
A single, a small double and a super king each carry their own price on your page, so a four-bedroom house books itself at the right money without a phone call.
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Single, small double, double, king and super king each carry a set price, so a house counts up its own bedrooms and books at the right figure.
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Three quarters of an hour on the bed, half an hour between houses. The gaps nearest your existing jobs are offered first, so the day stays put.
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.
Your cleaner Mark is on the way.
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.
Three quarters of an hour on the bed, half an hour in the van. Open slots are scored on the driving they add, so the near one is offered first.
Times that sit against a job you already have appear at the top, so the customer picks the one that keeps your morning in one part of town.
With two cleaners out, the new bed goes to the one whose next stop is nearest rather than to whoever happens to answer.
Slot ranking comes with Pro. On Free every gap is on one board and you drop the job into the one you would have picked regardless.
A soaked mattress will not wait a fortnight for you. With nothing left to offer, the page takes the request rather than losing the house.
How many mattresses, which sizes and what the mark looks like, so you can judge whether it is worth moving something for.
The reply lives on the record rather than in your texts, so what you quoted in June is still there when they ring back in October.
When a bed drops out the request is already sitting there to fill it, 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 ordinary single-bed job. It carries a double price on your page and takes the next gap that suits the run you are already driving.
Two little beds priced as their own items, so a morning of children’s mattresses adds up to a proper ticket rather than a favour.
The base is an option on the quote with its own price, so the bit that always gets forgotten is agreed before you are kneeling on the carpet.
Stain and odour work sits on its own priced line rather than being absorbed, and the parent sees what it costs before you arrive.
The agent books every bed in the property at once, and your photographs sit on the job so the check-out report is not a matter of opinion.
Six identical singles in one building, quoted as one job and booked into a single afternoon rather than six separate arrangements.
The same beds at the same time each turnaround. Repeat the last booking and the owner has the confirmation without having to ask for it.
Musty beds through the whole property, itemised on one quote, so the owner reads the total before anything is put in the diary.
The sofa is a separate service with its own length and price, so a two-hour stop is booked as two hours instead of running you late.
Their addresses, their agreed rates and every mattress you have cleaned for them on one card, so the next flat is a booking not a conversation.
Draw the counties 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 the beds, extract every one properly, or add stain and odour work on the mattress that has had an accident. One visit, three totals.
A four-bedroom house reads as four lines with the sizes against them, rather than one figure nobody is able to take apart.
Freshen, extract, or treat the stain as well. All three are in front of them, which is usually the second phone call saved.
The quote leaves your phone while they are still at the door thinking about the bed in the box room.
Protector treatment, the divan base, a topper, the spare single in the box room. Ticking one moves the total instead of sending you back to write the quote again. Priced options come with Pro.
The bed is still made, the dog is loose, the tenant has not turned up. Drag the job later and the house is told without you writing a word.
Move a clean to the afternoon and the new time goes out to the property. Rearranging the day costs nothing on any plan.
On the way, on site, done. The next house sees the arrival window move with how the morning is actually going.
A cancelled double at eleven is a hole you can see, so the request sitting in the inbox goes into it rather than into next week.
A short job is only worth having if the money lands the same day. Cash and transfer cost nothing to record; cards come with Pro.
Mark it paid in the hallway and the job closes itself. That is free on any plan and it stays that way.
Take the card on your phone before you leave, or send the request from the van while the fans are still running.
It goes the moment the payment lands, so nobody rings next week asking what the entry on their statement was.
Add your whole team and get booking for nothing.
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Yes. Single, small double, double, king and super king are five separate priced items, and the customer counts their own bedrooms before confirming. A four-bedroom house books at four-bedroom money.
When someone books, the times sitting closest to the jobs you already have appear at the top of the list, so short cleans gather into one run. Slot ranking comes with Pro; on the Free plan the whole day is on one board and you place the job yourself.
Quote it. Each mattress goes on its own line, stain and odour work on another, and the accepted quote becomes a booked clean rather than something you type out twice.
They book them as separate jobs against the same customer card, so the addresses, the agreed rates and every bed you have done for that agent sit in one place at invoicing time.
Cash and bank transfer recorded by hand are free on any plan. Cards come with Pro: take it in the hallway or send the request from the van, and the receipt sees itself out.
No trade licence covers it anywhere in the UK and there is no register to join, though the business registration side is its own affair in each home nation and some councils take an interest in trade waste, so it is worth a look where you actually work. Bookables holds the booking, the photographs and the payment. What you tell a customer about treatments and drying time remains yours to stand behind.
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