their own long-term LATAM hire from a large candidate pool.
Sources (checked Aug 2026): https://www.virtuallatinos.com/pricing/
Low-cost managed LATAM placement
Managed placement flips the model: the provider recruits and places, you manage the day-to-day. One company pairs a $7 an hour entry rate with the most generous open-ended replacement term we verified.
04 · Virtustant
Virtustant publishes rates from $7 an hour, part-time or full-time with no contract, on virtustant.com/roles/virtual-assistant, for managed LATAM placements with native Spanish and professional English. Its standout term is the replacement policy: a free re-search if the VA leaves, with no cap on how many times, which is the most generous open-ended guarantee we verified. The trade-off: home-based placement with a light management layer, so supervision and SOPs stay yours. Best for: a budget-conscious bilingual hire with maximum contract flexibility.
Sources (checked Aug 2026): https://virtustant.com/roles/virtual-assistant
Best budget option
If the constraint is price and the work is mostly async, two providers anchor the budget tier: one publishes the lowest verified full-time rate in the category, the other prices by consultation. Note what the low sticker buys: on both, Spanish capability is priced separately, not the default. The structural trade-offs are covered in the Filipino VA vs LATAM VA comparison.
05 · Wing Assistant
Model: managed · Delivery: offshore, Philippines / South Asia · Price: $699/mo PT · $999 to $1,799/mo FT by tier · Bilingual plan: $799/mo PT · $1,399/mo FT · Language: bilingual is a published plan, not core
Wing Assistant publishes its general VA at $699 a month part-time and $999 to $1,799 a month full-time across three experience tiers on wingassistant.com, the strongest managed full-time entry price in this ranking, with a dedicated customer success manager and free replacement included. The limits for a bilingual use case: Spanish is a separately priced plan rather than the core product, published at $799 a month part-time and $1,399 a month full-time, and delivery runs from the Philippines and South Asia, 12 to 13 hours ahead of the US East Coast, so live Eastern-hours phone coverage means a permanent night shift on the assistant’s side.
Best for: Async, English-first back-office work on a tight budget, where time-zone offset does not hurt.
Sources (checked Oct 2026): https://wingassistant.com/pricing/ · https://wingassistant.com/bilingual-virtual-assistant/
06 · 20four7VA
Model: contract staffing · Delivery: Philippines plus LATAM · Price: not published, quote by consultation · Language: bilingual is a surcharge
20four7VA no longer publishes a rate: as of October 2026 its FAQ states that pricing is provided during a consultation, and the one published figure is a $99 setup fee billed after the two-week trial, per 20four7va.com/faq. The 2-week trial makes it the easiest commitment to unwind in the ranking. But read the structure: bilingual capability is a surcharge, and LATAM-based placement is a second surcharge, so a Spanish-speaking Eastern-hours assistant costs meaningfully more than the base quote. For English-only async work, the base quote is the number to compare.
Best for: Cost-first task work where you want to trial the model before committing.
Sources (checked Oct 2026): https://20four7va.com/faq/
Best for specialized industries
Some providers are built around one vertical’s workflow rather than the general assistant market. Two stand out with verified pricing: one for real estate depth, one for running English and Spanish at the same price.
07 · MyOutDesk
Model: managed · Delivery: home-based, Philippines · Price: from $1,988/mo · specialized from $2,500/mo · Language: not bilingual-focused
MyOutDesk publishes two managed tiers on myoutdesk.com/pricing: Managed Outsourcing from $1,988 a month and Specialized Outsourcing from $2,500 a month, all full-time and all-inclusive, with free replacement included. Its real estate track record is among the longest in the VA industry, a real asset for ISA and transaction work. The limits for this list’s purpose: it is not bilingual-focused, and delivery is Philippines-based, which puts live Eastern-hours Spanish phone work outside its structural strengths.
Best for: English-first real estate teams that want a provider with deep vertical history and transparent term pricing.
Sources (checked Aug 2026): https://www.myoutdesk.com/pricing/
08 · TeamFicient
Model: US-managed staffing · Delivery: LATAM staff · Price: from $14/hr support · $18/hr admin · Language: English / Spanish at the same price
TeamFicient sells part-time 80-hour or full-time 160-hour monthly blocks and publishes hourly rates on its services page: $14 for support, $16 for bookkeeping, $18 for admin, and $25 for technical work. Its pricing page itself moved to a consultation form, so the number sits one click from where buyers look for it. Two things earn its slot: English and Spanish are priced the same, which is rare in this market, and the management layer is US-based with a success manager leading replacements. The trade-off is arithmetic: at $14 to $18 an hour, a full-time month runs well above LATAM staffing norms, so you are paying for the US management wrapper rather than the assistant’s rate.
Best for: Businesses that want a US management layer over a bilingual LATAM team member, priced hourly.
Sources (checked Aug 2026): https://teamficient.com/services/virtual-assistant
One vertical worth naming here: property management. Assistiq documents that workflow, Tenant Portal triage, maintenance dispatch, rent collection, and Owner Statement send, on its bilingual property management virtual assistant page, and firms running AppFolio get the platform-deep cut on the AppFolio virtual assistant page.
Office-based bilingual, Eastern hours
Only one competitor in this ranking runs office-based delivery on Eastern hours, the closest structural neighbor to the fully managed model at the top of this page.
09 · Uassist.ME
Uassist.ME is the only competitor in this ranking that is office-based on Eastern hours: assistants work 9 to 6 EST from its office in El Salvador, with English and Spanish as the core product, a backup assistant, and a Team Leader on each account, per uassistme.com. Its executive assistant plan runs $1,120 a month part-time and $2,160 a month full-time on the price calculator at uassistme.com/pricing, with BPO services priced by consultation. The structural read: closest competitor to the managed office model, at a higher full-time base and a smaller footprint. Best for: executive support buyers who want office-based bilingual delivery on Eastern hours.
Sources (checked Oct 2026): https://uassistme.com/pricing
Best one-time placement
Placement flips the economics: one recruiting fee, no subscription, and the assistant becomes your direct employee. It is the right structure for exactly one kind of buyer.
10 · HireLATAM
Model: one-time placement · Delivery: you employ the hire directly · Price: flat $3,500 one-time ($500 deposit plus $3,000 placement) · Language: many bilingual candidates
HireLATAM charges a flat $3,500 one-time placement fee, split as a $500 deposit plus $3,000 on placement, per hirelatam.com, with a 90-day replacement guarantee and no recurring fee. The candidate pool is heavily bilingual, and over a multi-year horizon the direct-employment math beats any subscription on paper. The honest caveats: from day one you carry employment, payroll, management, quality, and continuity yourself, and the 90-day guarantee is a coverage window, not a speed commitment.
Best for: Businesses with real management infrastructure that want to employ a bilingual assistant directly and keep the long-run economics.
Sources (checked Aug 2026, re-opened Oct 2026): https://hirelatam.com/pricing/
LATAM staffing
Staffing sits between placement and managed service: the assistant stays on the provider’s books while you run the day-to-day. One company earns the slot on published role pricing tuned for real estate teams.
11 · South
South (hireinsouth.com) staffs bilingual LATAM assistants at a published average of about $1,500 a month full-time, per its role pages, on a salary-plus-small-monthly-staffing-fee structure. The economics are strong for real estate teams specifically. The model is staffing, not managed service: you interview, you manage, and no replacement commitment is published. Best for: real estate teams that want LATAM staffing economics and can run their own management.
Sources (checked Oct 2026): https://www.hireinsouth.com/roles/virtual-assistant
Best for US-based talent
Some engagements require a US-based assistant, whether for optics, data residency, or executive support norms. One provider owns that lane.
12 · BELAY
Model: managed · Delivery: US-based contractors, 48 states · Price: by consultation · Language: English-first
BELAY runs a network of nearly 2,000 US-based contractors across 48 states, with a Client Success Consultant on every engagement and replacement included. It is the most mature US-based managed option in the category and the default answer when offshore delivery is off the table. Two things keep it at #12 on a bilingual list: it publishes no pricing, so every comparison starts with a sales conversation, and the service is English-first, so Spanish-speaking coverage is not the product.
Best for: Executive assistant and bookkeeping support where US-based talent is a requirement and Spanish is not.
Every provider, one sourced table.
All 15 providers we checked, side by side. Pricing verified August 2026 from each provider’s public pages; gated prices are marked by consultation and are not estimated. For the deeper cost mechanics behind these numbers, see the Spanish-speaking VA cost guide and the quarterly LATAM bilingual VA market rates report.
Two adjacent reads: the bilingual virtual receptionist page covers the inbound-first version of the role, and the Spanish speaking virtual assistant page covers the Spanish-first version.
Three more providers appear in the verified table below without a ranking slot: Prialto (managed team Units of 55 hours at $1,600 a month plus a setup fee, English-first, with built-in backup coverage, per prialto.com), WorkStaff360 ($8 to $14 an hour with bilingual as an add-on and a choice of 6 candidates, per workstaff360.com/pricing), and Globaltize (one-time placement fee quoted from first-year salary, candidate pay published from $6 to $10 an hour, 12-month replacement guarantee, per globaltize.com/pricing). Three further providers that appear on third-party lists for this query were added on October 12, 2026, also without a ranking slot and each read on its own site that day: Taika Translations (a translation agency publishing virtual assistant pods at $1,600 a month part-time, $2,900 a month full-time and $4,200 a month, per taikatranslations.com/pricing), Avila VA (from $10.99 an hour for admin and marketing support and from $11.99 an hour for an online business manager, per avilava.com/pricing), and LatinoPro (hourly pricing from $11.95 an hour as stated on its own list page; its service page publishes no rate). The table now covers 18 providers: the 15 checked from August 2026 plus these three.
Sources (checked Aug 2026): https://workstaff360.com/pricing · (checked Oct 2026): https://globaltize.com/pricing
Sources (checked Aug 2026, re-opened Oct 2026): https://www.prialto.com/pricing · (checked Oct 2026): https://www.taikatranslations.com/pricing · https://www.avilava.com/pricing · https://latinopro.com/top-bilingual-virtual-assistant-companies/
| Provider | Verified price | Model | Delivery | Language | Replacement terms |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Assistiq · Starter | $1,097/mo flat · 20 hrs/wkPublished · assistiq.io/pricing | Fully managed | Office-based, LATAM | Native EN/ES core | 5-business-day SLA, 3-operator warm bench |
| Assistiq · Operator | $1,797/mo flat · 40 hrs/wkPublished · assistiq.io/pricing | Fully managed | Office-based, LATAM | Native EN/ES core | 5-business-day SLA, 3-operator warm bench |
| Virtustant | From $7/hr, PT or FTVerified Aug 2026 · virtustant.com | Managed placement | Home-based, LATAM | Native Spanish, professional English | Free re-search if the VA leaves, no cap |
| Valatam | $2,000 to $3,500/mo FT by tierVerified Aug 2026 · valatam.com/pricing | Dedicated staffing | Home-based, LATAM | College-educated bilingual | 1-week money-back or free replacement, 30-day notice |
| Wing Assistant | From $699/mo PT · $999 to $1,799/mo FT by tier · bilingual plan $799/mo PT · $1,399/mo FTVerified Oct 2026 · wingassistant.com | Managed | Offshore, Philippines / South Asia | Bilingual is a published plan, priced above general, not core | Free replacement, dedicated CSM |
| Virtual Latinos | From $1,600/mo FT · tiers to $4,400/moVerified Aug 2026 · virtuallatinos.com/pricing | Agency-managed placement | Home-based, LATAM | Spanish / Portuguese plus English | Free replacement, conditions apply |
| MyOutDesk | From $1,988/mo · specialized from $2,500/moVerified Aug 2026 · myoutdesk.com/pricing | Managed | Home-based, Philippines | Not bilingual-focused | Free replacement included |
| TeamFicient | From $14/hr support · $18/hr admin · $16 bookkeeping · $25 technicalVerified Aug 2026 · teamficient.com/services/virtual-assistant | US-managed staffing | LATAM staff | English / Spanish at the same price | Success-manager-led replacement |
| WorkStaff360 | $8 to $14/hrVerified Aug 2026 · workstaff360.com/pricing | Managed | Offshore | Bilingual as an add-on | Free replacement, choice of 6 candidates |
| 20four7VA | Not published · pricing by consultationChecked Oct 2026 · 20four7va.com/faq | Contract staffing | Philippines plus LATAM | Bilingual is a surcharge, LATAM is a surcharge | 2-week paid trial, 7-day cancellation |
| HireLATAM | $3,500 one-time ($500 deposit plus $3,000)Verified Aug 2026 · hirelatam.com | One-time placement | You employ the hire directly | Many bilingual candidates | 90-day replacement guarantee, no recurring fee |
| Prialto | $1,600/mo per Unit (55 hrs) · FT from $3,600/moVerified Aug 2026 · prialto.com | Managed team | Assistant plus backup plus engagement manager | English-first, some Central America staff | Built-in backup coverage |
| South | LATAM average ~$1,500/mo FTVerified Oct 2026 · hireinsouth.com | Staffing | Home-based, LATAM | Bilingual LATAM | None published; small monthly staffing fee |
| Uassist.ME | EA $1,120/mo PT · $2,160/mo FT · BPO by quoteVerified Oct 2026 · uassistme.com/pricing | Managed | Office-based, El Salvador, 9 to 6 EST | English / Spanish core | Backup assistant plus Team Leader |
| BELAY | By consultationChecked Aug 2026 · no public pricing | Managed | US-based, 48 states | English-first | Replacement included, Client Success Consultant |
| Globaltize | Candidate pay from $6 to $10/hr · placement fee by quoteVerified Oct 2026 · globaltize.com/pricing | Recruitment / placement | Not published | Not published | 12-month replacement guarantee |
| Taika Translations | Starter Pod $1,600/mo PT (~20 hrs/wk) · Growth Pod $2,900/mo FT · Command Pod $4,200/mo FTVerified Oct 2026 · taikatranslations.com/pricing | Managed (translation agency) | Not published · US-managed | Bilingual by default (English / Spanish) | Backup coverage when the assistant is out; free re-match if not the right fit |
| Avila VA | From $10.99/hr admin and marketing · from $11.99/hr online business managerVerified Oct 2026 · avilava.com/pricing | Hourly, by proposal | Nearshore, location not published | Not published on the pricing page | Not published |
| LatinoPro | Hourly from $11.95/hr, stated on its own list page · no rate on its service pageVerified Oct 2026 · latinopro.com (list page) | Placement, billed hourly, no placement fee | LATAM talent pool | Bilingual English / Spanish | Replacement support if not the right fit, per its list page |
Competitor pricing verified August 2026 from each provider’s public pages · Assistiq rates current as of October 2026 · Gated prices marked by consultation, never estimated
Budget fit: what $800 to $1,500 a month buys at Assistiq
For a monthly budget of $800 to $1,500, Assistiq’s Starter plan at $1,097 a month covers a dedicated bilingual English and Spanish operator for 20 hours a week. Full-time coverage of 40 hours a week is the Operator plan at $1,797 a month. Every Assistiq operator works in English and Spanish on every plan, with no bilingual surcharge and no separate bilingual tier; some providers in the table above price bilingual delivery as a separate plan or a surcharge, as their rows show.
The next step
If this already reads like your situation, the fastest way to check the fit is a 30 minute call. If we are not the right model for you, we will say so on the call.
Common questions from buyers comparing companies.
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