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28 cleaners · United States

See what a cleaning costs near you.

Residential, commercial and industrial cleaning

Open a profile and read the rates before you pick up the phone. No form, no sign-up, and we never ask for your number. Everyone on this list cleans — homes and businesses: no plumbers, no handymen. You call them. Nobody calls you.

  • Free to use
  • No sign-up
  • We take no cut of what you pay them

What it costs

What a cleaning costs is on the page, not behind a form.

You know how it goes everywhere else. You fill in one box, you wait, and a few companies call you back before anybody says a dollar amount out loud. Here you read the price first and decide whether it is worth a call.

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What goes here: A phone showing a real profile with the price on it. The number is the subject of the shot, not the app.

  • A starting price, in plain numbersPer visit, per hour or per square foot — however that person actually charges. No range, no "it depends", no callback.
  • On some pages, a calculatorPick your bedrooms and bathrooms. Choose a standard clean, a deep clean, or a move-in / move-out. The number lands while you read it.
  • Coming back costs lessEvery week or every two weeks usually works out cheaper per visit. When somebody offers that, the discount is in the table, not in a negotiation.
  • It is a starting price, and it should beA four-bedroom the morning after a party is not a two-bedroom on a Tuesday. The final number you agree with them, on the call.
  • Not everyone publishes ratesSome would rather talk it through first. Their number is on the page all the same, so you can ask in one message and have the answer in writing.
  • And it is between the two of youWe take nothing out of the job. We never even find out what you paid.
See who lists their prices

How this works

Hiring a cleaner here: four steps, and not one is a form.

From the search box to a price on the phone is about five minutes, and every one of those minutes is yours. Call one. Call five. Call nobody and think about it for a week — nothing is waiting on you, because we never asked your name.

  1. Type your city or ZIP

    You get the people who clean in it. Not plumbers, not handymen, not a mixed list you have to dig through.

    Most directories put every trade in the same box.

  2. Open a page and read

    Rates when they publish them, hours day by day, years in the trade, the areas they cover, the languages they work in, and how you can pay them.

    Most directories ask you to request a quote and wait.

  3. Write, email, call or WhatsApp

    Whichever one you would actually use. The message comes written for you, with your home size and the price you just read in it — send it as is or change every word.

    Most directories send your request to several companies, who then call you.

  4. Agree the price with them

    Straight with the person doing the work: the day, the time and the price, decided between the two of you.

    Most directories take a booking fee somewhere in the middle.

How it works

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What goes here: One take over a real phone: type a city, open a profile, tap the message button, and the text is already written.

The long version, step by step

What you need done

Residential and commercial cleaning, job by job

Getting a deposit back is not the every-other-week tidy, and neither is the last wipe-down before a family walks into a brand-new house — or the Monday clean of an office. Homes first, then businesses, then the jobs that need their own machine. Pick the one you actually need and you will only see people who do it.

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Your own eyes

Check them yourself, in your state's own record

So you found somebody. Now you want to know they are real. We are not going to tell you they are fine. What we do is give you the name the business says it is registered under and a link to its own state’s public register. Your own eyes, about a minute, free.

  1. The state, not us

    A company can tell us the exact name it is registered under. We link you to its state’s official public register so you can look it up yourself, for free.

  2. Straight from them to you

    We ask for no paperwork and we accept none, so nothing has been through our hands on the way. What a company says about itself reaches you as it wrote it. We cannot authenticate a license or an insurance policy, and we do not claim otherwise.

  3. You decide

    Ask the company for proof of insurance before work starts, the same as you would with any contractor. What a register shows you is that the business exists and is in good standing.

What a register listing does not mean

And what it does not mean. A register listing is not a rating, a background check, insurance, or a guarantee of the work. It tells you the business exists on the record of its state and nothing more.

Not every profile has a link. Plenty of companies here have not given us a registered name yet, and some states are not in our list at all. It says nothing about their work — ask them directly, the same as you would with any other company.Why we stopped checking documents

Before you call

The four things people ask before hiring a cleaner

Short answers, and none of them is a sales pitch. If we cannot do something, it says so here.

Does it cost me anything to use this?

No. Searching, reading profiles and calling a company is free. The cleaning companies pay a monthly membership to be listed, and that is the only money involved.

Do you check the companies listed here?

No, and we say so on purpose. We do not ask for documents and we do not accept them, because we cannot authenticate an insurance policy or a license. What a company can do is tell us the exact name it is registered under, and then its profile links to the free public register of its state so you can look it up yourself. Not every profile has that link, and that says nothing about their work — often we simply do not have that state on file yet.

So anyone can be listed here?

Any cleaning company, yes. We do not decide who is allowed to work. What we do is keep this directory to cleaning only, so the people who land on it are actually looking for cleaning.

Will you give my phone number to companies?

No. We do not collect it. You call the company from the number on their profile, so nothing passes through us.

Every question we get, answered

Your turn

Type your city. See what a cleaning costs.

That is the whole thing. Nobody calls you unless you called them first.

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Walking into a place somebody just cleaned is the best part. It is about five minutes away.

For cleaning companies

You do the work. Nobody can find you.

You leave a house better than you found it, and nobody sees it but the family who lives there. Put up your page here — your city, your services, your photos, your number — and tell us the name your business is registered under, so a customer can confirm you exist before they ring. The call comes straight to you. We take no cut of the job; we do not even know what you charged.

  • A page of your own, to send to anyone who asks
  • Your name on your city’s page, alongside everyone else who covers it
  • Up to 12 photos and 45 seconds of video — the before and the after

$30/month

See how it works

No paperwork needed, and we would not look at it anyway. Any cleaning business can be here.

En español

¿Tienes un negocio de limpieza?

Tu trabajo lo ve la familia de la casa y nadie más. Aquí haces tu página —tus fotos, tu teléfono— y el cliente te llama a ti, sin papeles y sin requisitos. Ni un dólar de tu trabajo es nuestro.

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