
A single, a king single and a queen each carry their own price on your page, so a three-bed house books itself at the right money while you are still standing over the last mattress.
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Single, king single, double, queen and king each carry a set price, so a four-bed house tallies itself up and books without a phone call.
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Under an hour a mattress means the driving is the job. Slots that sit tight against the bed before are offered first, so the run stays close.
Learn moreEvery size on your page carries its own price, so a house counts up its own bedrooms and books at the figure you would have said on the phone.
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A window and an on-the-way line mean the sheets are off and the room is clear when you pull up, instead of you waiting in the hall for ten minutes.
Which beds you cleaned, what you charged and what they said about the drying time, all on the address rather than in last spring's messages.
A bed takes forty minutes and the drive between two takes thirty. Open slots are scored on the driving they add, so the tight one is offered first.
The times that sit against a job you already have are shown first, so the customer picks the one that keeps your morning in the one pocket of suburbs.
With two cleaners out, the new bed goes to the one whose next stop is nearest rather than to whoever answers the phone.
Slot ranking comes with Pro. On Free the gaps are all there on one board and you drop the job into the one you would have picked anyway.
A wet mattress will not wait for your diary. When there is nothing left to book, the page takes the request instead of sending them elsewhere.
They tell you how many mattresses, which sizes and what the stain looks like, so you can judge whether it is worth reshuffling for.
Your reply sits on the record, not in your texts, so what you quoted in October is still there when they ring back in March.
When a bed drops out, the request is right there to fill it with, and the confirmation email does the telling for you.
Two kings and a single, and the little one has had an accident on hers. Anything at all this week?
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The bread-and-butter single-bed job. It carries a queen price on your page and takes the next gap that fits your run, with no call either way.
Three small beds in one house priced as three items, so a morning of little mattresses adds up to a real ticket instead of a favour.
Urine and odour work is its own priced line rather than something you eat, and the parent sees what it costs before you are on the doorstep.
The agent books every bed in the house at once, and the photos you take go on the job so the bond inspection is not your word against theirs.
Same beds, same times, every changeover. Repeat the booking off the last one and the host gets the confirmation without asking for it.
Dust mite work across every bed in the place, quoted as one job with the beds itemised, so the total is obvious before anyone commits.
A single add-on to a booked clean. Tick it as an option on the quote and the total moves, rather than being remembered at the kerb.
The sofa is a separate service with its own time and price, so a two-hour stop is booked as two hours instead of running you late all day.
One quote, five mattresses, one address. Whoever signs it becomes the customer and the rest of the house just leaves the doors open.
Their addresses, their agreed rates and every bed you have done for them sit on one customer card, so the next building is a booking not a briefing.
Draw the suburbs you cover and leave the rest out. Anything past the line leaves a request instead of booking itself into a morning you would spend driving.
A photo, the access notes and the question about drying time arrive on the job, so you know what you are walking into and what to bring for it.
Freshen every bed, deep extract the lot, or add stain and odour work on the mattress the toddler got to. One visit, three totals.
Five beds read as five lines with their sizes on them, so nobody is arguing with one number at the bottom of the page.
Freshen, extract, or do the stain work as well. They read all three at once instead of ringing back to ask what the difference is.
The quote goes off your phone before you pull out, while they are still at the door thinking about the bed in the study.
Protector spray, the base and headboard, a topper, an extra single in the study. Ticking one moves the quoted total instead of you writing the quote again. Priced options come with Pro.
The bed is still made, the dog is loose, the lift is booked out. Drag the job to the afternoon and the customer is told without you writing a word.
Move a clean to two o’clock and the new time goes out to the house. Rearranging the day costs nothing on any plan.
On the way, on site, done. The next house sees the arrival window move as your morning actually goes, not as you planned it.
A cancelled queen at eleven leaves a hole you can see, so the request sitting in the inbox goes into it instead of into next week.
A small job is only a good job if the money lands the same day. Cash and transfer are free to record; cards come with Pro.
Mark it paid at the door and the job closes. That is free on any plan and it always will be.
Tap the card on the phone in the hallway, or email the request from the driveway while the fans are still running.
It sends the moment the payment lands, so nobody rings a week later asking what the charge on their statement was.
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Yes. A single, a king single, a double, a queen and a king are five separate priced items, and the customer tallies their own bedrooms before they confirm. A three-bed house books at three-bed money without you quoting it.
When someone books, the open times that sit closest to the jobs you already have are shown at the top of the list, so short cleans stack into one run instead of scattering across the map. Slot ranking comes with Pro.
Quote it. Every mattress goes on its own line with stain and odour work priced separately, the customer signs it on their phone, and the accepted quote becomes a booked clean without anything being re-typed.
They leave a request with the beds, the suburb and the times that suit instead of ringing the next cleaner. It lands as a thread on your inbox and you slot it in when a job cancels.
Cash and bank transfer you mark off by hand cost nothing on any plan. Card payments come with Pro: tap it at the door or email the request from the driveway, and the receipt sends itself.
There is no trade licence for mattress cleaning itself, and no register to join. Trade licensing here is a state and territory matter, and the ordinary business registration every cleaner does still applies, so check what your own state asks of you. Bookables holds the booking, the photos and the payment; what you tell a customer about treatments and drying time is yours to stand behind, as it should be.
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