Best Website Builders for Cleaning Businesses (2026)

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Quick answer: Cleaning customers want a price and a booking slot without a phone call. BookingKoala (from $27/mo) is built for that: a booking website with prices, extras and recurring visits. Jobber (Core $29/mo billed yearly) suits cleaners who quote larger or commercial jobs. We.Inc builds a cleaning site with price tables and a quote form from a description, from $20/mo, and you link it to your booking tool.

Last updated October 2026.

BookingKoala: Residential cleaners who take most bookings online. Starter from $27/mo; Growing from $57/mo
Jobber: Commercial and office cleaners who quote jobs. Core $29/mo billed yearly ($49 monthly), website included; Connect from $99/mo billed yearly
We.Inc: Cleaners who want a stand-out site and already use a booking tool. Free: 3 template sites, no AI. AI building from $20/mo (Starter), Pro $49/mo
Squarespace: Premium cleaning brands. Basic $12/mo billed yearly ($19 monthly); Core $17/mo billed yearly ($27 monthly)
Wix: New cleaning businesses testing demand. Free plan with Wix branding; paid plans from about $17/mo billed yearly

Website builders for house and office cleaners compared on online booking, instant prices, recurring visits and cost. Prices checked October 2026.

Best Website Builders for Cleaning Businesses: our ranked picks

1. BookingKoala

Booking software made for cleaning and other home services. Every plan includes a booking website where customers pick the clean, add extras, see the price and choose a slot, including recurring visits.

Best for: Residential cleaners who take most bookings online

Pricing: Starter from $27/mo; Growing from $57/mo

Pros: Instant prices and extras at checkout; Recurring bookings and discounts; Website included on every plan

Cons: Site design is template-based; Price rises with providers and storage

2. Jobber

Quotes, scheduling, invoicing and a simple website in one account. Strong for commercial cleaners who quote each job and send invoices.

Best for: Commercial and office cleaners who quote jobs

Pricing: Core $29/mo billed yearly ($49 monthly), website included; Connect from $99/mo billed yearly

Pros: Quotes and invoices built in; Recurring jobs and crew scheduling

Cons: Online booking is request-based, not instant pricing; Website is basic

3. We.Inc

Describe your cleaning services, your prices and your area, and AI builds a site with a price table, a checklist of what each clean includes and a quote form. It does not take bookings itself, so you link the Book button to the booking tool you use.

Best for: Cleaners who want a stand-out site and already use a booking tool

Pricing: Free: 3 template sites, no AI. AI building from $20/mo (Starter), Pro $49/mo

Pros: Price tables and clean checklists laid out for you; Edit any price by clicking on it; Your own design, not a shared booking template

Cons: No booking calendar or recurring schedules built in; No card payments for cleans

4. Squarespace

Polished templates and scheduling through Acuity as a paid add-on. Good when the brand matters, such as eco or premium cleaning.

Best for: Premium cleaning brands

Pricing: Basic $12/mo billed yearly ($19 monthly); Core $17/mo billed yearly ($27 monthly)

Pros: Professional look by default; Scheduling add-on available

Cons: Scheduling is an extra subscription; No instant price calculator

5. Wix

General builder with a bookings app and a free plan to start. You set up services, prices and booking slots yourself.

Best for: New cleaning businesses testing demand

Pricing: Free plan with Wix branding; paid plans from about $17/mo billed yearly

Pros: Bookings app built in; Free plan

Cons: Recurring cleans need workarounds; Apps raise the cost

6. Carrd

One page with your prices, a few photos and a contact form for a few dollars a year. Enough for a cleaner starting out with word-of-mouth customers.

Best for: Solo cleaners just getting started

Pricing: Free for 3 basic sites; Pro Lite $9/year, Pro Standard $19/year

Pros: Very cheap; Live in an hour

Cons: One page only; No booking

Methodology

We looked at the questions a cleaning customer asks before booking: how much, what is included, when can you come, and can it repeat every two weeks. Each tool was compared on showing prices or a price calculator, online booking with extras, recurring schedules, taking card payments, and monthly cost. Prices are from each vendor's pricing page.

Conclusion

If most of your work is booked online, a booking-first tool like BookingKoala does more for you than a prettier website. If you quote commercial contracts, Jobber handles quotes and invoices. If you want a site that stands out and already have a booking tool, We.Inc or Squarespace gives you the design and you link the Book button to your scheduler. Example sites are on our page at we.inc/website-builder/cleaning-services.

Frequently asked questions

Should a cleaning business show prices on its website?

Yes, at least a starting price per clean type. People comparing cleaners skip sites that make them call for a number. A "from $X" price per clean plus a quote form works for most cleaning businesses.

What should a cleaning website say about what is included?

List it room by room for each clean type: standard, deep, move-out. Customers compare these lists between cleaners, and a clear list cuts arguments after the job.

Can customers book recurring cleans online?

With a booking-first tool, yes. BookingKoala and Jobber both handle repeat visits. A general website builder usually needs a separate scheduler for recurring bookings.

Do I need insurance details on my cleaning website?

It helps. Say that you are insured and bonded if you are, and whether cleaners are employees or contractors. Customers letting someone into their home look for that before booking.

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