VA Bear
Find, hire, manage, and pay virtual assistants.
VA Bear launched on June 9, 2025 with 8 votes, #3,354 of 7,999 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
What it does
VA Bear is live! Find, hire, manage, and pay VAs all in one place. With built-in time tracking, task assignment, CRM, and payroll, it’s easier than ever. Post your first job for $5 with code: LAUNCH!
Hire a Virtual Assistant with ease. Find, manage, and pay qualified VAs through one all-in-one platform
Type what you need in plain language. Va Bear drafts the complete listing — title, skills, rate, screening questions — instantly. Pre-vetted VAs apply directly. Browse verified profiles, check reviews and rates, and hire your match — no recruiter calls. Assign tasks, track hours, chat, and run payroll — all inside Va Bear. Retire the 4-tool stack for good. Most customers hire their first VA within 23 minutes of signing up. Recruiting, tracking, tasks, and payroll — all built in. One platform replaces four tools. Describe the role — Va Bear's AI writes a complete, broadcast-ready listing instantly. No template wrangling, no hours wasted. Every VA who applies has been vetted. Browse profiles,…from vabear.app
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