An AI-accelerated Web Development & Tech Virtual Assistant who clears your bug queue, builds your landing pages, wires your integrations, and keeps your site fast — through a strict ticket-to-launch workflow with code review on every deploy.
No cowboy deploys. No untested pushes to prod. Same workflow a senior engineer would run — applied even to a one-line CSS fix.
Bug, feature, or task logged with screenshots, repro steps, and priority.
Acceptance criteria + design references locked. No moving targets mid-build.
Code or config in a feature branch. Staging environment only.
Your one-tap approval on the staging preview link before anything ships.
Production push — small, atomic, reversible. Rollback plan documented.
Live-site check + monitoring confirmed green. Ticket closed.
Skipping a stage isn't allowed — not even for "quick fixes." The discipline is the whole point.
From WordPress patches to Shopify integrations to bespoke landing pages — your VA handles the work that's too small for an agency and too constant for a freelancer.
Every ticket in your backlog — your Tech VA ships it.
AI does the grunt work — repro scripts, boilerplate, integration scaffolds. Your VA owns the review, the testing, and the deploy. Result: more tickets out the door, without sacrificing the bar.
A 5-minute fix that takes down checkout costs you more than a 5-hour fix done right. Here's how we never make that trade.
Even one-line fixes go through PR review with screenshots and a staging preview link. No direct pushes to main. No "trust me" deploys.
Every change runs on staging first. You see it before customers do. Production only gets verified work.
Database migration? File-system change? Full snapshot taken first. Rollback plan documented in the ticket. No exceptions.
Passwords + API keys shared via 1Password or Bitwarden only — never in plain text. You control every access scope, revocable instantly.
30-minute call. Share your repo, your stack, and your bug queue. We map priorities and risks.
Within 24 hours, matched with a VA fluent in your stack. PR access in week one. First ticket closed.
Ticket queue shrinks weekly. Bugs get fixed. Features ship. Site stays fast. You stay focused.
Our Shopify backlog had 60 tickets when we started. After two months we're at 8, and the new ones get closed in days. The discipline around staging deploys is what convinced me to keep paying.
I'm the only engineer at a small SaaS. My VA handles the marketing-site builds, integrations, and the queue of small bugs that used to drown me. I finally got my Fridays back for product work.
I run a 6-person agency and we use DedicatAide as our overflow dev. They ship landing pages on our cadence, our process, and our Slack — clients have no idea they aren't our employees.
Most tech-focused clients run on one of these three. Same transparent rates as every DedicatAide plan.
10 hrs · $13/hr extra
20 hrs · $12/hr extra
40 hrs · $11/hr extra
Larger backlog / multi-site portfolio? Plans range up to $1,120/mo (160 hours). Compare all 6 plans →
Both. CMS work is the bulk of demand (WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Framer, Squarespace) but VAs can also handle custom HTML/CSS/JS, small JavaScript features, API integrations, and plugin customization. For deeper full-stack work (React app development, complex backend logic, database architecture), we coordinate with your senior engineer rather than replace them.
Light React/Next.js work is in scope — landing pages, small component builds, content updates, integration glue code. For large product features or architecture decisions we recommend pairing your VA with a senior engineer; the VA handles execution, the engineer handles design.
You do. Your hosting (Vercel, Netlify, WP Engine, Shopify, your own server) stays under your account, on your billing. Your VA gets access via your existing accounts and never moves anything to a vendor-locked environment.
Critical bugs (site down, checkout broken) get a Slack/SMS ping within minutes — your VA reproduces, fixes in a hotfix branch or staging, deploys after your sign-off (or your standing OK for emergency cases). Non-critical bugs queue normally and ship through the full ticket-to-launch workflow.
Always a full backup first. Always staging first. Never direct against production without your explicit sign-off. Migrations are scripted and reversible. We follow the same rules a senior engineer would on your team.
Yes. Your VA can work directly in your GitHub / GitLab / Bitbucket repo, follows your branching conventions, opens PRs for review, and respects your CI/CD setup. They don't push to main, don't skip code review, and don't bypass tests — same as any teammate.