Best virtual assistant package pricing is the fastest way to move away from hourly work and start selling structured services. In this guide, I’ll show you 7 VA packages you can sell in 2026 with realistic UK and US pricing, so you can stop being the £20/hour VA and start being the VA clients actually … Read more
Automation services pricing is confusing for many virtual assistants. Some charge hourly, others sell packages, but few know what businesses are actually willing to pay. Understanding automation services pricing helps virtual assistants move away from hourly work and offer more valuable service packages. If you’re still charging hourly as a virtual assistant, you’re playing a … Read more
High paying virtual assistant skills aren’t about doing more admin work. If you’re still competing on inbox management and calendar scheduling, you’re competing on price. The virtual assistants charging £50–£100+ per hour aren’t doing more admin. They’re managing systems. That’s the shift. In 2026, the money sits in structure and revenue control, not task completion. … Read more
Short answer, yes. Long answer: not the way most people think. Most virtual assistants will never reach £50 per hour because they sell time. Clients don’t pay £50 per hour for inbox management or Canva graphics. They pay that kind of rate when your work protects revenue, improves conversion, or fixes something expensive inside their … Read more
Virtual assistant pricing is one of the biggest factors that determines whether you stay stuck at £20/hour or build a real business. Let’s be honest. Most virtual assistants aren’t undercharging because they don’t have skills. They’re undercharging because they’re pricing themselves like they’re selling “help”, instead of selling outcomes. And once you’re stuck in the … Read more