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Per-job and per-room pricing for cleaners, duct crews, and wash pros. 16 free calculators, no signup.

Pricing cleaning services work honestly

Cleaning quotes look simple until the real costs show up: drive time between jobs, laundry and restock on turnovers, chemicals, and the same-day premium everyone expects for free. These tools price the visit you actually make, not the visit in the customer's head, so a $120 clean stops quietly paying like a part-time job.

Pricing rules that protect your margin

  • Quote the first clean higher. Deep first visits set the baseline; recurring prices assume maintenance, not rescue.
  • Turnovers are logistics, not just cleaning: laundry, restock, and wait time between guests all belong in the price.
  • Per-room pricing needs adjusters for condition: pet issues, stairs, and protectant add-ons change the job, so they change the price.
  • Your minimum per stop protects the route. Short jobs at full price beat long drives at a discount.

Questions, answered

Why does a $120 clean pay so little per hour?
Because the two hours on site are usually three and a half with drive, supplies, and admin. The cleaning price check shows your true hourly rate with everything counted.
Per-vent or per-job for duct cleaning?
Per-vent pricing with a sane minimum protects you on small homes and scales on big ones. The duct tools compare both against coupon-style flat pricing.

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