In-house at min wage
$13.00/hr × 40 hrs/week
- Weekly
- $520
- Monthly
- $2,253
- Annual
- $27,040
Wages only — add benefits, PTO, and payroll taxes for true cost.
Miami's $13.00/hr minimum wage still makes in-house staffing costly, and bilingual talent is hard to find. GetCallers virtual assistants and callers from $5/hr save Miami businesses up to 31%, with no long-term contracts and bilingual support.
See exactly what a front-office role costs annually, monthly, and weekly in Miami, and how much you keep with a GetCallers assistant at $6.95/hr.
Your annual savings in Miami
$25,064+
vs. a local $19.00/hr front-office hire — before benefits or taxes.
$13.00/hr × 40 hrs/week
Wages only — add benefits, PTO, and payroll taxes for true cost.
$19.00/hr × 40 hrs/week
Local market rate for qualified admin & caller roles.
$6.95/hr × 40 hrs/week
$25,064
63% less per year than Miami front-office staff
$2,088
63% less than Miami front-office wage
$482
$482/wk kept in your business vs. local front-office staff
At Miami's $13.00/hr minimum wage, a full-time in-house assistant costs about $27,000/year in wages, and bilingual talent commands a premium above that. A GetCallers bilingual assistant at $5/hr costs roughly $10,400/year, saving more than $16,000 per role annually before benefits and taxes, while solving the bilingual-staffing shortage. Compared to the actual market rate for front-office staff in Miami, $19.00/hr, a GetCallers assistant saves you 63%, or $25,064 per role every year. That is $2,088 every month and $482 every week you can reinvest in growing your business.
Miami's market includes real estate, hospitality, international trade, and a large network of professional services serving a heavily bilingual population. While Florida's minimum wage is lower than coastal peers at $13.00/hr, finding qualified bilingual front-desk staff in Miami is difficult and expensive, total loaded cost easily exceeds $20/hr. GetCallers gives Miami businesses a dedicated, trained, bilingual virtual assistant from $5/hr, with no recruiting fees and no long-term contracts.
The higher your local minimum wage, the more you save by switching to a GetCallers virtual assistant. In Miami, where in-house staff cost $13.00/hr plus benefits, a dedicated, office-based assistant at $6.95/hr delivers the same coverage for 47% less, with no recruiting, no equipment, and no long-term contracts.
No lengthy recruiting, background checks, or equipment purchases. We match your Miami business with a vetted, trained assistant tailored to your workflow and tools.
See how companies in Miami across real estate, legal, home services, and finance transformed their daily operations.
"GetCallers replaced our patchwork of freelancers with one dedicated team. Our agent was onboarded in two days, knew our CRM cold, and within the first month our outbound pipeline nearly doubled. Worth every penny."
Director of Sales
Coastline Property Group
"We were burning money on in-house recruiters and no-shows. GetCallers took over our inbound scheduling and outbound follow-up, and we cut front-office spend by over $4,000 a month without losing a beat on coverage."
Operations Manager
Lighthouse Home Services
"Simple and effective. After a short training week, I stopped doing any after-hours follow-up. Our caller books my calendar, confirms every appointment, and keeps the CRM spotless. I finally get my evenings back."
Managing Partner
Carter & Mitchell Legal Group
Real business owners share how GetCallers transformed their growth, margins, and daily operations.
Cut our call response time from hours to minutes. Our closing rate doubled.
Director
Symmetry Financial Group
Best decision we made all year. 147 outbound calls a day without hiring W-2 staff.
Director
Envirotise USA
Our maintenance calls and tenant follow-ups are fully handled. Saved us a full-time hire.
Owner
Property Management CA
Common questions from Miami businesses.
Talk to our workforce advisors and get paired in 48 to 72 hours.
Get paired with your dedicated virtual assistant for as low as $6.95/hour, and save up to 47% vs. local hiring in Miami.