Comparison
Legal Staffing Pros vs Get Staffed Up
Both companies place dedicated, full-time remote staff with law firms, at a published monthly price, month-to-month. The differences are in the roles each prices, what Spanish-English staff cost, setup fees and part-time seats. Here are both companies’ published terms, side by side.
Where we’re alike
- A full-time staff member works for your firm alone, during your business hours
- A monthly price per role, published on the website
- Month-to-month, with 30 days’ notice to end
- Replacement for as long as you remain a client
- The provider handles the staff member’s pay and HR
Where we differ
- Spanish-English staff: no extra cost with us; +$150 a month at Get Staffed Up (+$200 for a legal assistant)
- Setup: no setup fee with us; Get Staffed Up charges a startup fee, amount not published
- Part-time: we offer an 80-hour seat; Get Staffed Up doesn’t
- Roles: we publish paralegal and case manager prices; Get Staffed Up publishes executive, billing, client-care and marketing prices
Published monthly prices, role by role
Full-time, per month, as published on each company’s pricing page on November 15, 2026. The last column adds Get Staffed Up’s published surcharge for Spanish-English staff; our prices are the same in either language.
| Role | Legal Staffing Pros, either language | Get Staffed Up, English | Get Staffed Up, Spanish-English |
|---|---|---|---|
| Intake specialist | $2,495 | $2,395 | $2,545 |
| Legal assistant | $2,395 | $2,545 | $2,745 |
| Receptionist | $2,395 | $2,145 | $2,295 |
| Case manager | $2,895 | Not on pricing page | Not on pricing page |
| Paralegal | $2,995–$3,395 | Not listed | Not listed |
| Part-time (80 hours a month) | $1,395 | Not offered | Not offered |
| Executive assistant | Priced on the call | $2,245 | $2,395 |
| Billing assistant or specialist | Priced on the call | $2,145 | $2,295 |
| Marketing assistant | Priced on the call | $2,645 | $2,795 |
| Client happiness coordinator | Not listed | $2,245 | $2,395 |
Get Staffed Up prices and its “+ $150 for English/Spanish” (“+ $200” for a legal assistant) from its pricing page, read November 15, 2026. The Spanish-English column is the published price plus that surcharge. Legal Staffing Pros prices: pricing.
Terms, side by side
| Term | Legal Staffing Pros | Get Staffed Up |
|---|---|---|
| Setup or startup fee | None | A startup fee “charged up front”, amount not published; it covers recruiting, a background search, a one-week “test flight” and the replacement guarantee (FAQ) |
| Spanish-English staff | No extra cost, every role | +$150 a month; +$200 for a legal assistant |
| Part-time | Yes: 80 hours a month for $1,395 | Not offered (“No, unfortunately, you can’t”, FAQ) |
| Dedicated to your firm | Yes, on full-time seats | Yes (“dedicated to only your firm”, FAQ) |
| Contract | Month-to-month, 30 days’ notice | No long-term contract; “30-day cancellation period” (FAQ) |
| Replacement | Free while you’re a client; five-business-day target | “A replacement guarantee for as long as you work with us” (FAQ) |
| Trial or first month | End a placement in its first 30 days and we credit the unused part of that month | A one-week “test flight” evaluation, inside the startup fee (FAQ) |
| Paralegals and case managers | Both, at published prices ($2,895; $2,995–$3,395) | Personal injury case managers through its Virtual Case Managers brand; no price on that site’s homepage |
| Choosing staff | A shortlist recruited for your role; you interview and choose | Its “Match Process”; the FAQ doesn’t say how many candidates you see |
Sources: Get Staffed Up pricing, FAQ and part-time page; Virtual Case Managers; all read November 15, 2026. Our terms: pricing and guarantee.
Which fits your firm?
Get Staffed Up may suit you better if…
- You need an English-only receptionist or billing assistant at the lowest published price
- You want executive, client-care or marketing roles at published prices
- You want a week-long evaluation built into the start
We may suit you better if…
- Your staff need Spanish and English, at no extra cost
- You need a paralegal or case manager at a published price
- You want to start with a part-time seat
- You’d rather pay no setup fee, with a first-month credit if it doesn’t work out
Questions
Is Get Staffed Up cheaper than Legal Staffing Pros?
For some roles. An English-only receptionist is $2,145 a month at Get Staffed Up and $2,395 with us. For Spanish-English staff the gap closes or reverses, because Get Staffed Up adds $150 a month ($200 for a legal assistant) and we don’t: a bilingual intake specialist is $2,545 there and $2,495 here. Get Staffed Up also charges a startup fee whose amount isn’t published; we charge no setup fee.
Does either company offer part-time staff?
We do: a part-time seat is 80 hours a month for $1,395. Get Staffed Up’s FAQ says part-time isn’t offered.
Do both companies’ staff work for one firm only?
Yes, for full-time staff. Get Staffed Up’s FAQ says its staffers are “dedicated to only your firm”, and our full-time seats work for your firm alone.
Can I get a paralegal or case manager from Get Staffed Up?
Its pricing page lists no paralegal or case manager role. It offers personal injury case managers through a separate brand, Virtual Case Managers, which doesn’t publish a price on its homepage. We publish both: a case manager is $2,895 and a paralegal $2,995–$3,395 a month.
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Get Staffed Up is a trademark of its owner. Legal Staffing Pros is not affiliated with Get Staffed Up. Information about Get Staffed Up comes from its public websites on the date shown and may have changed.
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