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House cleaning price calculator

Price the clean from the home size at your rate, multiply for deep and move-out cleans, and add the extras customers ask for as separate lines.

The rates on this page are examples to show the method. They are not market data. Type your own rates and the price updates as you go.

The job

Home sizesq ft
Type of clean

Your rates

Home size rateper sq ft$
Minimum chargecharged when the size charge comes in lower$
Inside the fridgeflat add-on$
Inside the ovenflat add-on$
Pet hairflat add-on$

How this house cleaning price is built

RuleExample rate
SizeHome size times your rate$0.10 per sq ft
Type of cleanMultiply the size chargeStandard clean x1, Deep clean x1.5, Move-out clean x1.8
MinimumIf the size charge is lower, charge this instead$120
Inside the fridgeFlat add-onplus $35
Inside the ovenFlat add-onplus $35
Pet hairFlat add-onplus $25

With the example job and rates, the quote comes to $200: home size $200 (2,000 sq ft at $0.10 per sq ft).

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House cleaning pricing questions

How do I price a house cleaning?

Home size times your rate, a multiplier for deep and move-out cleans, and a minimum. Fridge, oven and pet hair go on as add-ons so the base price stays simple.

Should a first clean cost more?

Many cleaners price the first visit as a deep clean, then switch to the standard rate for recurring visits. Pick the type of clean above to see both.

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