Hire a bilingual Dispatcher from El Salvador
A dispatcher who answers, books and confirms jobs, keeps technicians and drivers on schedule, and talks to your customers in English or Spanish, during your business hours.
What a dispatcher handles
- Inbound calls and job booking
- Technician and driver scheduling and rescheduling
- Appointment confirmations and reminders
- Customer updates on arrival times and delays
- Updating your field-service or dispatch software
- Bilingual calls with Spanish-speaking customers
Coverage
US business hours, from a country never more than two hours from Texas, Florida or California. We don't provide 24/7, overnight or weekend dispatch desks.
What it costs (mid-level, all-in per month)
| Model | Beyond Hub | US fully-loaded | Saving |
|---|---|---|---|
| Contractor | $1,625–$2,125 | $5,999 | — |
| Fully Managed (EOR) | $2,250–$2,500 | $5,999 | 58–62% |
US figure: BLS 2025 median, 1.43× a $50,340 base.
How we work with you
Your first call is with our founder. After the hire, our project manager checks in weekly with your dispatcher and meets with you every two weeks, plus a monthly review — adapted to how you want to work.
FAQ
Do you offer 24/7 dispatch?
No. We place dispatchers for US business hours.
Which industries is this for?
Home and field services (HVAC, plumbing, electrical, cleaning), logistics, and any team that books jobs and routes people.
Which software can they use?
Tell us your dispatch or field-service tool on the discovery call. We match candidates who have used it, or one close to it.
How fast can I hire?
Most clients hire in 1–3 weeks.
Can I start with a pilot?
Yes. Contractor engagements can start with a 3-month pilot, then month to month with 30 days' notice.