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Websites for cleaners — done for you, from £40 a month.

Someone is about to let a stranger into their home, and they're deciding on their phone, in about a minute.

Your own site answers the questions that decide it — insured, checked, reviewed, local, what you clean and roughly what it costs — and takes the enquiry while your hands are in a bucket.

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What your customers
type into Google

  • “cleaner near me”
  • “end of tenancy cleaning”
  • “deep clean”
  • “weekly domestic cleaner”

Four of the things people near you type when they want a cleaner this week. If nothing of yours comes up, they ring someone whose insurance and reviews are in front of them. Your own site puts yours in front of them.

Which is you?

Where do most of your clients come from today?

One tap. The page lines up what matters for you.

Three ways a cleaner loses a job before it's started.

And what your own site does about each one. Nothing here is a promise we can't keep — it's what's on the plan card.

1

Facebook is your website

It works for the people already in the local group. It doesn't work for the person who just Googled your name and found a page they can't read without logging in.

A proper page of your own that anyone can open, with your hours, your prices-from and your number a thumb away — and your Facebook linked from it.

2

"Are you insured? Are you checked?"

Letting someone into the house is a trust decision. If the answers aren't in front of them, they ring someone whose answers are.

Insured, DBS-checked and your reviews on the first screen, with the areas you cover — the things that let a nervous homeowner say yes.

3

Work that comes in waves

Full one month, quiet the next, and nothing you can do about it but wait for the phone. The people searching "cleaner near me" this week never find you, because there's nothing of yours to find.

Your own site, with your Google profile set up with you, so you show up on Maps when someone nearby searches — and a page that gives them a reason to ring you rather than the next name.

See one, not a description

This is what a cleaner's site looks like when we build it.

Sparrow & Co. Cleaning, one cleaner on all three plans. £40 is one page: what they clean, prices by bedroom, insured and vetted. £80 adds a page for each kind of clean, your reviews on the site, and a quote form that asks the size of the place. £150 adds booking: pick the clean, pick a morning, confirmed by email.

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sparrowcocleaning.co.uk● Live
Tier 2 · Get Leads£80/mo
Cleaner7 pages
Sparrow & Co. Cleaning

Six cleaning pages, prices by bedroom, and a quote form that asks the size of the place.

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On Get Leads · £80/mo

New on £80, over £40

  • A page for each service
  • A quote form with photos that emails you the moment someone asks
  • Your Google reviews shown on the site

A page for each kind of clean — end of tenancy, deep cleans, offices — an enquiry form that asks rooms, how often and which day, your Google reviews on the site, and your Google profile kept in step with it.

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Sample builds — illustrative businesses, shown to demonstrate range. The same business on each plan: the design stays, the plan's size and features change. Real, named clients replace these as we go.

What goes on a cleaner's site

Built from your trade, not dropped into a template.

  1. 1

    Insured, DBS-checked, reviewed

    The three things that decide it, on the first screen. Your Google reviews shown on the site on Get Leads.

  2. 2

    What you clean

    Regular domestic, end of tenancy, deep cleans, offices, carpets and ovens — in your words, with a from-price if you want one. On Get Leads, a page for each.

  3. 3

    Where you cover

    The towns and estates you'll travel to, and the days you work them, so nobody rings from the wrong side of the county.

  4. 4

    An enquiry form that reaches you between jobs

    On Get Leads: rooms, how often, which day, anything special — in your email the moment they press send.

  5. 5

    Before and after

    An oven that gleams again sells a deep clean better than any paragraph. Send a photo and it's on the site within 3 working days.

  6. 6

    Your number, a thumb away

    Tap-to-call on every screen, your hours right under it, and your Facebook and Instagram linked for the people who prefer them.

Which plan for a cleaner?

The plan that fits you — and the other two, plainly.

Most cleaners pick Get Online at £40: one proper page with insured, checked and reviewed on it, your Google profile set up with you, and your number a thumb away. Get Leads at £80 is worth it when you want an enquiry form that takes the details while you work, and a page for each kind of clean.

For a cleaner — a facebook group

Get Online£40/mo

or £400/yr — pay for 10 months, get 12

Keep the group — it's working. Get Online is one proper page for the people the group can't reach: insured, DBS-checked, your reviews, where you cover and your number a thumb away, so the person who Googles your name finds something they can open.

What's included
  • A proper one-page site on your own web address
  • Your Google profile set up with you
  • Changes within 3 working days
  • A monthly results email
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The other two

  • Get Leads · £80/mo

    A page for each kind of clean — end of tenancy, deep cleans, offices — an enquiry form that asks rooms, how often and which day, your Google reviews on the site, and your Google profile kept in step with it.

  • Get Booked · £150/mo

    Everything in Get Leads, plus online booking in a diary of your own. It's for businesses where customers pick a slot themselves, which most cleaners don't want — but it's there if you do.

Every plan is designed from your own business. Compare all three

Questions cleaners ask us

Straight answers, no small print.

I'm a one-person business. Is this too much for me?

It's built for exactly that. Get Online at £40 is one proper page: who you are, what you clean, where, that you're insured and checked, your reviews and your number. Nothing to manage — you send a message when something changes and we do it within 3 working days.

Can the site say I'm insured and DBS-checked?

Yes, on the first screen, where it matters. Send us the insurer's name and your certificate date and we put it where a nervous homeowner looks first. Same for any trade association you belong to.

Most of my clients come from a Facebook group. Do I need a site?

Keep the group — it's working. The site is for the people the group can't reach: the one who just Googled "cleaner in your town" or your name, and found nothing they could open. Your Facebook is linked from the site so both roads lead to you.

Can people tell me the size of the house and how often they want it?

On Get Leads, yes. The enquiry form asks the things you'd ask on the phone — rooms, how often, which day, anything special — and emails you the answers the moment they press send. You ring back with a price instead of a list of questions.

Which plan should a cleaner pick?

Most pick Get Online at £40: one page that answers the trust questions and takes the call. Get Leads at £80 adds the enquiry form and a page for each kind of clean (end of tenancy, deep cleans, offices), which is what people search for. Get Booked at £150 is for businesses where customers pick an appointment slot themselves, which most cleaners don't want.

Will it get me to the top of Google?

We can't promise you a spot, and nobody honest can. What we do: set your Google profile up with you on every plan so you show on Maps, keep its hours, photos and links in step with your site on Get Leads, and make sure that when people do find you there's something good to tap. That's the real work, and we tell you plainly how it's going in your dashboard.

What do you need from me?

Almost nothing. Fill in one short form, and we build the preview from what's already online — your Google listing, your Facebook page. A photo of you or your van, and a before-and-after if you have one, are the only things worth sending. Then you look at your finished site on a private link and tell us to make it live.

See your cleaner's site before you pay a penny.

One short form. We build your preview from what's already online, and you look it over on your phone. Nothing to pay until you say make it live.

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