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Websites for Cleaning Companies

People who hire a cleaner are letting someone into their home or office. Your website has to answer two questions fast: can I trust this company, and how do I get a price? We build cleaning company websites that do both, and you see yours before you pay a cent.

What customers check before they book a cleaner

Most people compare two or three cleaning companies before they ask for a quote. They're looking for the same few things every time:

• Exactly what you clean. Standard house cleaning, deep cleans, move-in and move-out cleans, recurring weekly or bi-weekly service, offices, Airbnb turnovers, post-construction. If a service isn't listed, visitors assume you don't do it.
• Where you work. A clear list of the towns, neighborhoods or ZIP codes you cover saves you from quote requests you can't take.
• Proof they can trust you. Whether you're insured and bonded, whether your team is background-checked, how long you've been in business, and what other customers say. Only list what's true for your business. We'll write it plainly and put it where people look.
• What's included in a clean. A simple checklist by room (kitchen, bathrooms, bedrooms, living areas) answers the question every customer asks and cuts down back-and-forth.
• How to get a price. A short quote request form that asks for the home size, the type of clean and how often, plus a visible phone number or email on every page.

A typical cleaning company website

On our 5-Page Website plan, a cleaning business site usually looks like this:

1. Home: who you are, the area you serve, your main services, reviews and a "Get a free quote" button above the fold.
2. Services: each type of clean with what's included, so customers can pick the right one.
3. Service area: the towns you cover, which also helps you appear in local searches like "house cleaning near me".
4. About: your story, your team, and what makes your cleaners different: eco-friendly products, the same cleaner every visit, or a satisfaction re-clean policy, if you offer them.
5. Contact and quote: a form, your phone number, email and hours.

Running both residential and commercial cleaning? The 5-Page Website lets you give each its own page, along with pages for move-out cleaning or janitorial contracts, which tend to attract different customers.

Small details that win more bookings

• Mobile first. Many customers search for a cleaner on their phone. Every Hively site is mobile-friendly, with tap-to-call and tap-to-email links.
• Real photos. Photos of your team, your branded car or a spotless kitchen you've cleaned build more trust than stock images. Upload your own on our intake form, or we'll use stock images until you have some.
• Recurring service, front and center. If weekly and bi-weekly clients are your best customers, we'll make recurring cleaning the main offer instead of burying it.
• Booking links. If you already use a booking or scheduling tool, we can link your "Book now" buttons straight to it.

Why cleaning companies choose Hively

Most cleaning businesses are run by owners who are already busy cleaning. You don't have time for agency meetings or to learn a website builder at night. With Hively, you fill out one 10-minute form, we build the site, and you get a private preview within 48 hours. If you love it, you approve it and your monthly plan starts. If you don't, you ask for changes (two rounds are free) or you walk away without paying.

Plans and pricing

One plan: the 5-Page Website, now $69.99 a month (normally $99.99). That's 30% off for life while you stay subscribed.

$0 upfront. Pay through PayPal only after you approve your site. No contract, cancel anytime in PayPal.

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