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For commercial cleaning owners

Stop guessing whether the job is worth taking.

Check one quote free. See labor, direct cost, expected profit, margin, and the price needed to reach your own target before you send the bid.

Check a bid freeHelp shape the full system

No account. No card. No promise of guaranteed profit. See the pricing formula and worked example.

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Fast

One useful answer in minutes.

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Low effort

Reuse the same pricing logic.

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High return

Avoid underpriced recurring work.

Free bid sanity check

See whether one cleaning quote pays you enough.

Enter your own labor and job costs. The checker estimates the dollars left after direct costs and the price needed to reach your target margin.

  • No account required
  • No spreadsheet download
  • Your numbers stay in this browser
Estimated job cost$458
Estimated profit$192
Estimated margin29.6%
Quote for target margin$654

This quote is profitable, but it falls below the target margin you entered. Select Check this bid to record your result.

Planning estimate only. Add your real insurance, vehicle, equipment, administrative, tax, rework, and overhead costs before pricing customer work.

Planned only after validation

A cleaning-specific system, not a renamed generic spreadsheet.

The full product will be built only if enough qualified owners confirm the problem and pay for the founding offer. That keeps development fast and prevents months of work on features customers do not value.

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Bid builder

Turn labor, supplies, travel, and overhead assumptions into a consistent quote.

Planned module
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Recurring-account model

Compare per-visit, weekly, and monthly contract economics before committing.

Planned module
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Scope and add-on guardrails

Separate included work from floor care, windows, deep cleaning, and special requests.

Planned module
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Profit review

Compare estimated labor and cost with what actually happened so the next bid gets smarter.

Planned module

Need a general calculator today?

The existing $29 calculator is already available.

It works across service businesses. The planned $79 cleaning system goes deeper into cleaning scope, recurring contracts, crew labor, and actual-versus-estimated results.

View the $29 calculator on Payhip

The build gate

Proof before production.

The full system moves forward only when the audience proves that the offer is worth building.

  1. 100

    qualified visits to this product page

  2. 10

    founding-access requests from cleaning owners

  3. 3

    paid founders after the contents, delivery date, and terms are published

  4. 14

    days for the paid validation window

Founding access

Tell us how you quote cleaning work.

Join only if you prepare commercial cleaning quotes or expect to soon. Your answers determine whether the deeper system gets built and which pricing problem comes first.

  • You see the exact contents before payment.
  • You see the delivery date and refund terms before payment.
  • Joining this list does not reserve or charge a card.

Founding access

No payment today
Planned launch price: $79

Join the validation list for a $49 founding offer if the system is built. We will email the exact contents and terms before asking for payment.

Straight answers

Before you join.

Am I paying $49 today?

No. This page records qualified interest only. A paid founding offer comes later with the exact files, delivery date, support boundary, and refund terms.

Is the $79 product finished?

No. The free bid checker is live. The deeper system is a planned product that must pass the validation gate before full production.

Will the calculator guarantee profit?

No. Results depend on the numbers entered and costs that may not be represented. Use your actual bookkeeping, tax, insurance, equipment, and overhead information before sending a customer quote.

Why not use the existing $29 calculator?

Use it if you need a general service-business spreadsheet now. The proposed cleaning system is intended for cleaning-specific scope, recurring account economics, crew labor, and bid review.