You pay an assistant for 40 hours a week. Your account runs all 168.
Orders, cases and fees keep arriving after the shift ends. Kivolla works every hour and keeps a record of everything it does. A month of Pro costs less than a week of an agency assistant's pay.
What does your assistant cost you?
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Published 2026 rates: USD 8 to 15 an hour for an agency assistant in the Philippines and USD 25 to 50 for one based in the US. Extra costs run USD 2,000 to 6,000 a year. Kivolla plans start at USD 59 a month, and bigger accounts use more AI work. Sources: stealthagents.com, vamasters.com.
How the two compare, row by row.
| An assistant | Kivolla | |
|---|---|---|
| Working hours | One shift, about 40 hours a week | Every hour, 168 a week |
| A fee error at 2 a.m. | Waits for the next shift | Caught in the nightly check |
| What you can see | The summary they send you | Every action, in the Activity log |
| When they leave | What they knew leaves with them | Kivolla keeps your account history |
| Access | A login to your Seller Central | Amazon's own sign-in, read-only to start |
| Numbers | Copied by hand between reports | Read from Amazon's reports, with the inputs shown |
| A new account | More hours or another hire | The same Kivolla, with no new hire |
| Cost | USD 1,280 to 2,400 a month at Philippines agency rates | From USD 59 a month |
Moving from an assistant to Kivolla.
- 1
Connect
Sign in through Amazon's own page. Kivolla starts read-only.
- 2
Kivolla reads your history
That night it goes through your orders, fees, refunds and listings.
- 3
You approve the first drafts
The next morning, the first reminders and flags are waiting for you.
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Your assistant's hours go down
Hand Kivolla the routine work first, then the rest as you come to trust it.
See what Kivolla does on your own account.
Early access is open to sellers and agencies.