Home Reset Planner

For home cleaning businesses whose customers want to understand both the cost of the first clean and the price of keeping their home that way.

This landing page connects the promise of getting time back with a practical cleaning plan. Visitors choose their rooms, cleaning level, frequency, and extras, then see the scope and estimated costs before deciding whether to enquire.

• Two-step planner collecting bedroom and bathroom counts, standard or deeper cleaning, visit frequency, and optional extras
• Three schedule options covering a one-off clean, weekly visits, or cleaning every two weeks
• Separate first-visit and recurring estimates keeping deeper initial work and one-time extras out of later standard-visit pricing
• Itemised price breakdown showing standard cleaning, the weekly adjustment, deeper first-visit work, extras, and the subtotal
• Optional oven and fridge cleaning with the added labour and example price explained before selection
• Personalised scope summary stating what the selected plan includes, alongside combined labour-hours and pricing assumptions
• Three-field enquiry form asking for name, email, and town or postcode, with a separate contact-permission checkbox
• Complete service page with room-by-room inclusions, specialist-work exclusions, a before-during-after process, and practical FAQs

Separating the first visit from ongoing care helps homeowners understand what they are paying for now and what future visits could cost. They reach the enquiry form with a defined scope and a price range they have already reviewed.

Sunday is a fictional brand, and the photography and pricing model are illustrative. Customise the template with the ConvertSite AI assistant, or connect Claude or ChatGPT to work with a model you already use.

1. Replace the Sunday branding and photography. Add your business name, imagery, service area, and verified business details. The current images are explicitly labelled as illustrative stock photography.
2. Define your cleaning scope. Review the kitchen, bathroom, and living-space inclusions. Specify which specialist tasks require a separate assessment.
3. Set your labour assumptions. Replace the sample $38 hourly rate and the allowances used for room counts, deeper cleaning, and extras. Keep combined labour-hours clearly distinguished from appointment duration.
4. Configure the estimate range. The sample uses a subtotal plus or minus 15%, rounded to $5. Adjust the range, rounding, currency, and treatment of taxes and additional charges.
5. Review recurring pricing. The sample weekly adjustment reduces standard cleaning by 10%. Confirm your own frequency rules and whether deeper work and extras apply only to the first visit.
6. Update the optional extras. Check the oven and fridge allowances, prices, and descriptions. The sample adds 0.75 labour-hours for an oven and 0.5 for a fridge.
7. Adapt the enquiry form. Review the name, email, town or postcode, and contact-permission fields. Make clear how you confirm service coverage, availability, and the final quote.
8. Configure enquiry delivery. The template explicitly states that no automatic email is configured. Set up request routing, add your privacy notice, and configure any confirmation email you want customers to receive.
9. Rewrite the process and FAQs. Match the products, access, pets, scope-change, and scheduling policies to your business. Replace the Sunday-specific question about available cleaning days.
10. Test and remove setup notes. Check standard and deeper plans, all schedules, both extras, and the return-to-edit flow. Verify that enquiries include the selected plan and estimate before replacing the demo notices with your final business copy.