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Websites for House Cleaning Businesses
Help clients feel safe letting you into their home, and make it easy for them to ask for a quote. $150 a month.
What Clients Check Before Booking a Cleaner
Hiring a cleaner means handing someone a key to your home. These are the first things clients look for.
Bonded and insured
Your coverage goes near the top of the home page, so nobody has to dig for it or call to ask.
A team they can picture
Photos and first names of your cleaners, plus a note on background checks if you run them. People trust faces more than logos.
Reviews from real clients
Your best reviews appear on the site, so a new visitor sees that people in their area already trust you.
Show Exactly What Gets Cleaned
Most of the questions cleaners get are about what is included. Your site gets a room-by-room checklist for kitchens, bathrooms, bedrooms, and living areas, with a separate list for deep cleans and move-outs. Clients know what they are paying for before they reach out.
The 5 Pages on Your Cleaning Business Website
Each page is planned around the questions your clients ask before they book.
- Home page with your service area and a quote button
- Services page for regular cleaning, deep cleaning, move-in and move-out, and extras like ovens and fridges
- What’s Included page with a room-by-room cleaning checklist
- About page with your team and your insurance details
- Contact page with a quote form that asks for home size, bathrooms, and how often they want cleaning
Give People a Price to Start From
You do not have to post every price. A starting price for a 2-bedroom home is often enough to get someone to ask for a quote. Your quote form asks for home size, number of bathrooms, pets, and how often they want cleaning, so you can reply with a real number.
One monthly price of $150 covers your design, hosting, unlimited edits, and support. There is nothing to pay up front, and the first 15 days are free.
Common Questions
Can my website link to the booking app I already use?
Yes. If you book through an app, I add a booking button that sends clients straight to it. If you don’t, the quote form collects everything you need.
I clean homes on my own. Is a website still worth it?
Yes. A real website makes a one-person business look as trustworthy as a large company, and many new clients search on Google before they book anyone.
Can my site show different prices for different home sizes?
Yes. We can list starting prices by number of bedrooms, or keep it to a quote form. You can change your mind at any time.
How much does a website for a cleaning business cost?
$150 a month with $0 down. Design, hosting, unlimited edits, and support are included, and you can try it free for 15 days.