Industries · Cleaning
People choose a cleaner on two things: whether they trust you in their home, and how easy it is to get a price. Your site answers both, with who comes and what a clean covers, and a request that already has the bedrooms and baths, the schedule and the start date.
"How much for a cleaning?" depends on bedrooms, bathrooms, pets and how long it has been since the last deep clean. A form with a name and a message box means writing back with questions, and some people never answer the second email.
A move-out clean and a customer who wants you every other Thursday are very different work for your schedule. When the site sends both to the same blank form, your best requests sit in the same pile as everything else until you read them all.
People hand your team a key or a door code, often while they are at work. If the site does not say who comes, whether it is the same person each visit, and what insurance you carry, they keep looking until a site does.
What your site does
The visitor starts with how often: weekly, every two weeks, monthly or one time. Then the home: bedrooms, bathrooms, a rough square footage and any pets. Then a start date and the days that suit them. You get one message you can price from, and recurring requests are marked, so they do not get buried under one-time jobs.
How a customer uses it
We agree what goes into your site on the 15 minute call, and the fixed price covers all of it.
Our clients so far are in Lithuania and Sweden. These are live, open them.
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gitanosgeles.ltIt is your call. Starting prices by home size help people decide to ask, and the form can show them as the visitor picks bedrooms and bathrooms. If you would rather price each home yourself, the form still collects what you need to reply with a number.
The site takes a request with a start date and the days that work, and you confirm the time. That keeps your route in your hands. If you already use scheduling software with online booking for regular clients, the site can link to it.
Only what is true, in plain words. If you carry liability insurance or are bonded, say so and offer the certificate. If you run background checks, say who runs them and on whom, and if you do not, leave the subject out rather than hint at it. Our guide on cleaning business websites has more.
On a 15 minute call about what you clean and how customers reach you. You leave with a fixed price and a timeline before any work starts, and you pay once. The first version is free, built in 2 days, and you owe nothing if you pass on it.
Not a cleaning company yet, and we have no US clients. Our clients are in Lithuania and Sweden. The closest are the two above: a worker housing company that sets up ongoing stays from a short request, and a florist whose order form runs on size and time. Robertas, who runs builtlit, is in the Chicago area until November 18, 2026 and can meet in person.
We build the first version free, in 2 days. You click around it, then decide. If it is not for you, you owe nothing.