SILAStaffing in Latin America

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Scope a LATAM project, team or country entry in one conversation

Describe the outcome you need. You get the delivery model, the team composition, the landed cost and a 90 day sequence, with an honest answer when a cheaper route, including running it yourself, is the better one.

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Tell me the outcome you need and I will shape the team, the delivery model and the cost. For example: we need a 6-person nearshore data team running by Q1, or we are opening in Mexico and need someone to represent us.

Answers use our own country cost and delivery data.

Planning estimates, not a binding quote, and not legal, tax or immigration advice. Contracting party and legal employer are confirmed in writing during scoping.

How is a LATAM project scoped?

A Latin American project is scoped in four decisions: the outcome you are buying, whether you want capacity or a delivered result, who employs the people, and how long you hold the footprint. Capacity with your management is staff augmentation or a managed team. A defined result with our management is a statement of work. Long-term country presence starts as employer of record or country representation and moves to your own entity once volume justifies it, usually around 12 to 20 employees held for two years. Most nearshore teams reach steady state in 6 to 12 weeks.

Just need a position priced?

If the question is a specific role, the hiring assistant returns the salary range, statutory burden, landed cost per seat and a realistic start date for that country.

Rather just tell us?

One line is enough. A named LATAM specialist replies within one business day, and there is no fee until someone starts.

Work email only. No call required to get an answer.

Questions buyers ask before scoping LATAM delivery