
Every appliance priced on its own, a day that stays in one part of town, and payment collected before you pull out of the driveway.
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Range, wall oven, cooktop, hood, grill. Each one its own service with its own price and time, so the booking matches the work exactly.
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Ninety minutes in the kitchen, thirty in the truck. On Pro every open slot is ranked by the drive time it adds, so your day stays tight.
Learn moreThe work is the same ninety minutes wherever you park. What decides whether the day paid is how far apart the kitchens were, laid out in the order you will actually drive them.
Each appliance is its own service with its own price and its own minutes, so a single oven takes a real slot while your gloves are still on.
Your cleaner Mark is on the way.
An oven clean into an empty house is a wasted hour and a tank of heat you paid for. They are confirmed when they book, reminded before the day, and told when you are on the way.
Tyler Brooks has nine addresses and hands them over one turnover at a time. That is one customer with a history, not nine searches through last year's messages.
Built for your trade
Your bread and butter, at a set price and a set length, with the brand, the fuel type and the gate code already on the booking.
Two cavities, two doors and a lot more glass, so it carries a longer slot of its own instead of stealing time from the next house.
Grates and burner caps through the tank, or a glass top brought all the way back, booked on its own and priced for what it takes.
Baffle filters out, hood degreased, fan checked behind it. A real job at a real price, not ten minutes thrown in for free.
Grates, flavorizer bars and the grease tray, bookable on their own in the weeks before everybody fires up the backyard again.
The range and hood the walkthrough always stops at, quoted for the manager and recorded on the property once it is finished.
They ran the cycle and the racks and door glass still look like that. Price what the cycle leaves behind and explain it on the page.
The kitchen between guests, set up as a repeat job the host books once instead of texting you every changeover weekend.
One customer, a list of units and every clean you have done for them on a single card, at the rate you agreed for the building.
Three weeks of solid work every fall, booking themselves off your page while your hands are in somebody else’s oven.
They call about the oven. The cooktop and the hood come up once you are standing in the kitchen, which is a bad time to invent a price.
Every line is something they can point at in their own kitchen, which is the version that still makes sense when the invoice lands.
They check what they want and sign it there, and the kitchen turns into a booking priced at exactly what they chose.
What you quoted and what they accepted sit on the job, so a question two months later has a document behind it instead of a memory.
Racks through the tank, door glass separated and cleaned between the panes, hood filters, the grill on the patio. Every option moves the total the moment it is checked, before anyone commits.
Ninety minutes in the kitchen and thirty-five in the truck is the job that loses money. On Pro every open slot is scored on drive time added.
Live drive times rank your open slots, so a job booked Wednesday joins the morning you are already spending across town instead of starting a second trip.
The address is matched to the area it falls in and to the techs set up for that work, so a grill never lands on a truck without a tank.
On Free your customers see exactly the same real openings and you place the job into the day yourself. The ranking is what Pro adds.
Every oven in town wants cleaning in the same three weeks. Say the wait out loud and you keep the customers happy to wait for you.
Slots come straight off your calendar, so nothing books into a morning already promised to a manager with four units turning over.
With nothing left they send the photo of the oven and the address instead, and it arrives as a request rather than a missed call.
The kitchen gets quoted and approved with no date on it at all, and the date follows once the run in front of it clears.
The oven has not been touched since we moved in and there is nothing left on your page this month. Photos attached, is there anything at all?
The oven looks new, you are standing in their kitchen, and the invoice is still a note on your phone. That is where money goes missing.
Record what they handed you at the counter or what cleared overnight against the job, on the Free plan, and the kitchen is closed out.
Take the card while the door glass is still drying, or send a link from the driveway, instead of chasing it two weeks later.
Your customer is emailed a receipt as soon as it clears, so the property manager has their paperwork without anyone asking twice.
Payouts go straight to your own Stripe account rather than sitting inside Bookables waiting for a payout day to come around.
One oven forty minutes out costs you a morning that never shows up on the price. Decide the boundary once and let your page hold it.
Claim the areas you truly serve off real boundary lines, and an address outside them gets an honest answer the minute it is typed in.
Hold as many areas as you cover, each with its own color and its own techs, so two trucks are never crossing town past each other.
Commercial hoods, ovens nobody has touched in ten years, whatever it is for you. Ruled out on the page instead of on the doorstep.
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Yes. Each appliance is its own service with its own price and length, so the booking takes a real slot off your calendar and confirms itself by email.
Put them on one estimate as separate lines, or offer them as options the customer checks while booking. Options that move the price come with Pro.
Not unless you send them a payment request afterward. Booking never takes money. Cash and transfer are free to record; cards come with Pro.
Yes. Claim the areas you cover and leave a service out of the ones you would not drive to for one oven. Anything outside gets an answer right away.
The booking confirms by email and reminds them before the day, and they get told when you are on the way instead of hearing the doorbell cold.
There is. Two hundred bookings a month, your booking page, the calendar, quotes, and cash or transfer recorded by hand, with no per-job fee.
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