
The same houses, the same fortnight, a ring of keys and a key safe code. Bookables prices each home from its bedrooms and bathrooms, keeps the round intact when one client is away, and sees the payment out without a word about it.
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Set what a bedroom is worth and what a bathroom adds. A new client books a fortnightly slot at a sensible number before you have set foot in the hall.
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One house is away for a fortnight and another would rather have the Tuesday. Move the visit; the homes either side of it are entirely unbothered.
Learn moreThey are away a fortnight, half term has eaten the Thursday, a plumber has the kitchen until noon. Move the one visit; the board is otherwise unmoved.
Pick the visit up and put it down on Friday. The client is told and the other houses stay where they were.
Cancel the single visit and the standing arrangement carries on, so their Tuesday is still theirs when they return.
Moving work around the week costs nothing. It is not a Pro feature and never has been.
A housekeeper worth having is full by the second month. The page offers no slot you do not have, and takes the enquiry regardless.
Their preferred days sit in your inbox, so when a house falls off the round you already know who wants it.
Nobody books a Tuesday already three houses deep, so you are never ringing round to undo it.
Reply from the sofa. The thread stays on their record for when they book properly.
We are in Chorlton 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 a text from you the night before.
Nobody is in and nobody wants ringing. The visit, the key safe note and the last four cleans all sit on the one record.
A one-off, priced off the house and the extras, quoted in lines the tenant can read before the inventory check.
Short window, linen included, and a hard finish before the next guest. Book it as its own service with its own duration so it never lands on the round.
The big one, quoted good, better and best, so the client chooses the depth rather than haggling over the figure.
Sold on a regular visit or on its own. Either way it adds its own time to the booking, not merely its own price.
Charged by the hour, so a fortnight with three loads waiting does not come out at the same figure as a quiet one.
The one after the dust has settled and then some. It takes twice as long as a regular visit and is quoted as its own job.
Booked for the morning the agent brings someone round, and slotted into the round like any other visit.
A tick-box extra with its own price, added when asked and priced into the total before you agree to it.
The one before the in-laws descend, quoted three ways: the whole-house clean, the same with the oven done, or the lot with the window insides.
Bedrooms, bathrooms and the extras are separate lines, so a client can see quite plainly why the four-bed came out where it did.
A deep clean with the oven in it was never a two-hour visit, and the booking holds the longer slot instead of pretending.
The quote goes from the phone on the driveway, which tends to be before the other two have replied at all.
Oven, insides of the windows, an hour of ironing, the fridge emptied and wiped. The client ticks what they want and the total follows them, so nothing is re-typed on a worktop.
Housekeeping ran on notes behind the kettle for thirty years and most clients would rather it did not. Record it by hand free, or take cards on Pro.
Tick the visit off the moment the transfer shows up. No plan has ever charged for that and none ever will.
Send a card link as you pull the door to, and the money is in your account rather than a drawer.
They get the receipt for the fortnight without you writing anything on a worktop.
A housekeeping day is four or five houses minutes apart. One booking from the far side of the county eats the time that used to be a whole house.
Draw the patch the round covers. Addresses outside it are told at once rather than a week on.
If one works the north of town and one the south, each keeps their own area and the work falls to the right person.
Inside your area the rate is the rate. Bookables adds nothing quietly 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 houses are already on the board and you only ever move 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 with an en suite quotes higher than a flat without you working it out on the phone.
On the home rather than in your head. Each customer card carries what you need before you arrive: whose key is whose, the key safe code, whether the dog is in, and which products they prefer.
The page declines to offer slots that do not exist and takes the enquiry instead, with the fortnight they would prefer, so the lead waits in your inbox rather than going elsewhere.
Not in the slightest. Recording cash and bank transfer by hand is free on any plan. Card payments come with Pro, which is what most housekeepers turn on to retire the conversation at the door.
No, and it would be odd if it did. Your own basic criminal record check goes through whichever body covers where you live, and public liability cover comes from your insurer. Bookables holds the work, the homes and the money.
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