Demonstration, fictional domestic cleaning company
Brightside Cleaning
A home-services page: hourly and fixed prices, what a regular clean includes, and a quote by message.
Cleaners and cleaning companies
Websites for cleaners and cleaning companies
Someone hiring a cleaner is letting a stranger into their home, often while they are out. Price matters, but trust decides it: who comes, whether they are vetted and insured, and what happens with the keys.
Before they choose a cleaner
How much is a weekly clean?
“How much is a weekly house cleaning service” and “how much do domestic cleaners charge” are common searches. Give an hourly rate or a price per clean for a typical home, and say what changes it.
What will you actually clean?
A checklist for a regular clean against a deep or end-of-tenancy clean, so customers know what they are paying for.
Will it be the same person each time?
Many customers care about this more than price. Say whether you send the same cleaner and what happens when they are away.
Do I need to supply products?
Say whether you bring equipment and products, and whether you can use the customer’s own on request.
On a cleaner’s page
Vetting
Say how cleaners are checked. A self-employed cleaner can apply for a basic DBS check themselves; a company can ask for checks on its staff. GOV.UK: request a basic DBS check.
Insurance
Public liability insurance covers accidental damage in a customer’s home. If you hold it, say so and give the cover.
How keys and alarm codes are kept
Where keys are stored, whether they are labelled with addresses (they should not be), and what happens if one is lost.
Brightside Cleaning, a fictional cleaning company, shows hourly prices, a checklist for each type of clean and how keys are kept.
Showing your prices
An hourly rate, a minimum visit length and a guide to how long a typical home of each size takes let a customer work out the cost. Quote end-of-tenancy and deep cleans separately.
£49 upfront for a one-page website, and £20 a month for the care plan that comes with it (hosting, updates and support), with a 12-month minimum term, fixed in writing before we start. Pricing.
Extras that suit this trade
- Let customers message you in one tap (Free): customers can message a few photos of the rooms and a question about a one-off clean, so you can reply with a time between jobs.
- Help people and AI assistants find you (£15 a month): people search for cleaners by area, so a title and summary that name the areas you cover help you appear.
- Speak to customers in their own language (£8 a month): households and landlords who speak another language can read what a clean includes before they get in touch.
Cleaners and cleaning companies: questions
How much do domestic cleaners charge?
Most charge by the hour with a minimum visit, and prices vary by area. A good cleaning website shows its hourly rate and how long a typical home takes.
What should a cleaning company website include?
Prices, what each type of clean covers, areas, how cleaners are vetted and insured, how keys are handled, and how to book a first visit.
Should a cleaner offer end-of-tenancy cleans on the same page?
Yes, if you do them, as a separate item with its own price and checklist. Tenants search for it separately.
How much does a website for cleaners and cleaning companies cost?
Ours is £49 upfront for a one-page website, and £20 a month for the care plan that comes with it (hosting, updates and support), with a 12-month minimum term.
Ready when you are
Order the one-page website now, or tell us what you need and we will reply with a quote within one working day.