ProAssisting review: pricing, terms and alternatives
A senior, US-based option: one experienced assistant shared with no more than two other clients, on a flat monthly retainer. It's aimed at C-suite leaders and board members who have worked with an assistant before, and the price reflects that.
- Our score
- 8.0/10
- Type
- Managed agency
- Price
- From $3,300/mo
Our verdict
ProAssisting is strongest on industry experience (9/10): Executive assistant support is all it does, for senior executives and board members. Its weakest area is pricing transparency (7/10): Starting price, tier system and no onboarding fee published; prices for the higher tiers aren't.
Close fit for senior leaders who want an experienced assistant, less so on a tight budget.
What we like
- Senior US-based assistants with at least 5 years of experience
- Each assistant supports at most three clients
- Says under 5% of applicants get through, with a background check and bonding and insurance on every assistant
What to watch
- The highest starting price on this page, at $3,300 a month
- Prices for the 1/2 and 2/3 tiers aren't published
- We found no public review profile with a rating
- Client-facing account management isn't described
Pricing
Plans start at $3,300 a month for a share of one US-based assistant's time (1/3, 1/2 or 2/3 of full-time capacity); no onboarding fee.
Contract terms
- Minimum commitment
- Smallest tier is 1/3 of an assistant's full-time capacity, from $3,300 a month.
- Trial or guarantee
- Not published; you get an intro call with one or two assistants before starting.
- Replacement
- If the fit isn't right, it works with you on a better match and a smooth transition. If an assistant leaves, documented procedures carry over and ProAssisting absorbs the handover training cost.
- Notice period
- Month-to-month; cancel with 20 days' notice before the next invoice.
Score breakdown
8/10
7/10
7/10
7/10
9/10
7/10
ProAssisting vs VA MASTERS
Published by Outsourcing Insider, a VA MASTERS company. VA MASTERS is ranked here using the same rubric as every other service. About us
| Term | ProAssisting | VA MASTERS Parent company |
|---|---|---|
| Price | From $3,300/mo | $6.50–$10/hr |
| Type | Managed agency | Managed agency |
| Minimum | Smallest tier is 1/3 of an assistant's full-time capacity, from $3,300 a month | 80 hours/month recommended; fewer hours possible |
| Trial | Not published; you get an intro call with one or two assistants before starting | 30-day trial: end anytime, no notice |
| Replacement | If the fit isn't right, it works with you on a better match and a smooth… | Free; new candidates usually in about 2 business days |
| Notice | Month-to-month; cancel with 20 days' notice before the next invoice | None during the trial; notice period after |
| Score (executive assistants) | 8.0/10 | 7.7/10 |
Alternatives to ProAssisting
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FAQ
How much does ProAssisting cost?
ProAssisting lists From $3,300/mo. In its own words: Plans start at $3,300 a month for a share of one US-based assistant's time (1/3, 1/2 or 2/3 of full-time capacity); no onboarding fee. Prices checked November 2026.
Does ProAssisting offer a trial or money-back guarantee?
ProAssisting doesn't publish trial terms.
What happens if the assistant isn't a good fit?
If the fit isn't right, it works with you on a better match and a smooth transition. If an assistant leaves, documented procedures carry over and ProAssisting absorbs the handover training cost.
Is ProAssisting a good choice for executive assistant support?
Close fit for senior leaders who want an experienced assistant, less so on a tight budget. It ranks #3 of 5 in our executive assistants ranking, with a score of 8.0/10.
What are the best alternatives to ProAssisting?
In our executive assistants ranking: Double (8.5/10), Prialto (8.2/10), VA MASTERS (7.7/10), Delegate Solutions (7.1/10).