Our directory features the top BPO companies in the USA, evaluated using five ranking criteria, 12 expert reviewers, and 263+ verified client reviews, giving you a reliable way to choose the best BPO provider.
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ServeRetail is a USA-based retail and ecommerce customer support provider helping global brands deliver exceptional customer experiences. We partner with ecommerce, DTC, and omnichannel retailers to manage post-purchase operations including order management, WISMO resolution, returns and refunds, and...
Top Services:
- BPO
- Location
- Norcross, Georgia
- Number of Employees
- 1000 & Up
- Average Hourly Rate
- $10/hr
Aurexis Global Commerce helps brands, sellers, retailers, and growing online businesses manage the operational side of e-commerce. From product catalogs and marketplace listings to multi-channel store support, our hands-on team helps keep e-commerce operations accurate, organized, and scalable across Shopify...
Top Services:
- BPO
- eCommerce Development
- eCommerce
- SEO
- Staff Augmentation
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- Location
- Los Angeles, California
- Number of Employees
- Under 49
- Average Hourly Rate
- $25/hr
- Minimal Budget
- Under $1,000
- Portfolios Count
- 2 Projects Listed
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BPO Services FAQs
What services do BPO companies in the USA typically provide?
US BPO providers support businesses across front-office, back-office, and operational functions, including:Â
- Customer support and call center services across phone, chat, and email.Â
- Back-office services such as data entry, billing, payroll, and document processing.Â
- Finance and accounting support, including bookkeeping, AP and AR, and reporting.Â
- Human resources outsourcing covering recruitment support, onboarding, and HR administration.Â
- IT and technical support, including help desk and application support.Â
- Sales and lead generation service,s such as appointment setting and CRM management.Â
- Marketing operations support, including campaign execution and analytics.Â
- Industry-specific services for healthcare, legal, and financial operations.Â
How much does it cost to hire a BPO company in the USA?
Based on DesignRush portfolio data, hiring a BPO company in the USA costs between $90 and $100 per hour, depending on service type, specialization, and delivery model.Â
Project-based pricing:Â
- Small projects: $20,000 to $25,000 for short-term or limited-scope support, usually 2 to 6 months.Â
- Mid-range contracts: $25,000 to $100,000 for ongoing back office, customer support, or healthcare billing over 6 to 18 months.Â
- Large-scale programs:Â $100,000 to $500,000+ for long-term, multi-team operations such as customer service, sales support, or medical billing.Â
- Enterprise-level BPO:Â $1 million+ annually for high-volume, regulated, or fully managed operations.Â
In practice, most US BPO contracts fall between $25,000 and $250,000, with pricing driven by workload volume, service complexity, and contract duration.Â
Which industries most commonly use BPO services in the US?
BPO companies most commonly serve:Â
- Information technology, with 77% of organizations outsourcing IT infrastructure and 72% outsourcing application and software development.Â
- Healthcare and medical billing, including claims processing, coding, and patient support.Â
- Finance and accounting, where 54% outsource finance functions, and 60% outsource tax-related processes.Â
- Legal services, with 68% of organizations are outsourcing legal and compliance tasks.Â
- Customer service and helpdesk operations, supported by 65% outsourcing of helpdesk and end user computing.Â
- Human resources, with 57% outsourcing HR functions such as payroll and benefits administration.Â
- Data and analytics are outsourced by 72% of organizations to improve reporting and decision-making.Â
- Retail, ecommerce, and back-office operations, including order management, procurement at 49%, and supply chain support at 52%.Â
What outsourcing models do US-based companies typically offer?
They typically offer these outsourcing models:Â
- Onshore outsourcing with US-based teams.Â
- Nearshore outsourcing using teams in nearby regions.Â
- Offshore outsourcing for cost-sensitive, high-volume work.Â
- Dedicated team models for long-term operations.Â
- Project-based outsourcing for fixed scope work.Â
- Hybrid models combining multiple delivery locations and pricing structures.Â
How do businesses measure ROI when outsourcing to a BPO partner?
Businesses measure performance and ROI by tracking:Â
- Service level agreements such as response time, resolution time, and accuracy.Â
- Cost savings compared to in-house staffing and operations.Â
- Productivity metrics like volume handled per agent or per hour.Â
- Quality scores including error rates, compliance, and customer satisfaction.Â
- Revenue impact for sales, retention, or collections focused programs.Â
- Regular reporting, benchmarking, and quarterly performance reviews.Â


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