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House cleaning software for recurring clients

Weekly and biweekly cleans that schedule themselves, a checklist and photos on every visit, online booking, and clients who pay without being chased.

14-day free trial. No card required.

Recurring cleans

Set each client's clean once and it repeats on the schedule.

  • Weekly, biweekly or monthly cleans on repeat
  • Clients skip a clean or pause under your rules

Checklists and photos

Every cleaner works from the same list and shows the finished work.

  • A checklist on every visit
  • Before and after photos from the field app

Online booking

New clients book from your website, at times your schedule really has open.

  • Online booking with live arrival windows
  • A request form for your website

Keep clients happy

Clients know when you're coming and can find everything in one place.

  • Email reminders before each visit
  • A portal where clients see visits and pay
  • Review requests after the clean

Also handles

Job costing

Labor and materials against each job, so you see real margins.

Crew time tracking

Clock in and out from the field app; timesheets for payroll.

Good / better / best quotes

Offer three options on one quote and let customers pick online.

Property photos

A street-level photo of every property before you drive out.

Import from Jobber or a spreadsheet

Bring your customer list over in minutes with CSV import.

Questions

Can I schedule weekly and biweekly cleans?
Yes. Recurring visits repeat weekly, every other week or monthly, and fill the schedule on their own.
Can clients skip a clean?
Yes, if you allow it. You set how far ahead they can skip or pause, and how often.
Can I keep a card on file?
Yes. Clients save a card, and autopay charges it when the invoice goes out.
Can each service have its own checklist?
Yes. Each service carries its own checklist, and the cleaner works through it on every visit.

Ready for your next clean?

Start your free trial in a couple of minutes, or book a live walkthrough first.