Build a cleaning website that explains your service and prices the right job
You can start a cleaning business website with the prompt below: your services, the areas you cover, and an estimate or quote-request flow based on how you actually price jobs. Give the builder your checklists and rates, then test the calculation and enquiry form before sharing the site. If you do not have a reliable pricing rule, start with a request for a quote instead of an invented instant price.
A first deep clean, a regular visit and a post-renovation job can need different scopes and prices. The site should help customers choose the right service and show you the details needed to respond. Add recurring schedules and a customer portal when you are ready to manage availability and changes.
Step 1 — Pick your platform
- Base44 — start here for an estimator connected to saved requests and an owner dashboard.
- Lovable — consider it for a tailored service website with a managed backend for enquiries.
- v0 by Vercel — consider it for a Next.js workflow with more hands-on control over the interface and connected services.
The prompt is a starting brief for all three. Calculations, notifications and scheduling still need configuration and testing. Use the cards below, or take the 60-second quiz to narrow your choice.
Our Top 3 Picks
All three let you start building for free. Pick one, copy the prompt below and see your own first version.
Base44
· FreeStart with an estimator, saved quote requests and an owner dashboard. Use your own pricing rules and test scheduling before confirming visits.
Lovable
· FreeBuild a tailored cleaning website with a managed backend for enquiries. Test price calculations, notifications and client access.
v0 by Vercel
· FreeA Next.js path for owners who want more hands-on control over the estimator and connected services. Plan for setup and ongoing provider usage.
Step 2 — Copy the master prompt
Replace every [BRACKET] with your own details before pasting.
Build a mobile-first website for my cleaning business. Make it clear, welcoming and easy to use. Help customers understand the service, get an estimate when my rules support one, and request a visit. MY DETAILS - Business name and background: [REAL NAME AND FACTS] - Country, website language, currency and size unit: [COUNTRY / LANGUAGE / CURRENCY / SQUARE METRES OR SQUARE FEET] - Services: [ONLY WHAT I OFFER, WITH INCLUSIONS, EXCLUSIONS AND WHO SUPPLIES MATERIALS] - Service area: [ACTUAL TOWNS / POSTCODES / BOUNDARIES] - Contact and hours: [PHONE / EMAIL / HOURS / TIME ZONE] - Verified trust claims: [ACTUAL INSURANCE, CHECKS, QUALIFICATIONS OR GUARANTEE TERMS; OMIT UNSUPPORTED CLAIMS] - Pricing rules: [MY RATE TABLE OR FORMULA, MINIMUM CHARGE, EXTRAS, FIRST-VISIT AND REPEAT-VISIT RULES, DISCOUNTS IF ANY, TAX/FEE TREATMENT AND ROUNDING; OR QUOTE REQUEST ONLY] - Manual-review cases: [SERVICES, PROPERTY CONDITIONS OR SIZES I CANNOT PRICE AUTOMATICALLY] - Example jobs: [INPUTS AND EXPECTED ESTIMATES I HAVE CALCULATED] - Existing request/scheduling tool: [SUPPORTED FORM/LINK, OR NONE] - Response window and cancellation terms: [MY ACTUAL REVIEWED TERMS, OR OMIT] PAGES Home: service area, selected services, click-to-call and "Get an estimate" or "Request a quote", matching the flow actually available. Services: a checklist of what each service includes and excludes. Show durations only when supplied; distinguish first-time, regular and specialist work. Estimate or quote request: ask only the factors my pricing uses, such as property size, bathrooms, selected service, condition, frequency and extras. Use my size unit consistently. Do not apply a domestic room formula to commercial or post-renovation jobs unless I supplied a valid rule. About: my real background and verified claims. No invented badges, reviews, team size or guarantees. Contact: real contact details, hours and service-area information. Add FAQs using only supplied facts. ESTIMATE RULES Calculate from my supplied rules, not AI guesses. Apply discounts, fees, minimums and taxes only as specified, and ask me to resolve missing or conflicting rules. If a range is supported, show its basis and assumptions; do not invent a percentage buffer. Distinguish first-visit and ongoing prices. Show mandatory charges clearly with the result and use my reviewed tax treatment. For missing rules, unsupported jobs or out-of-area addresses, explain the limitation and offer a manual enquiry without a misleading price. Label an estimate as provisional; explain that scope, final price and availability need confirmation. Do not suggest that this label overrides an accepted quote or local consumer rights. REQUEST FLOW Collect name, preferred contact, area/postcode, selected service and preferred timing. Do not ask for keys, alarm codes, identity documents or card details. Save the request privately with inputs, result, currency, price-rule version and timestamp. Recalculate on the server rather than trusting a submitted total. Notify me through a supported configured service. Validate inputs, prevent duplicate requests on retry and add spam protection. Show success only after saving; handle notification failure without losing the request. Do not display fake appointment availability or confirm a recurring booking. DESIGN AND HANDOFF Use real team/work photos or neutral placeholders. Never generate fictional cleaning results or before-and-after images. Improvements to my real photos can adjust lighting, crop or colour without changing the actual result. Publish client-home photos and genuine reviews only with permission; hide unsupported sections. Let me edit services and pricing in an owner-only admin. Use accessible labels, accurate page titles and mobile layouts; support RTL for Hebrew. Prepare privacy/terms drafts for review from my actual country and tools. List missing setup. Test my example prices, boundary cases, form saving, notification delivery and owner-only access. Report anything untested.
Step 3 — Refine with follow-up prompts
Paste these one at a time, in any order. Each takes seconds.
Build the business behind the website
Build a Lead-Capture Service Site
Clarify your service checklists, exclusions and actual service areas.
Build an Instant Quote Calculator
Extend your estimator with tested pricing rules and a saved breakdown for each request.
Build a Booking & Appointments App
Schedule repeat visits with team capacity, travel time and exceptions accounted for.
Build a Client Portal
Let regular clients request visit changes and see what you have confirmed.
How much does a cleaning business website cost in 2026?
Budget for the builder and domain, plus any email/SMS provider, scheduling service, customer portal infrastructure or payment processing you add. A simple quote-request site and a multi-team recurring schedule have different running and maintenance needs. A prompt does not make every connected service free.
Compare the total with your actual alternatives. Marketplaces may charge for leads, subscriptions or transactions, depending on the service and agreement; there is no universal commission on every job. Direct enquiries also take time and money to attract and handle. Check current plans and your own acquisition costs before switching channels.
Start free — try your service and estimate flow
Use your builder's available free allowance to try the prompt with your real service list and a few pricing examples. You may need more credits to finish. Free publishing options exist, while custom domains, connected services and higher usage can require payment.
If your rates are not ready for a calculator, launch the experiment as a quote-request flow. Add calculations once you can supply rules and examples you trust.
Two honest warnings
- An estimate needs a defined scope. Explain inclusions, exclusions, first-visit differences, minimum charges and mandatory fees beside the result. Where the price cannot be calculated responsibly, request a review. Agree any scope or price change before the work; a disclaimer does not let you rewrite an accepted quote at will.
- Only promise what your business and calendar can deliver. Show actual insurance, checks and guarantee terms. A request for every other Tuesday is not a confirmed slot until team capacity, job duration and travel are checked. Keep client details private and handle home-access information through an appropriately restricted workflow.
Set country, currency, size units and language explicitly. Pricing and quote rules vary: Brazil's Consumer Defence Code, Article 40, addresses prior service quotations, and France's guidance on personal services explains applicable customer-information and quotation requirements. These are country examples, not universal rules. Use the country guides and qualified advice where needed; translating a page does not localize your business terms.
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