AI website builder for cleaning services
Hiring a cleaner means handing a stranger your keys. A cleaning website has to answer who is coming, what exactly they will clean and what it costs. Neweb drafts that site on WordPress, with hosting and a first-year domain included.
No card on the Free plan · Paid plans from $9/mo billed yearly
Is Neweb a good website builder for a cleaning business?
Neweb (neweb.ai) suits a cleaning business that wants a professional site for enquiries and quotes without building it by hand. It generates a WordPress site in about 90 seconds: home, services, about and contact pages with an enquiry form. You add your areas, prices or price guide, vetting and insurance details, and your own reviews. Paid plans start from $9/month billed yearly ($19 month-to-month) with a free first-year domain. It has no built-in online booking, recurring scheduling or payments, so businesses that want instant booking should pair it with booking software or choose a builder that includes it.
| What you get | An AI-drafted WordPress site with managed hosting, SSL and, on paid plans, a free domain for the first year |
|---|---|
| Built around | Quote and enquiry requests for home, end-of-lease and office cleaning |
| Not included | Online booking, recurring scheduling, payments, CRM, email mailbox |
| Price | Free plan to preview; Starter $9/mo billed yearly or $19 month-to-month |
Facts checked November 2026.
A cleaning site sells trust and clarity
Nobody needs a cleaner explained to them. What a visitor wants to know is narrower: do you cover my street, do you do the kind of clean I need, roughly what will it cost, and can I trust the person you send. A regular fortnightly house clean, a deep clean before guests, a move-out or end-of-tenancy clean, a post-renovation clean, a holiday-let turnover and a nightly office contract are six different purchases with six different worries.
Unlike plumbing, almost none of this is an emergency. Customers browse in the evening, compare three firms and choose the one that was clearest. Recurring customers are the business, so the site's real job is to turn a one-off enquiry into a weekly slot. Neweb writes the first version of the pages from your description. You supply the details that reassure: who your cleaners are, how they are vetted, what is on the checklist and what happens if something is missed.
What a cleaning business website needs
Each type of clean on its own section
Regular house cleaning, deep cleans, move-in and move-out (end-of-tenancy or bond cleans), post-construction, holiday-let turnovers, office and commercial. Say what is included in each and what costs extra, such as ovens, inside windows or carpets.
A room-by-room checklist
The single most persuasive thing a cleaning site can publish. Kitchen, bathrooms, bedrooms, living areas: list the tasks. It answers "what do I get" and reduces disputes later.
Prices or an honest guide
A flat rate by bedrooms and bathrooms, an hourly rate with a minimum, or "from" prices per clean type. Customers who see no price at all tend to assume the worst and move on.
A quote request form
Property size, type of clean, how often, postcode, preferred days. Neweb's contact form handles this. Tell people when they will hear back.
Who comes into the home
Whether cleaners are employees or contractors, how they are background-checked, whether the same person comes each visit, and how keys and alarm codes are handled.
Insurance and guarantees
State that you are insured, and bonded if you are. Explain your re-clean policy in one sentence. Do not claim cover or checks you do not have.
A service area by neighbourhood
List suburbs, districts or postcodes. Travel time is your margin, so be precise about where you will and will not go.
Your own real reviews
Reviews from your own customers with first names and neighbourhoods, and a link to your Google profile. Neweb does not write or supply reviews. A before-and-after oven photo does not hurt either.
What Neweb generates, and what you add
Describe the business
Tell Neweb you run a cleaning service, whether it is residential, commercial or both, which cleans you offer and where.
Review the draft
In about 90 seconds you have home, services, about and contact pages. Preview on the Free plan; regenerate if the tone is too corporate or too casual.
Add checklists, prices and people
Your task lists, price guide, vetting and insurance details, team photo and your own reviews.
Publish on your domain
Paid plans put the site live on managed WordPress hosting with SSL and a free domain for the first year.
What Neweb does not do
No online booking or recurring scheduling
This matters more for cleaning than for most trades, so be clear-eyed about it. Neweb has no booking calendar, no instant-price checkout and no recurring-visit scheduler. Cleaning firms on Neweb take a quote request and confirm by phone or message, or they subscribe to booking software built for cleaning and maid services and link a "Book now" button to it. If instant online booking is the core of how you sell, a builder with booking built in may suit you better; the comparison for cleaning businesses covers that.
No CRM, payments or invoicing
Neweb does not hold customer records, charge cards or send invoices. Small teams often manage with a shared calendar and the free invoice generator and estimate generator; larger ones use their booking or job-management software for all of it.
No email mailbox
A hello@yourcompany address is not included in any plan. Most owners add a mailbox from a provider such as Google Workspace or Microsoft 365, or keep the address they use now. Ask Neweb support about mail settings for your domain before buying.
Plans and pricing
No card required
Generate a cleaning site from your own details and preview it before paying. No domain on the Free plan.
$19 month-to-month
Enough for most local cleaning firms: 1 website, managed WordPress hosting, free domain + SSL for the first year, unlimited AI generations, AI search optimization.
$39 month-to-month
Adds 10 AI blog posts a month, a brand kit and AI SEO with auto-submit. Useful for seasonal posts such as move-out cleaning checklists.
$99 month-to-month
10 websites, for an operator with several brands or locations, or a marketer serving cleaning companies.
Prices in US dollars. Full plan details on the pricing page.
Seasons, vetting and the recurring customer
Demand moves with the calendar. Spring cleaning is real, and so is the rush before major holidays when guests are due. Move-out and end-of-lease cleans peak when tenancies turn over, which in university towns means the end of the academic year. Holiday-let turnovers follow the tourist season. A cleaning site should change its home page offer with these peaks, and on a Neweb site that is a text edit, not a redesign.
Rules are about trust, not trade licences. Cleaning is not a licensed trade in most places, though a general business registration usually applies. What customers ask about is insurance and vetting: "bonded and insured" in the US, DBS checks in the UK, police checks in Australia, and employer cover for staff where the law requires it. Describe exactly what you hold in your own words. Neweb does not verify these claims, so they need to be true as written.
Recurring work is the goal. Make the regular clean the default option on the form, explain the discount for weekly or fortnightly visits if you offer one, and publish your cancellation and lock-out policy. Clear terms prevent most awkward conversations.
Local search. Customers search for a cleaner plus their neighbourhood, largely on Google Maps. You claim and manage your Google Business Profile yourself. The free LocalBusiness schema generator produces the structured data (the general LocalBusiness type is the right choice, since schema.org has no cleaning-specific type), and the Google review link generator creates a link to send after a first clean, when goodwill is highest.
What it costs
Starter is $108 for the year on yearly billing or $19 month-to-month, covering hosting, SSL and the first year of the domain. Neweb is not the cheapest builder, and it is not the one with booking built in. See the cleaning business website cost guide for how the routes compare, including the cost of booking software on top.
The free first-year domain can be a .com, .in, .co, .shop or .online. A .co.uk, .com.au or .ca is not in the free list; if you want one, register it with a local registrar and ask Neweb support how to connect it before you subscribe. From the second year the included domain renews at the registrar rate, which Neweb shows you before it renews. Billing is in US dollars.
More for cleaning businesses
Questions from cleaning businesses
Can customers book and pay for a clean on a Neweb website?
No. Neweb has no online booking, recurring scheduling or payment checkout. Visitors send a quote request or call. Cleaning businesses that want instant booking usually subscribe to booking software made for cleaning companies and link a button on the site to it, or pick a website builder that has booking built in.
Should a cleaning business show prices on its website?
Usually yes, at least as a guide. A flat rate by number of bedrooms and bathrooms, an hourly rate with a minimum visit, or "from" prices per type of clean all work. Clear pricing filters out poor-fit enquiries and reassures visitors who would otherwise leave to find a firm that states a figure.
Can I add a cleaning checklist to a Neweb site?
Yes. The generated site includes a services page you can edit, and because it is standard WordPress you can add a separate checklist page for each type of clean. A room-by-room task list is one of the most useful things a cleaning website can publish.
Does Neweb verify that my cleaners are background-checked or insured?
No. Neweb builds and hosts the site and does not verify staff checks, bonding or insurance. Describe only what you actually hold, name the type of check accurately for your country, and keep the wording current.
Is Neweb suitable for a commercial or office cleaning company?
Yes, for a brochure and enquiry site. Commercial buyers want to see sectors served, hours you can work, insurance, staff vetting and how to request a site walk-through. Neweb drafts those pages; it does not provide tender portals, client logins or contract management.
Free tools, no sign-up.
Estimate Generator
Job estimate with labor and materials subtotals, tax, a deposit line, validity date and a client acceptance block.
Open tool →Invoice Generator
Multi-currency invoice with line items, a custom tax line and payment details, printable as PDF.
Open tool →Google Review Link Generator
Turn your Google Place ID into a direct "leave a review" link, a QR code and a ready-to-send message.
Open tool →LocalBusiness Schema Generator
Valid LocalBusiness JSON-LD for your homepage in one click.
Open tool →Website Cost Calculator
Estimate what your website will cost on a DIY builder, with a freelancer or with an agency, upfront and over three years, in six currencies.
Open tool →Google Business Description Generator
A 750-character GBP description tuned for your category.
Open tool →All 120+ free tools live at neweb.ai/pages/tools
Related pages.
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What a cleaning business website costs
Do-it-yourself, freelancer and agency routes for a cleaning business website, with sourced figures and a worked example.
How to make a cleaning business website
Step-by-step: pages, sample copy, local SEO basics and the mistakes to avoid.
Website builder for small business
The general version of this page: what one Neweb plan covers for any small service business.
Pricing
Free plan to preview; paid plans from $9/month billed yearly with hosting, SSL and a first-year domain.
Show customers exactly what they get.
Generate a cleaning business site free, add your checklists and prices, and publish with hosting, SSL and a first-year domain from $9/month billed yearly ($19 month-to-month).