Wing Virtual Assistant

Wing Virtual Assistant

Wing Assistant · Productivity

Wing Assistant is a managed virtual assistant service. It matches your business with a dedicated, supervised assistant for admin, sales, marketing, and support work, from $699 per month.

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About Wing Virtual Assistant

What Is Wing Assistant

Wing Assistant is a managed remote staffing service, not a talent marketplace. When you need to hire a virtual assistant, you tell Wing what work needs handling, and it recruits, trains, and supervises a dedicated assistant for you. Your assistant works from your own tools and accounts, so tasks show up where your team already operates.

What sets it apart is the oversight layer. Every assistant sits under an operations manager, and Wing tracks delivery instead of handing you a person to manage. That structure targets teams that have outgrown freelancers but don't want the burden of recruiting and supervising their own hires.

The model has real limits. Wing commits to a minimum of 80 hours per month on its entry plans, which is more than a virtual assistant for small business owners with a few weekly tasks usually needs. Assistants coordinate in English only, and virtual assistant pricing sits above bargain freelance labor. Budget at least $699 monthly, plus a $35 card fee unless you pay by bank transfer.

Getting Started

  1. Book a free consultation. You describe the workflows you want off your plate and the roles that fit them.
  2. Let Wing recruit. It sources candidates from its applicant pool, interviews them, and shortlists only the people who pass its screening.
  3. Meet your shortlist and pick an assistant. You approve the person before they start, and a customer success manager handles the setup.
  4. Onboard into your tools. Your assistant connects to your inbox, calendar, CRM, and other apps and works your backlog from day one.
  5. Scale as needed. Add hours, add roles, or expand into another function without a new contract or a fresh hiring cycle.

Product Information

A quick look at Wing Virtual Assistant's pricing, supported platforms, and performance.

Free PlanNo
Paid Plans$699 - $999/mo
PlatformWeb, iOS, Android, Slack, Microsoft
DeveloperWing Assistant
CategoryProductivity
Release DateAug 2018
Latest UpdatedSep 2025
Website Visits129.6K
Website Global Rank294.1K
API AvailabilityNo

Best for

The users, tasks, and scenarios where this tool fits best.

Users

  • Startup founders
  • Small business owners
  • Sales and marketing leads
  • Operations and support managers

Tasks

  • Clearing an overflowing inbox and calendar
  • Running outbound sales
  • Keeping books and invoices current
  • Producing steady content

Scenarios

  • A founder drowning in scheduling and follow-up
  • A small clinic or firm juggling intake and records
  • A growing team hitting a hiring freeze

Key features

Dedicated Assistants With Backup

Every client gets a named assistant rather than a shared pool, so the person learns your business over time. Wing pairs that with a coverage layer, which means work continues when your main assistant is out.

Managed Oversight and Quality Control

Assistants report to operations managers who monitor delivery and step in when quality drifts. You don't manage the person day to day; you review results. This is what separates Wing from hiring a freelancer directly.

Recruiting and Training Built In

Wing screens applicants from a large yearly pool and runs its own training and testing before anyone reaches a client. Once assigned, the assistant gets ongoing support from a team, so you're not the one teaching the ropes.

Wing Workspace App

The Workspace app tracks tasks, stores files, and keeps a record of workflows in one place. It has a web version plus iOS, Android, and Microsoft apps, and a Slack integration, so you can hand off work from wherever your team already chats.

155 Roles Across Functions and Industries

The service covers far more than generic admin help. You can hire for sales, marketing, finance, HR, customer service, and software roles, plus industry-specific work in healthcare, legal, real estate, and e-commerce.

Flexible Month-to-Month Plans

Wing runs on monthly plans with no long contracts. You can raise hours, add roles, or pull back as needs change, which keeps the cost tied to your current workload rather than a hiring bet.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Assistants are recruited, trained, and supervised by Wing, so you avoid the hiring and management work you'd face with a freelance arrangement.
  • A dedicated assistant learns your workflows over time instead of starting fresh on every task.
  • The Workspace app centralizes tasks and files and connects through web, mobile, and Slack.
  • Coverage spans 155 roles and 27 industries, so you can expand into a new function without rehiring.
  • Month-to-month terms let you scale hours up or down as your workload shifts.

Cons

  • The entry plans start at 80 hours per month, which is far more capacity than light users need.
  • Assistants communicate in English only, so teams that work in other languages can't use them for client-facing work.
  • There's no free tier, and a $35 monthly card processing fee applies unless you pay by bank transfer.
  • You can't hand-pick a specific assistant from a public pool; you choose from a shortlist Wing assembles.

Frequently asked questions

Wing Assistants handle recurring work across admin, sales, marketing, finance, HR, customer service, and software tasks. You delegate specific responsibilities, and the assistant owns them, with an operations manager tracking delivery behind the scenes.