We answer the phone for cleaning companies, quote the job from your own rate card, and book it onto the schedule.

Almost nobody leaves a voicemail. They ring the next name on the list. Whoever picks up first gets paid.

  1. 10:14 AM

    The phone rings while the vacuum is running and both hands are in somebody else’s oven. It is a three-bed deep clean, and she is calling three companies this morning.

  2. One ring later

    Answered in your greeting, priced off your rate card, and booked into a slot your crew genuinely has free. Nobody stops cleaning to do it.

  3. 6:40 PM

    The version where it went to voicemail. You ring her back from the van and she booked the company that picked up at 10:15.

Some want to book, some want a price, some really do need you. We work out which, and deal with it on the call.

Quotes the clean on the first call

Bedroom and bathroom count, rough square footage, and whether the place has ever been done properly. That is your rate card, and it gives the caller a number before they hang up rather than a promise that you will call back tonight.

  • A price on the first call, off the rate card you wrote
  • Deep clean or standard decided by the questions you would have asked
  • Booked against the real length of the job, not a default hour
  • Anything off the rate card is written down in full and sent to you

Every business here was already getting the calls. Same marketing, same prices, same size team. The only change is that somebody picked up.

  • +29

    recurring cleans

    I was quoting from a driveway at nine at night. Now the quote is done before I have parked.

The leak is the phone, and it closes in an afternoon. Most people are answering calls the same day they sign up.

Paste in your website
Or your Google listing. We read your hours, services, and prices off it, so you are not typing them in. By hand works too.
Fix what we got wrong
We will get some of it wrong, so nothing goes live until you have read it over. Fix a price, sort your Saturday hours, set the greeting word for word.
Point your number at us
Take a new local number, or forward the one already on your van. Nothing to port, nothing to install, and you can switch it back the same way.