Help with Business Name

I agree with jb b. I don't think these sound like professional names. But they would make good tag lines, although "Add Value to Your Time" sounds more business like. "More time for you" sounds too personal, not business like. Use your name. Don't know what your last name is, but try Gentry Group, Gentry Associates, Gentry Assistants, etc. Makes you sound bigger. And, get a good logo that makes you look professional and sets the tone for your business.

Time Bandits- VAS
Time in a Bottle-VAS
Freed-Up-VAS

I probably won't say this right but most small business owners are so passionate about their business that I don't think they think, consciously anyway, that gaining time or taking back time is a primary need. Most do think of themselves proudly as the risk-taker but also see that burden as the differentiator that others do not understand. They truly know the meaning of the phrase "The buck stops here". So I would suggest as a company name "When the Buck Stops" implying that even though you cannot take their risk, (only they take the risk and this is their pride) - there is someone to turn to for assistance "when the buck stops". Good luck with your endeavor!

what about "e-sistant" (instead of assistant): Time Saving Virtual Assistant Support

How about going mythological: "Atlas: we support your business!" with the picture of Atlas supporting the Earth as a logo...it sounds smashing to me!!

Total Office Administrative Solutions!
Virtual Administrative Solutions

Free your Time
Free / Time
Free Time

I like the take back your time, but it almost sounds like a home based business opportunity. Rather than finding a catchy name what about using your name and then have the catchy tag line? They would remember your name and the catchy tag line would also help.

How about "Delorian" and then your tag line is "Take back your time - Virtual Assistant Support. (The Delorian was the time machine car in the "Back to the Future" movies - it might be dated, but it is still a pretty name, and I assure you every one in their 30 40s 50s knows about those movies.

I agree that these that you have come up with sound more like tag lines.

I liked what Sam suggested (e-ssistant) -- it could also be V-ssistant

Good luck with your new biz!!