Best GoHighLevel Virtual Assistant Providers in 2026

How we chose

1. The provider markets GoHighLevel virtual assistant or GoHighLevel support services on its own website.
2. It publishes enough about pricing or its service model for a buyer to compare.
3. The work happens inside your GoHighLevel account, for your business or your agency's clients.
4. We only used the provider's own pages as sources. We did not use third-party review sites.

Editorial note

This is not a ranking of quality. We have not worked inside every provider's service. The order after Level 9 Virtual follows service model: dedicated hourly VAs first, then placement services, then white-label support desks.

1. Level 9 Virtual

Why Level 9: Level 9 Virtual was the first VA company ever to use GoHighLevel, and founder Joe Rare was GoHighLevel's very first customer. We have serviced more agencies than any other company. This is our own company history, not an outside ranking.

Model: Managed team on monthly credit plans, plus dedicated GoHighLevel VAs.

• Pricing: Projects On Demand plans are month to month with no contract. Essential is $497 a month for 1,300 credits. Pro is $797 a month for 2,400 credits. Premium is $1,497 a month for 5,000 credits. For a dedicated GoHighLevel VA, our GoHighLevel page lists $1,350 a month part-time (20 hours a week) and $1,950 a month full-time (40 hours a week).
• Why it is here: You get GoHighLevel builds, automations, pipelines and funnel work done by a managed team without hiring one person. Applicants are vetted, with under 3% applicant acceptance. You can see the details on our GoHighLevel virtual assistant page and Projects On Demand page.
• Watch-out: If you only need simple, repetitive GHL tasks and want the lowest hourly rate, an hourly offshore VA from a provider below may cost less.

2. VA Masters

Model: Dedicated GoHighLevel VAs from the Philippines, hired through a recruitment process.

• Pricing: Its GoHighLevel page lists $8.50 to $16 per hour, part-time or full-time. It states no upfront, setup or recruitment fees.
• Why it is here: It has a dedicated GoHighLevel VA page and describes a 6-stage recruitment process. It says you meet the top 1 to 3 candidates and lists a free replacement guarantee.
• Watch-out: You manage the VA's daily work yourself, and your GoHighLevel subscription is billed separately by HighLevel.

3. GHL Ops

Model: White-label GoHighLevel fulfillment team sold in monthly hour blocks.

• Pricing: Starter is $480 a month for 40 hours. Growth is $1,000 a month for 100 hours. Scale is $1,440 a month for 160 hours. It lists month to month terms with no contracts and no setup fees.
• Why it is here: It focuses on GoHighLevel agencies and says a dedicated project manager assigns work and sends daily progress updates, with work delivered under your brand.
• Watch-out: It is built around agencies that resell GoHighLevel. A single business using GHL for itself may not need white-label delivery.

4. Armasourcing

Model: Dedicated Philippine virtual assistants, including VAs trained on GoHighLevel.

• Pricing: Its site lists $16 per hour (10 hours a week minimum), part-time at $1,000 a month with a 6-month lock-in or $1,100 a month month to month, and full-time at $1,500 a month with a 6-month lock-in or $1,700 a month month to month.
• Why it is here: It publishes a GoHighLevel virtual assistant guide and describes VAs trained on GoHighLevel. It says VAs are matched in 3 to 5 business days and managed daily by its team.
• Watch-out: The lowest monthly prices require a 6-month lock-in.

5. Stealth Agents

Model: Dedicated, pre-vetted virtual assistants, with a GoHighLevel VA service page.

• Pricing: Its GoHighLevel page says assistants start at $15 per hour. It does not list full plan pricing on that page.
• Why it is here: It markets a GoHighLevel virtual assistant for CRM and campaign management.
• Watch-out: Full plan details were not on the GoHighLevel page, so ask for the total monthly cost before you commit.

6. Brevity

Model: Full-time GoHighLevel VA hired through a shortlist you interview.

• Pricing: Its GoHighLevel page lists $1,920 a month ($12 an hour) for a full-time VA, with recruiting, payroll and HR included. It says you pay $0 until you hire.
• Why it is here: It has a GoHighLevel VA page that explains tasks and cost, and you choose from a shortlist of pre-vetted candidates.
• Watch-out: The published price is for full-time. Ask about part-time if you do not need 40 hours a week.

7. Cherry Assistant

Model: Offshore talent from South Africa through a managed monthly subscription or a direct placement.

• Pricing: Its GoHighLevel page shows Associate tier pricing of $597 a month for 10 hours a week, $897 a month for 20 hours a week and $1,697 a month for 40 hours a week. It notes pricing may vary for specialist and technical roles. Direct placement is $3,000 per placement, paid only if you hire.
• Why it is here: It markets GoHighLevel specialists for pipelines, automations, funnels and follow-up campaigns, and lists pause or cancel anytime on its subscription plans.
• Watch-out: A GoHighLevel specialist may be priced differently from the standard tier, so confirm the quote for your role.

8. Growthable

Model: White-label GoHighLevel support for agencies, with a dedicated VA on its top plan.

• Pricing: Its pricing page lists support plans at $549, $649 and $899 a month, with one-time setup fees of $199 or $99, and an Agency Enterprise plan at $2,000 a month that includes a HighLevel certified VA for 20 hours a week. It also lists a $197 a month Agency AI plan.
• Why it is here: It is built for GoHighLevel agencies that want live chat, tickets and onboarding handled under their brand.
• Watch-out: Only the $2,000 Agency Enterprise plan includes a dedicated VA. The lower plans are support, not a VA.

9. HL Pro Tools

Model: Done-for-you GoHighLevel support and backend management for agencies. Not a dedicated VA.

• Pricing: Its pricing page lists Core at $197 a month, VIP at $397 a month (branded 24/7 support for up to 10 clients) and Elite at $997 a month (unlimited clients). Platinum is contact for pricing. It says no contracts, billed monthly.
• Why it is here: It is a well-known GoHighLevel support option for agencies, with snapshots, onboarding and support branded to your agency.
• Watch-out: It supports you and your clients on the platform. It does not assign you a VA to do your own build and admin work.

Where Level 9 Virtual is different

• Fixed monthly plans: Projects On Demand gives you a set number of credits each month for $497, $797 or $1,497, month to month with no contract.
• A managed team instead of one person: work goes to the right specialist, so you are not depending on one VA's skill set.
• A dedicated VA if you want one: our GoHighLevel page lists part-time and full-time dedicated VA pricing.
• Vetting: under 3% applicant acceptance.

Who should skip this list

• If you only need help using GoHighLevel's basic features, HighLevel's own support and training may be enough.
• If you need a full-time in-house employee in your office, a VA provider is the wrong fit.
• If you want a one-time setup and no ongoing help, look for a fixed-price setup package instead of a monthly service.

Sources

All last checked Nov 9, 2026.