Bedrooms, bathrooms and clean type in, realistic hours and a price out. Regular, deep and end of lease compared side by side. Free, no email.
$190
Regular clean, 3 bed 2 bath, about 3.4 hours at $55/hr
Time covers all rooms plus kitchen and common areas. Adjust the rate slider to match your market, and remember travel time between jobs comes out of this number too.
| Clean type | Time | Price at $55/hr |
|---|---|---|
| Regular | 3.4 hrs | $190 |
| Deep clean | 5.5 hrs | $300 |
| End of lease | 8.5 hrs | $470 |
All three types at your 3 bed 2 bath, so you can quote the upsell on the same call.
Guide only. Real quotes move with condition, clutter, pets, walk up access and how long since the last proper clean. Sight the property or ask for photos before locking in a fixed price, especially on end of lease.
Cleaning enquiries want a number on the first call. Guess low and you spend Saturday scrubbing an oven for free. Guess high and they ring the next name on the list. The maths here starts from time, an hour of base for kitchen and living areas, 25 minutes a bedroom, 35 a bathroom, then multiplies for deep and end of lease work, because that is how the job actually scales.
The comparison table shows all three clean types at the same house, which is your upsell script written for you. A regular client asking about a one off deep clean can hear the difference in dollars while you are still on the phone.
A regular clean of a 3 bed 2 bath runs about 3.5 hours solo: an hour of base kitchen and common areas, 25 minutes a bedroom, 35 a bathroom. A deep clean stretches to around 5.5 hours and end of lease closer to 8.5. Two cleaners roughly halve the clock time but the labour hours you charge stay the same.
Solo cleaners typically land between $45 and $65 an hour, with capital city rates and specialised work pushing $70 to $90. Below $40 you are competing with platforms that take a cut anyway. The slider covers the common range so you can see what your rate does to each quote.
Because it is a different job. Ovens, range hoods, window tracks, skirting, marks on walls, inside every cupboard, and it has to pass a property manager's inspection, not a homeowner's glance. The calculator applies a 2.2 times multiplier plus a flat extra hour. Most cleaners quote it fixed rather than hourly, and agents ask tenants for a receipt, so it needs to be priced to cover a call back.
Hourly is safer when you have not seen the property, fixed converts better because the client knows the damage upfront. A solid middle path: quote fixed from this calculator's estimate, with a condition that heavy soiling or clutter gets flagged before you start. End of lease should almost always be fixed because the scope is defined by the exit condition report.
Cleaning enquiries book whoever picks up first, and you cannot pick up mid clean. Our AI receptionist answers 24/7, quotes from your rates, and books the job straight into your week. Ring the demo line and hear it yourself.
