govirtualassistance.com

What It Is

Go Virtual Assistance is an operations support service for real estate agents and brokerages. Its core offering is not a standalone SaaS product, but a combination of “real estate-trained human virtual assistants (GO Getters) + GO Virtual CRM + AI automation + marketing execution.” The official site highlights service for clients in the United States, Australia, and Europe, making it suitable for real estate teams that want to outsource lead follow-up, appointment setting, client communication, and CRM maintenance.

Core Features and Collaboration

Its CRM covers dialing, voice, SMS, email, chat, a unified inbox, smart lists, pipeline tracking, and advanced analytics. VAs handle outbound and inbound calls, email, chat, appointment scheduling, calendars, data entry, MLS listings, and document support. On the marketing side, it supports Facebook, Google, LinkedIn, and Instagram ads, direct mail, list segmentation, and real-time dashboards. AI is used for follow-up sequences, behavior-triggered campaigns, data analysis, and CRM optimization. For team collaboration, clients can scale from one GO Getter to a full team; GO PRO also includes a backup team and 24/7 coverage. However, we did not find enterprise-grade permission details such as role-based access controls or approval workflows.

Pricing and Trial

Pricing is disclosed fairly clearly: GO START is a $197 trial that includes one week of 15 hours of VA support and CRM setup; GO PLUS is $1,120/month for 20 hours/week; GO PRO is $1,920/month for 40 hours/week and includes advanced automation, AI setup, and full marketing services. The standalone CRM service is $350/month, and custom hours start at $14. The website states that there are no lock-in contracts and that users can cancel anytime. The trial fee can be credited toward an upgrade to PLUS or PRO.

Pros and Cons

The main advantages are its clear industry focus, real estate-trained VAs, and ability to cover a continuous workflow from lead handling to marketing execution. It is relatively friendly for small and midsize real estate teams that do not want to build systems or hire operations staff themselves. The drawbacks are that third-party integrations are only described broadly as “popular real estate tools,” without a concrete list; security is limited to mentions of bank-level encryption, secure servers, restricted access, and a privacy policy, with no disclosed SOC 2, ISO, or similar certifications; and there is no available information on API or developer support.

Best Fit and Access from China

It is better suited to real estate agents, broker teams, and property sales organizations in North America, Australia, and Europe that need English-language client communication. Access from China is unknown, and payment methods are not disclosed. If used for local Chinese real estate services or Chinese-language private-domain operations, users should evaluate time zones, language support, compliance, and payments. Alternatives include HubSpot, Salesforce, Zoho CRM, Pipedrive, as well as Chinese tools such as 纷享销客, 销售易, and 企业微信SCRM.