Stop Guessing. Start Profiting.
The Ultimate Pricing & Quote Guide for Cleaning Professionals
Have you ever finished a deep clean, looked at the check in your hand, and realized you actually lost money?
Most cleaning owners spend their first two years "guessing" their rates based on what the person down the street charges. But here is the secret: The person down the street is usually guessing, too. Underpricing yourself doesn't just hurt your bank account—it leads to burnout, resentment, and a "business" that feels more like a low-paying job. From "Stuttering" to "Stating" Your Price
The moment a client asks, "So, how much will it be?" is where most owners lose their confidence. If you hesitate, they negotiate. If you overthink it, you leave money on the table.
We built the Cleaning Pricing & Quote Guide to give you the math-backed confidence to state your price, stand your ground, and ensure every single hour you spend scrubbing results in a profit you can actually live on.
What’s Inside Your Profit Blueprint:
1. The Residential Recurring Formula
The Tactic: Predictable Revenue.
What it does: Learn how to price weekly, bi-weekly, and monthly jobs so they are profitable from visit one. We show you how to account for the "maintenance" factor so you aren't overworked and underpaid.
2. One-Time & Move-Out Mastery
The Tactic: Value-Based Anchoring.
What it does: These are high-intensity jobs. We teach you how to price for the difficulty, not just the hours, so you get paid a premium for the "heavy lifting."
3. Commercial Pricing Simplified
The Tactic: Scalability.
What it does: Commercial bidding feels intimidating until you see the math. We strip away the confusion and show you how to bid on offices and small businesses without the "big-biz" headache.
4. The "Confidence" Scripts
The Tactic: Psychological Authority.
What it does: Exactly what to say when a client says "that’s too high." Learn how to explain your value so the price becomes a non-issue.
The Transformation:
Before the Guide: You’re staring at a house walkthrough, nervously doing math in your head, and hoping the client doesn't say no. After the Guide: You walk in with a system. You see the square footage, you see the condition, and you know exactly what the number needs to be to make it worth your time. No more guessing. No more "Post-Job Regret."
You don't need more clients—you need better margins. Also available inside the "Client Closing Toolkit".