Solo founder · 12 hours a week
Calendar and scheduling · 2 hInbox and email · 4 hResearch and lists · 3 hSocial media posting · 3 h
About 52 hours a month fits a dedicated assistant at $500 a month.
Quick answer: most owners start with 10 to 30 hours a month. Pick your tasks below to see your own number, a weekly timeline and the plan that fits, from $5.62/hr.
Pick your business, tick the tasks you want off your desk, and set the hours. You get a weekly timeline, the plan that fits, and what you keep each month once those hours are handled for you.
Calendar and scheduling · 2 hInbox and email · 4 hResearch and lists · 3 hSocial media posting · 3 h
About 52 hours a month fits a dedicated assistant at $500 a month.
Add up the weekly hours you spend on repeat tasks such as email, scheduling, bookkeeping and calls, then multiply by about four. Most owners start with 10 to 30 hours a month and adjust after the first month. The planner above does the maths and suggests a plan.
Common first tasks are inbox and email, calendar and scheduling, research and lists, CRM updates, bookkeeping, social media posting, customer support replies and calls. Tasks that need your judgment, such as pricing and hiring, are best kept at first.
Only if you press the save button, and then we keep just your business type, task names and weekly hours. No name, email or free text is stored or shown.
You keep the work you hand off. You change who does it, who checks it, and how you pay.
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Four weeks, five steps each. It shows you what to list, what to hand off first, and how to review the work. We email the full checklist.