How we write and check this site.

Who is responsible for this site?

CleanerHQ’s founder, Chowdhury Rashdi Al Rashid, is responsible for the site’s content. The guides are for people who run cleaning businesses.

Each guide should help you answer a question or finish a task. Length alone adds nothing. A long page can still leave the main question unanswered.

Where do prices and figures come from?

Prices come from the seller’s own price page, with the date of the check beside them. Need a sales call? The page should say so.

A claim about results needs a named source. If we cannot support a figure, we leave it out. Worked examples are marked as examples.

For CleanerHQ, read the price page for seats, paid extras, fees, and trial terms. Add them up before you decide; a seat price alone is not the full bill.

How do we describe the app?

Real app screens show the feature being described, with a caption to explain the view. Demo figures are not customer results.

The words must match the screen. A download needs a real file, and a promised result needs proof.

What experience do we bring?

The founder has built software since 2006 and has worked with cleaning businesses. He has not owned a cleaning company.

His client work and interviews inform the site. They do not prove that every cleaning business has the same needs. The founder page separates his own account from public sources.

How do we check a guide or comparison?

Start with the original source: a trade body, public agency, or the product’s own help page. Facts change. A claim about a current price or feature needs a date and a fresh check.

A comparison should explain what a tool is good for and where it falls short. Who owns a company does not, by itself, prove that its product is bad.

A named reviewer must have reviewed the work. The same rule applies to customer quotes: the person and their words must be real.

How can you report an error?

Email support@cleanerhq.com with the page link and the part that needs a check. Include a source if you have one.

We aim to reply within a few business days. Key pages get a review every six months, or sooner when an important claim changes.