Focused support package
Best for one or two documented workflows with recurring hours, a named owner, weekly reporting, and agreed approval rules.
Pricing
Pricing starts with scope, hours, supervision, and risk.
Use this page to understand what affects a proposal: workload volume, coverage window, role complexity, supervision, access risk, tools, and QA cadence. Exact rates are issued only after assessment.
Dedicated support package
Best when the workload, communication cadence, and client-side review owner justify a larger recurring assignment.
Managed team package
Multiple roles with strategist oversight, SOPs, QA sampling, reporting, backup planning, and escalation ownership.
AI operations package
Workflow mapping, prompt libraries, automation planning, reporting templates, and human review rules.
Proposal factors
Coverage windows, weekend needs, CRM depth, automation setup, regulated workflows, technical risk, and extra QA are scoped separately.
Budget readiness
GlobalAdmin.ai is designed for recurring managed support or a scoped AI-operations project. Buyers can describe access needs before quoting; permissions are granted later during approved onboarding.
Quote path
What buyers receive after assessment.
A proposal should make the first commitment clear before work starts.
Scope and exclusions
The exact workflows, client-owned decisions, sensitive actions, and work that remains outside the assistant scope.
Hours and coverage
Expected weekly support, timezone overlap, holidays, backup expectations, and response or review cadence.
Commercial terms
Setup needs, supervision level, cancellation boundary, approval path, and when a paid engagement would begin.
Package comparison
Compare packages by scope and responsibility.
Rates stay quote-based until workload, coverage, supervision, and risk are assessed.
| Package | Best fit | Management activities | Deliverables | Scoped separately |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Focused support | One or two recurring workflows with a clear owner and repeatable cadence. | Weekly review, basic SOP, task checklist, approval rules, and blocker tracking. | Completed recurring tasks, status notes, and weekly summary. | Weekend coverage, deeper tool setup, regulated workflows, and automation buildout. |
| Dedicated support | Larger recurring workload where one assistant needs predictable overlap and review. | SOP maintenance, QA sampling, coverage planning, and communication cadence. | Recurring execution, queue updates, issue summaries, and improvement notes. | Backup coverage, expanded hours, multiple systems, and complex access. |
| Managed team | Multiple roles, handoffs, or functions that need delivery-owner coordination. | Role orchestration, reporting, escalation routing, SOP library, and QA rhythm. | Team workflow plan, operating reports, approval log, and issue queue. | Specialist work, regulated decisions, production authority, and surge capacity. |
| AI operations | Documented workflows that can benefit from AI-assisted preparation and human review. | Workflow mapping, prompt library, review gates, fallback path, and data-use boundaries. | Draft templates, checklists, report inputs, and approved routine-action map. | Custom integrations, destructive automations, protected data, and unreviewed customer actions. |
Coverage reality
Coverage is part of the scope, not a footnote.
Timezone overlap, daylight-saving changes, Philippine and US holidays, absence planning, backup coverage, and added workload are agreed before delivery starts.
Overlap
Name the hours that require live response versus work that can be completed asynchronously.
Holidays and absence
Decide what pauses, what receives backup coverage, and how exceptions are reported.
Workload changes
New systems, higher volume, weekend work, and expanded authority trigger a scope review.
Next step
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