Cleaning contracts & jobs

Cleaning Contracts — For Businesses Awarding Them and Cleaners Taking Them

This is the national hub for contract cleaning across the 23 states we operate in. Two audiences use it. Businesses and property managers use it to put recurring cleaning out to a vetted local crew. Cleaners and small crews use it to find contract work near them without paying lead fees.

Contracts on the platform post at $160–$220 for a standard home clean, $220–$330 for a deep clean, $280–$550 for a move-out and $160–$600 per commercial visit. Cleaners see the payout before accepting. Applying is free.

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If you are a business awarding a cleaning contract

Recurring cleaning — offices, rentals, short-lets, retail units, communal areas — put to local professionals who already work in that zip code.

Offices and commercial units

Nightly, weekly or twice-weekly visits with a fixed scope and a named crew. Priced per visit at $160–$600 depending on floor area and frequency, invoiced monthly. See commercial cleaning for the scope detail.

Property managers and landlords

Turnover cleaning between tenancies on call-off, so a unit never waits on a crew. Most portfolios run this alongside move-out cleaning and periodic deep cleans of communal areas.

Short-let and Airbnb operators

Same-day turnovers against your booking calendar, with linen and consumable handling. The mechanics are on the Airbnb turnover page; the contract simply reserves the capacity.

Builders and developers

Rolling handover contracts across a site rather than one clean at a time — rough, final and touch-up stages priced per unit. Detail on the post-construction cleaning page.

Venues and event spaces

Standing crews for a venue with a recurring booking calendar, briefed once on your access, waste and hand-back rules. See event cleaning services.

What a contract fixes

Scope, frequency, price per visit, the hand-back standard and who supplies consumables. Anything not in those five lines becomes an argument later, so we quote against all five.

Awarding rather than seeking? Request a quote with the site, the frequency and the scope, and you get a per-visit price and a local crew rather than a callback to qualify you.

If you are a cleaner looking for contracts

Apply once
Ten minutes on the cleaning job application: contact details, service area, experience, availability, transport, background-check consent. No fee, no subscription.
Set the area you will actually drive to
Zip codes, not a city name. Drive time is the thing that quietly destroys margin on contract work, and the platform will not show you jobs outside the box you draw.
Accept work with the payout attached
Every posted contract shows what it pays before you take it. You choose; nothing is assigned.
Turn one-offs into recurring
The money in contract cleaning is in the weekly and biweekly repeats. Customers who rebook the same crew are the difference between a full week and a busy phone.

New to the business side of this? Read how to get cleaning contracts, how to start a cleaning business and what house cleaners get paid by state.

What contract cleaning pays

These are the bands contracts post at on the marketplace. Customers pay these prices and contractor earnings come out of them, before the per-job platform fee.

Contract type	Typical posted price
Standard home clean	$160–$220 per visit
Deep clean	$220–$330 per visit
Move in / move out	$280–$550 per job
Airbnb / rental turnover	$90–$180 per turnover
Commercial / office	$160–$600 per visit
Post-construction	$300–$750 per job
Hourly housekeeping	$25–$60 per hour
Event and after-party	$140–$320 per job

Cleaning contracts by state

Every state we staff has its own contract page, with the local pay bands and the cities posting the most work.