Vaspect is an India-based virtual assistant company. The company was founded in 2018, they specialize in providing a wide range of virtual assistant services and have grown to a team of 50+.
About Vaspect
Vaspect is a young company in the VA space, but with a team experienced in the virtual assistant and outsourcing industry, they have gathered some momentum pretty quickly.
When talking about the services they offer, Vaspect says, “Vaspect team members treat our clients to an extraordinary experience.”
It’s quite the claim, and coupled with very competitive rates make for an attractive proposition Vaspect can back this up.
They say their target customers and entrepreneurs and small businesses and they focus on the US, Europe, and Australian markets.
How Vaspect Works
To get started working with one of Vaspect’s virtual assistants you can either contact them directly to discuss your requirements or choose one of their plans and follow their sign-up process.
A member of their team will put you in contact with the assistant you’ll be working with and you can start communicating with them directly to get your tasks completed.
You can use the hours you’ve purchased within the next 30 days.
Services
They group their services into the following three categories:
- Virtual Assistants
- SEO
- Web Development
As far as I can tell, essentially all of these services come from the same team and the same pricing plans. They are just highlighting SEO and web development as areas they have specialize in.
They also offer some one-off plans for building websites and can create the following types of sites:
- Basic Website
- Custom Website
- E-Commerce
- Blog
Plans and Pricing
Vaspect has six different hourly pricing plans for their VAs, and some one-off plans for custom website builds. Their pricing is very competitive, even for an Indian-based virtual assistant company.
A full-time assistant will cost you $4 per hour, or you can get started with their 10-hour plan that works out at $10 per hour.
A complete list of their plans at the time of publishing is as follows:
- 10 Hours – $100 per month ($10 per hour)
- 25 Hours – $200 per month ($8 per hour)
- 50 Hours – $400 per month ($8 per hour)
- 75 Hours – $525 per month ($7 per hour)
- 100 Hours – $600 per month ($6 per hour)
- Full-Time VA – $800 per month ($4.5 per hour)

All of their plans are valid for a 30-day period, they provide 24/7 support by using a team of assistants, and you can cancel at any time.
Vaspect Alternatives
The good news is that there is no shortage of highly rated virtual assistant companies in India to choose from. I recommend checking out My Tasker and VA Talks for two of the more well-established companies. Both offer a wide range of services and cater to English-speaking businesses.
However, Vaspect’s prices are tough to beat.
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