
The same homes, the same fortnight, the same keys on the same ring. Bookables prices each house from its bedrooms and bathrooms, holds the round together when one client goes away, and ends the envelope on the fridge.
Online booking
Set what a bedroom is worth, what a bathroom adds, and a new client books a fortnightly slot at a fair number before you have stood in the hallway.
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One house is away for a fortnight and another wants the Tuesday instead. Drag the visit, and the homes either side of it stay where you put them.
Learn moreA client is away, a school event lands on the Thursday, a tradie has the house all morning. Move the visit and nothing else on the board shifts with it.
Pick the visit up and drop it on Friday. The client gets told and the other eleven homes stay put.
Cancel the one visit and the standing arrangement keeps running, so their Tuesday is still theirs when they get back.
Moving work around your week costs nothing. It is not a Pro feature and it never has been.
A good housekeeper is full by the second month. The page stops offering slots you do not have and takes the enquiry anyway, with the fortnight they want.
Their preferred days sit in your inbox, so when a home falls off the round you already know who wants it.
Nobody books a Tuesday that is already three houses deep, so you are never ringing anyone to walk it back.
Reply from the phone on the couch. The whole thread stays on their record for when they book properly.
We are in Newtown and after someone every second week, 3 bed 2 bath. Anything on a Tuesday or a Thursday morning?
Everything you need before you are on the doorstep sits on the home: whose key you hold, what the code is, and which products they want used.
Bedrooms, bathrooms, the extras they added and what it comes to. The same record every fortnight, so nobody argues about the oven.
When one housekeeper is off, you can see who has the hours to take her homes before you start ringing clients to move them.
Four or five houses, each with its own time held for it, so the big one is not sitting behind two quick ones at four in the afternoon.
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The standing visit that pays the bills. It repeats on its own day, and the confirmation goes out without you texting anyone the night before.
Nobody is home and nobody wants to be phoned. The visit, the key note and the last four cleans all sit on the one home record.
A one-off, priced off the house and the extras, quoted in lines the tenant can read before the final inspection.
Same house, short window, linen included. Book it as its own service with its own duration so it never collides with the regular round.
The big one, quoted good, better and best so the client picks the depth instead of arguing about the number.
Sold as an extra on a regular visit or on its own. Either way it adds its own time to the booking, not just its own price.
Charged by the hour on top of the clean, so a fortnight with three loads of washing does not come out at the same number as a quiet one.
The clean after the builders. It takes twice as long as a regular visit and it gets quoted as its own job rather than squeezed into a slot.
A tick-box extra with its own price, added when the client asks and priced into the total before you agree to it.
Booked for the week the agent is coming. It sits in the round like any other visit and shows up in the tenant history when they ask again next year.
Quote the big one before Christmas three ways: the whole-home clean, the same with the oven and rangehood, or the lot with the interior windows.
Bedrooms, bathrooms and the extras are separate lines, so a client can see why the four-bedder came out where it did.
A deep clean with the oven in it is not a two-hour visit, and the booking holds the longer slot rather than pretending otherwise.
The quote goes from the phone in the driveway, which is usually before the other two cleaners have got back to them.
Oven and rangehood, interior windows, an hour of ironing, the fridge emptied and wiped. The client ticks what they want and the total moves with them, so nothing gets re-typed at the kitchen bench.
Housekeeping ran on cash under a magnet for thirty years and half your clients would rather it did not. Record it by hand free, or take cards on Pro.
Mark the visit paid when the transfer lands. That costs nothing on any plan and always will.
Send a card link as you pull the door shut, and the money is in your account rather than in a drawer.
They get the receipt for the fortnight without you writing one out at the bench.
A housekeeping day is four or five homes close together. One booking from the wrong side of town eats the drive time that used to be a whole house.
Draw the patch the round covers. Addresses outside it are told straight away rather than a week later.
If one of you works the north and one the south, each keeps their own area and the jobs fall to the right person.
Inside your area the rate is the rate. Bookables never quietly adds anything for a longer drive.
Add your whole team and get booking for nothing.
As you grow with us you can go Pro.
One app for the whole job
Yes. A regular visit repeats on the day you set it, so the fortnightly homes are already on the board and you are only ever moving the ones that changed. Repeat visits are on the free plan.
From its bedrooms and bathrooms, plus whatever extras you have set up, so a four-bed two-bath with an ensuite quotes higher than a two-bedder without you doing the sums on the phone.
On the home, not in your head. Each customer card carries the notes you need before you turn up: which key is theirs, whether the dog is inside, what the code is and which products they want used.
The booking page stops offering slots that do not exist and takes the enquiry instead, with the times they would like. The lead waits in your inbox rather than ringing the next cleaner on Google.
No. Recording cash and bank transfer by hand is free on any plan and always will be. Card payments come with Pro, which is what most housekeepers switch on to stop the cash conversation at the door.
No, and it does not pretend to. A National Police Certificate comes from the Australian Federal Police and your public liability cover comes from your insurer. Bookables holds the work, the homes and the money.
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