House cleaning
8 guides for house cleaning, plus 3 free tools. Start with the calculators, then the pricing guide and invoice template — the two pages most operators come back to.
Free tools
Price a house cleaning job
Enter the clean type, the home size, and the condition. Get a defensible price range you can quote on the spot — no signup, no email.
Open the tool → Startup cost calculatorBuild your house cleaning startup budget
Pick a budget tier, edit any price to match your market, and see your real startup cost, monthly overhead, and how many cleans it takes to break even. No signup, no email.
Open the tool → Text message scriptsText & email scripts for house cleaning
Pick a situation, fill in the details, and copy a ready-to-send message. No-shows, deposits, confirmations, late payments, and reviews — covered.
Open the tool →Start here
How Much Should a Solo Cleaner Charge for Deep Cleaning
What separates a deep clean from a standard clean, flat-rate and per-square-foot pricing, and why the first deep clean sets the price for every one after.
Invoice templateHouse Cleaning Invoice Template (Free)
A copy-paste invoice template for house cleaning — standard vs. deep clean, add-ons, and recurring-schedule fields that keep billing consistent.
Pricing guides
- How Much to Charge for House Cleaning per Hour
Hourly vs. flat-rate pricing, deep-clean and move-out premiums, and the add-ons solo cleaners forget to charge for.
Software & apps
- House Cleaning Business Software for a One-Person Operation (2026)
Five tools compared for solo house cleaners — real entry prices, which one handles recurring weekly/biweekly cleaning best, and when the bigger platforms are worth the upgrade.
Running the business
- What Receipts to Keep for a Cleaning Business
Supplies, equipment, mileage, and insurance — the receipt categories that actually matter for a solo house cleaner's taxes.