Google searchers pick the cleaner with a website
People compare a few options fast. A business with no site, or a broken link, looks closed or risky, so they move on to a competitor.
For house-cleaning businesses
Your 5-star reviews deserve a website that books cleanings.
I build fast, mobile-friendly websites for cleaning businesses in 7 days, so people who find you on Google can get a quote and book, even at midnight.
Built and supported by me, Aimon. Paid safely through Upwork escrow.
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Takeaway: Searchers compare 3 options in under a minute. No site = skipped.CC
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Short videos on getting more bookings
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What happens when a customer finds you at 11pm
Takeaway: If they can't book now, they book someone who lets them.
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3 things that make a stranger trust your cleaning business
Takeaway: Real photos, clear prices and your reviews, on one page.
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- How an instant quote calculator wins more jobs
- Google Business Profile vs. a real website
- Service-area pages: show up in every suburb
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The problem
Great reviews aren't enough on their own
Late-night customers can't book you
Many people plan cleanings in the evening. A Facebook page and a "call or text" button can't take a request at 11pm.
They're letting a stranger into their home
Trust decides the booking. A clear site with your photos, prices, reviews and policies answers "can I trust them?" before they call.
One recurring client (~$150 biweekly) ≈ $3,900/year. Estimate, not a guarantee.
After launch
What changes once your site is live
Searchers find a real site
Your name on Google leads to a page that looks open, current and trustworthy.
Quotes without a phone call
Visitors get a price estimate in seconds, even when you're busy cleaning.
Requests land in your inbox
Booking requests sent at 11pm are waiting for you in the morning.
Your reviews do the selling
The reviews you've earned are front and center, next to your photos and prices.
Concept demo
See what your site could look like
Fresh Nest is a website I built for a fictional Texas cleaning company. Try the quote calculator and booking form on your phone.
View live demoI'm launching my Dallas case studies. Businesses I invite personally get launch pricing.
Who's building your site
I'm Aimon, a solo web designer and developer. I know most cleaning owners don't have time to learn website tools, and many have been let down by someone who disappeared mid-project. So I keep it simple: fixed price, 7 days, and you pay the second half only after you approve.
You work directly with me — no account managers, no handoffs. I reply within 24 hours.
Pricing
Two simple packages, delivered in 7 days
One-time price. No monthly fees.
Starter
$900 one-time
A clean 3–5 page site that gets you found and gets you calls.
- 3–5 pages: home, services, about, contact
- Mobile-first and fast
- Contact form and click-to-call
- Your Google reviews linked
Pro
$1,750 one-time
Everything a cleaning business needs to book jobs online.
- Full site with all your services
- Instant quote calculator
- Booking request form
- Service-area pages for local search
US agencies typically charge $2,500–5,000 for a site like this.
Do it yourself, hire me, or hire an agency?
| DIY website builder | Aimon Studio | Typical agency | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Upfront cost | Low | $900–1,750, one-time | $2,500–5,000 |
| Monthly cost | Monthly subscription | None. Only your yearly domain | Often a monthly plan |
| Your time | Many evenings and weekends | About an hour to send your info | Several meetings |
| Live in | Whenever you finish | 7 days | Weeks to months |
| Quote calculator & booking | Add-ons you set up yourself | Included in Pro | Usually extra |
A DIY builder is a good choice if you enjoy design and have the time. I'm the better fit if you'd rather spend that time cleaning.
7-day delivery
From the day your deposit is in escrow.
Domain in your name
You own it. You pay the yearly domain fee directly.
Direct access to me
I reply within 24 hours.
No monthly fees
Hosting is included. Later changes are pay-per-change.
After launch: free fixes for 30 days. Then pay-per-change: $25 for a small edit, $75 for a new page, quoted before I start.
How payment works
You only pay the rest when you're happy
- Direct ContractI send an Upwork Direct Contract after you claim.
- 50% in escrowUpwork holds your deposit, not me.
- Built in 7 daysI build and share progress.
- You approveFunds release only when you approve.
- Final 50%Then your site goes live.
Questions
What cleaning owners ask me first
Are there monthly fees?
No. Hosting is included at no cost. You only pay for your domain (usually $10–20 a year, paid directly to the registrar, in your name). If you want changes later, you pay per change: $25 for a small edit, $75 for a new page.
What do I need to send you?
- Your logo, if you have one
- A few photos of your work or team
- Your services, prices (or price ranges) and the areas you cover
No logo or photos? I'll work with what you have and suggest simple options.
What if I don't like the design?
You review the site before you approve it. I make changes within the agreed scope before you release the final 50%. Your money stays in Upwork escrow until then.
Can I edit the site myself?
Send me the change by message and I'll do it: $25 for a small edit, $75 for a new page. Nothing breaks, and you don't need to learn a new tool.
What if the 7 days run late?
The 7 days start when your deposit is in escrow and I have your content. If I'm waiting on something from you, I'll tell you exactly what's missing.
Who owns the website?
You do. The domain is registered in your name. I host your site on my Cloudflare account at no cost, and I'll transfer it to your own account for free whenever you ask.
Is this right for my business?
It's a good fit if you have happy customers and want more bookings from Google. If your calendar is already full from word of mouth and you don't want new clients, you probably don't need a website yet, and that's fine.
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