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How Many Hours a Week Are You Giving Away?

Check off the work your team does in-house and see how much of it a Savvital virtual professional could take off your plate, and what that time is costing you today.

How it works

  1. 1

    Pick your industry

    Your industry's common tasks come up first.

  2. 2

    Check your tasks

    Set how often each one happens: daily, weekly, or monthly.

  3. 3

    Tell us where you're based

    We price the hours using the BLS average wage for your state.

  4. 4

    See your results

    Hours you could hand off, and what they cost you in-house compared with Savvital.

Step 1

What Business Are You In?

We'll put the tasks most common in your industry first. If yours isn't listed, pick Something else and you'll get the general task list.

Step 2

Check the Tasks Your Team Handles

Countable tasks show how long one takes. Set how many your team handles per day, week, or month. Ongoing work like inbox management shows a typical daily total.

Choose your industry above to see your task list.

Methodology

How the Numbers Work

Time per task

Each task carries Savvital's estimate of how long it takes a U.S.-based team member, drawn from our placement experience. Tasks that overlap with your industry's version are merged so nothing counts twice.

Your volume

You set how often each task happens: per day, week, or month. No single task can add up to more than a full workday, and hours assume a 5-day week and 50 working weeks.

In-house cost

The average annual wage for administrative assistants in your state, plus employer benefit costs, spread over a paid year. You can adjust the hourly figure if you know your own.

Savvital cost

A dedicated, full-time virtual professional: 40 hours a week at a flat $2,300 a month. We recommend as many as it takes to cover your hours.

Wage sources: BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025 (SOC 43-6014); BLS Employer Costs for Employee Compensation, June 2026. Every business runs at its own volume, so treat the results as a starting point for a conversation, not a quote.

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