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Give homeowners a price range before they enquire

Home Cleaning Quote Calculator

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Home Cleaning Landing Page with an Instant Estimate Calculator and Quote Request

  • A price range before the contact form. Homeowners can decide whether the service fits their budget before requesting an exact quote.
  • Price, people, and time in one result. The estimate shows the likely team size, visit duration, and total cleaner-hours alongside the cost.
  • A quote built around the actual job. Service type, room counts, condition, frequency, and selected extras shape the estimate before the conversation starts.

About this template

For home cleaning businesses that spend too much time answering “How much?” before they know the rooms, condition, or level of cleaning involved.

This landing page helps homeowners describe the job and see an estimated price range before sharing their contact details. When the estimate fits, they can request an exact quote and preferred cleaning date with the context already established.

  • Four-step calculator guiding visitors through service type, home size, current condition, and schedule with optional extras
  • Four cleaning services covering routine cleaning, deep cleaning, move-in or move-out cleaning, and post-renovation cleaning
  • Bedroom and bathroom sliders letting homeowners describe the size of the job without measuring floor space
  • Condition and frequency adjustments accounting for cleaning effort and showing the effect of recurring visits
  • Priced optional extras for oven interiors, refrigerator interiors, interior windows, and cabinet interiors
  • Ungated estimate showing a per-visit price range, suggested team size, visit duration, and total cleaner-hours
  • Five-field quote request collecting name, email, phone, postal code, and preferred cleaning date after the estimate
  • Supporting service content explaining room-by-room inclusions, the booking process, and common questions before the first visit

The result gives homeowners more than a number. They can see the likely crew, time commitment, selected extras, and what still needs confirming. Your team has a clearer starting point for discussing the final scope and price.

Sample branding, photography, service promises, and pricing assumptions should be adapted to your business. Customise the template with the ConvertSite AI assistant, or connect Claude or ChatGPT to work with a model you already use.

Instructions

  1. Replace the branding and images. Update Tidy House Co., the cleaning and team photography, and the footer with your own business details.
  2. Define your services. Edit the four cleaning options and descriptions to match what you offer, including any restrictions on post-renovation or move-out work.
  3. Set your pricing rules. Adjust the base rates, bedroom and bathroom allowances, condition adjustments, and estimated price range to reflect your actual jobs.
  4. Configure recurring discounts. Review the weekly, every-two-weeks, and monthly pricing. Confirm which services qualify and whether the first visit needs different pricing.
  5. Price the optional extras. Replace the sample oven, refrigerator, window, and cabinet charges. Define what each extra includes so customers understand the scope.
  6. Calibrate crew and time estimates. Check the suggested team size, visit duration, and total cleaner-hours against how your team schedules and completes work.
  7. Configure the quote request. Set the phone-country default, postal-code requirements, and preferred-date field for your service area. Keep the date clearly presented as a request until availability is confirmed.
  8. Set up enquiry routing. Choose where quote requests go and ensure the received enquiry includes the cleaning selections and displayed estimate alongside the contact details.
  9. Review service promises and FAQs. Update the supplies policy, arrival-window wording, cleaning checklist, access arrangements, and explanation of what can change the final price.
  10. Test the complete journey. Compare different services, room counts, conditions, schedules, and extras. Check that changing inputs updates the estimate and that quote requests reach the correct destination.

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