A website for a cleaner — turn one-off jobs into regulars

For a cleaner, one-off jobs pay the bills but regular clients build the business. Your website should make a customer trust you with their home and make it easy to book a regular slot. Sorted Online writes and publishes that site for you in minutes — your own domain and forwarding email included, £15 a month by UK Direct Debit.

What a cleaning business website actually needs

  • The services you offer, separated clearly: regular domestic cleans, one-off and deep cleans, end-of-tenancy, office and commercial, and any specialist work such as ovens or carpets.
  • The areas you cover. Cleaning is local and personal. Name your towns.
  • How you work. Do you bring your own products? Are they pet- and child-safe? Do you work alone or as a team?
  • Insurance and checks. Public liability insurance, and a DBS check if you work in clients' homes or with vulnerable people.
  • A simple booking or quote request. Regular customers want a dependable weekly or fortnightly slot; one-off customers want a price.
  • Reviews and a friendly face. Cleaning is a trust purchase, and trust sells.

What customers type before they book you

"Cleaner near me", "house cleaning [town]", "end of tenancy clean [city]", "office cleaner [town]". They search for a service and a place. Name each service and each area on the page in plain words.

Why regular clients need a proper site

A directory listing gets you found once. A website gets you chosen again: it is where an existing client checks your services when their needs change, and where a neighbour who was recommended to you goes to look before they call. It also lets you explain your terms — minimum visit length, cancellation, and how you price — so you spend less time on the phone qualifying.

What it costs

£15 a month for your website, your own domain, and forwarding email on that domain, paid by UK Direct Debit through GoCardless. Nothing to pay at sign-up. See what a small business website costs for the alternatives.

How it works

  1. Tell us about your cleaning business: services, areas, prices, and how you work.
  2. We write and publish the pages for you.
  3. Choose your domain; we register it and set it up.
  4. Add a Direct Debit and you are live.

Change your prices or add a service later? Tell us and we update the site.

Next step

Start your website. It takes a few minutes, and your first site is usually live within minutes after that.

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