You are asking people to hand you their keys. They will check you first.
Before anyone lets a cleaner into their home they want three things: what it costs, whether you are insured, and whether their neighbours trust you. A simple site answers all three before you ever pick up the phone. We build it for you, with the first year of hosting included.
Everything a cleaner's website needs.
Your prices, in the open
Hourly or per clean, whichever you work by. It is the first thing every enquiry asks, so answering it early saves you the messages that go nowhere.
Insurance and checks up front
Public liability, checked staff, how long you have been going. This is the part that turns a stranger into a booking.
A quote form that saves you a visit
Bedrooms, bathrooms, how often, when. You get enough to price the job from your van instead of driving across town for a look.
Regular slots, not just one-offs
The money is in the weekly and fortnightly round. We build the page so a one-off enquiry gets asked about going regular.
End of tenancy made findable
People searching for their deposit back are ready to book today. It gets its own section so Google can find it.
Found locally on Google
Built so Google knows the areas you cover, with your Google Business Profile set up by Get found.
Click around a cleaner's site we've built.
Freshfield is a worked example we built to show cleaners exactly what they'd get: home, services with prices, a quote form and a contact page with the areas covered. Yours would carry your name, your prices and your reviews.
Freshfield, a domestic cleaning firm
A Business site, built as a worked example.
What cleaners usually pick
Most cleaners take the Business site: services with your prices, a quote form and your areas, designed and written for you. A solo cleaner with one service is often fine on a Starter site. Every site comes with its first year of hosting included.
What cleaners ask us.
I'm fully booked. Why would I want more enquiries?
Because cleaning clients move house, have babies and change jobs, and you lose a few every year whatever you do. A site keeps a small waiting list so a gap gets filled in a week instead of a month. It also lets you raise your prices, because you are no longer taking whoever turns up.
My work comes from local Facebook groups.
Groups reward whoever posted most recently, and your recommendation from March is gone. A website ranks for your area all year and never scrolls away. Keep posting in the groups, and give people somewhere to land when they do look you up.
People always want a price before I've seen the place.
So put your prices on the page and let the quote form ask the questions you would ask anyway. You get fewer enquiries and better ones, which is the trade every busy cleaner wants.
What do you need from me?
Your services, your prices, the areas you cover, your insurance details and a few photos. Rough notes are fine, we write the words.
Between jobs? This takes five minutes.
Tell us what you clean and where. No calls needed, no pressure.