Byron is a US-based virtual assistant company that started operations in 2016 under a closed beta and went live to the public in January 2017.
Their headquarters are located in New York City, and their assistants are home-based throughout the US.
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About Byron

The company was started by Michael Benson in 2016 due to seeing a lack of accountability and low quality of work across the freelance marketplace. Byron’s current owner and CEO, Ujwal Velagapudi, continued Michael’s work by elevating Byron’s quality standards to be a strong contender in the VA services space.
Byron only hires US-based assistants and puts them through a rigorous vetting and testing process evaluating them across more than 100 skills. All Byron Assistants are college educated and have 5 or more years of experience as a Virtual Assistant (any kind), C Suite Executive Assistant, Remote Accountant/Bookkeeper, or Virtual Administrative Officer.
When you sign up for one of their plans you have the option to submit short or long-term tasks.
Short-term tasks are generally tasks that can be completed within 24 hours. Long-term tasks give you the opportunity to work with a dedicated assistant on an ongoing basis.
Byron’s target customers are startups, small businesses, and individuals looking to outsource some of their workload. Enterprise-level support is also available on a custom-plan basis.
They have a user-friendly platform, and it’s easy to add multiple users so all of your team can have access to your VA and send tasks to be completed.
Byron Virtual Assistant Services
Byron’s virtual assistants can handle a wide variety of tasks that can be completed remotely.
Click here to learn more about the tasks Byron Assistants handle and answers to their FAQs!

Byron’s Plans and Pricing
Their complete list of standard plans is as follows::
- Pilot – $390 per month for 10 hours.
- Regular – $740 per month for 20 hours.
- Plus – $1390 per month for 40 hours.
- Pro – $2750 per month for 80 hours.
For requirements beyond 80 hours per month, Byron also offers custom plans.

All of their plans include access to a pool of senior level US based Virtual Assistants, excellent follow through and project management from the Byron operations team, and a platform with advanced technological features that makes delegating work easy and convenient.
You can rollover unused hours as long as you have an active subscription. Enjoy wide tasking ability and flexibility.
To get your free trial, book your free discovery call.
Byron Alternatives
Byron is a relative newcomer into the growing US-based VA space, and is more affordably priced than companies like BELAY and Worldwide 101.
Time ETC and Zirtual seem to be a closer match, with a similar tech-focus but still slightly higher rates.
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