A cleaning company website as tidy as your rota, with quote requests

Through the quote form on your website. Your customer says what needs cleaning and how big it is. Every request lands in the inbox in your account and you get an email. The form costs €18.15 to set up and €29.04 a year, incl. VAT (it comes with the Tradesman package). Without the form, customers simply call, message or email you.

Yes. Put both kinds of service in. Show prices for households as they pay them, including VAT if you’re registered.

Yes, if you add it to the service, such as “weekly” or “every two weeks”. The AI never invents frequencies or set times you don’t give.

Your hours sit in a weekly rota, with today highlighted. Fill them in the way you work; you change them yourself in your account.

Your website runs on your own domain name, Google can read it, and the code says what kind of business you are, your address if you show it, your hours and the places you cover. When someone searches “cleaning company near me”, Google often shows businesses on the map first; for that you need a free Google Business Profile. Your account has a short checklist to set it up and to ask customers for a review. Nobody can promise you a top spot, and I won’t either.

Website, 1 page: €67.76 the first year, then €43.56 a year, incl. VAT. Your services as a cleaning rota, the places you cover and one tap to call. Website, 1 page, with quote form and inbox: €114.95 the first year, then €72.60 a year. A request for an office, a home or an end-of-tenancy clean, with the size and how often. Tradesman: up to 5 pages with quote form and inbox: €143.99 the first year, then €72.60 a year. Offices, homes, windows and the places you cover each on a page of their own, with the quote form on them. The first year covers making your website, hosting, https and the domain name (a new one in your name, or your own); the years after cover hosting, the domain name and the add-ons you keep. Excl. VAT, that’s €56, then €36 a year.

You see it while you fill in your details, on a computer and on a phone; the copy is written in about half a minute. Once you approve it and pay, it goes online straight away. Then I check it myself, within one working day. If the system flags something, I check first and the site goes online after that. Already have a domain name? Your website runs on it as soon as you’ve set the DNS records at your registrar; you get an email when it’s ready.