iWorker is a virtual assistant agency and Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) company with headquarters in Santa Fe, New Mexico, and Virtual Assistants (VAs) from Venezuela and other developing countries. The company has been in operation since 2018, has $1 million in revenue, and claims to boost productivity by 276%.

iWorker’s express goal is to help businesses save money while providing valuable jobs to skilled individuals. They aim “to help compassionate entrepreneurs hire talented remote workers from countries in crisis.”

Although iWorker is only a few years old, they’ve had some great successes. They have a team of hundreds and a 96% satisfaction rate.

iWorker provides virtual assistants who can perform various tasks and promises to save its customers up to 15 hours per week. They can assist entrepreneurs, companies, website owners, brick and mortar businesses looking to develop an online presence, and more.

Two Americans and a Venezuelan started iWorker with the intent of helping skilled Venezuelans earn more than they would if trying to find jobs in their own country. 70% of their workers are women, and they’ve generated over $800,000 in income. They only choose bilingual workers who have either a degree or master’s degree.

iWorker provides a variety of BPO services, including: 

• Content creation for social media
• Video editing
• Graphic design
• Administrative tasks
• Digital marketing
• Copywriting
• Sales

You can get help with one or more of these tasks to free up your time for other things you need to do.

iWorker’s pricing

iWorker bases its pricing on a tier system. Tiers 1 and 2 include more basic tasks, like email management. These services cost between $5.95-6.95 per hour. If you need more specialized services like graphic design or copywriting, the per hour cost is slightly more expensive.

 If you’re still not sure if iWorker can provide what you need, they’ll give you five hours for free, so you have an opportunity to see what they can do for you.

iWorker sets itself apart in quite a few ways. Their website attests to their 5-star ratings, and they have a high retention rate with their employees. Below are a few of the areas where they shine:

• Assistants are college-educated and bilingual
• iWorker only accepts 3.8% of their applicants
• They match you with a VA that meets your specific needs
• You can choose from three bios and hop on a call with a worker

John Miles, Eric Maschowitz, and Enrique Yervez (Co-founders)

Enrique Yervez grew up in Venezuela before immigrating to the US. He saw the need for viable, well-paying jobs for skilled workers. He joined forces with Miles and Maschowitz to found iWorker, helping Venezuelan employees earn over $800,000 in just a few years.

iWorker provides affordable virtual assistants to companies and individuals around the globe. According to their website, they have hundreds of five-star reviews, and clients mention on Clutch that they’ve become an indispensable part of their teams. The company compares itself to other services like Fiverr or UpWork, which allow anyone to join. iWorker vets its employees and only accepts the most qualified workers. 

iWorker’s main headquarters is located in:

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Further, you may virtually reach out the company through the following contact information:

Website https://www.iworker.co

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Facebook https://facebook.com/iworkerco

In addition, you may email them at [email protected] or call 1 (650) 273-0409‬.

https://www.glassdoor.com/Overview/Working-at-iWorker-EI_IE3308024.11,18.htm

https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/iworkerco