BELAY reviews

I think it's important to note a couple of things: -The 'careers' page makes it sound like the job is THE solution for stay-at-home moms. (there's even a picture of a child hugging her mom while mom is working at her laptop). I was surprised that at a company that states how much they value family, being present, etc. I was asked to apologize for holding my sick child during a Zoom meeting once. It left an extremely bad taste in my mouth if I'm being frank. -Website also states you can 'work at your own pace, 'work when you want', etc. In my experience, that is....false advertising. I will say, is ABSOLUTELY more flexible than a 9-5 office job, of course. Which is great. But 'work at your own pace'... unless the stars align and you are matched with a client who also says you can work at your own pace..this is false. Most clients will expect you to be available during typical working hours. Maybe not the whole time, but typical working hours nonetheless.

They don't look after you as a VA you are completely dispensible. I joined them because they claimed to be a Christian company there's nothing Christian about the way Belay lies, doesn't support people who ask for help, or tacitly rewards bad actors. You are a indentured servant nothing more. They will pay you about 45% of what they make off of you with the client. If they pay you $20 they may charge the client like $48 an hour. They will charge your client 20,000 to buy you in the first year. And then down to 10,000 after a year and a half. If its a small company they wont be able to buy off your "indenture" because thats what it is. They may as well work in private prisons. Also upper management doesn't want to know the truth they just want the money to continue to roll in. This company will probably last forever because it deals in exploitation.