CleanerHQ · Quote · Job · Invoice · Paid
Turn a quote request into a job you can price.
Keep each client request with the quote and job it leads to. Check the work and price before you promise a place in the diary.
CleanerHQ launches November 8, 2026.
Start with what the client needs
A request should tell you who to contact and what needs cleaning. Ask for the address, type of clean, and preferred date. Collect only the details you need at this stage.
Check the request before you quote
Look for missing details that could change the time or cost. Follow up with the client, then build the price from the work. A form cannot check a home’s condition for you.
Keep the next step in view
Record whether the client needs a reply, a quote, or a confirmed date. Check crew space before you accept the job. Keep the agreed scope with the job and the bill.
Need help with calls while you work?
The AI phone helper is a paid extra. Ask what calls it can handle, how you get the details, and when it passes a call to you. Check its price and use limits before adding it.
Keep the request and text choice together
Keep the request with the client’s contact details and next step. Text consent is a separate choice; a quote request is not consent to ads.
Before you decide
Does a request book a crew?
Do not treat a request as a confirmed job. Check the work, price, and crew time first. Ask to see the approval steps for the form you plan to use.
Can I see the consent form?
Yes. The demo shows the optional text choice. It is a live form that sends data, so read the note before submitting it.