AI website builder for house cleaners
A cleaning service website that answers the trust question first
Use the cleaning template, or let AI work from the site you run today. It writes about your recurring, deep and move-out cleans. Quote requests reach your inbox and your email while your phone stays on silent.
You see the plan before the rest of your site is built. Nothing goes public until you approve the build.
For owner-run house cleaning and maid services, from a solo cleaner hiring a first helper to teams with a few cars on the road.
At a glance
AI Centery is an AI website builder: it makes a cleaning service website for house cleaning and maid services, from a cleaning template or the website you already run.
Your site can carry your own checklists and the trust details clients look for. Its quote requests land in one inbox, with an email to you and a confirmation to the client.
Choose the cleaning template or hand AI your current site, look over the page plan, then approve the build; nothing is public before that.
The BBB advises hiring a cleaning service that is bonded and insured, explaining that the bond protects against dishonest acts by the people who clean and the insurance covers accidents, and to ask for background checks on cleaners who work in the home.
Why cleaning websites lose good clients
Cleaning is bought on trust and price, usually by someone who has never met you. These gaps send them on to the next listing.
You can't pick up in a client's home
In a client's home, your phone sits on silent. Each request from your site sends you an email to read between rooms. The client gets a confirmation, so there is less reason to keep calling around.
'Can I trust you in my home?' goes unanswered
Someone you've never met is about to give you their keys. Reviews from neighbors answer that better than any promise on the page. Add reviews from your Google listing to the site, and ask your happiest regulars to post one, by email or with a link.
Every quote starts with the same questions
How many bedrooms and bathrooms? Pets? When was the last deep clean? Describe how you price, and AI builds a calculator for your page so clients can work out a price first. It uses AI credits.
Your home address is on your website
Plenty of cleaning businesses run from the kitchen table, and clients never visit. One switch takes your street address off every part of the site.
What your cleaning site includes
A good house cleaning website answers what a client wonders about before letting you in. It also handles what you need between jobs.
Edit between houses
The editor fits a phone as well as a laptop, so you can update the holiday deep-clean offer or a price from the car between appointments.
Every quote request in one place
Requests from your forms collect in a single leads inbox, each with its history. An every-other-week regular doesn't get lost under a pile of move-out requests.
Scheduled cleans on your calendar
Agree a day with the client, mark the lead scheduled, and the clean goes onto your connected Google Calendar. Clients send requests; you set the time.
Your photos, your clients' privacy
Add photos of your team and your own work, and choose which ones the site shows. Only show a picture from inside a client's home if that client has said yes. Your price sheet and notes can stay private too, for AI to read while it writes; they are never published.
Your dashboard in Spanish
Read the dashboard and its emails in Spanish or Arabic as well as English. Pick whichever suits the person handling your requests.
Call button at the foot of the screen
Put your number on file, and as a client scrolls one of your pages on a phone, a call button shows up at the bottom of their screen.
See which cleans people read about
Built-in analytics list your most-visited pages, so you can see whether move-out or deep-clean pages draw more readers. They also count visits from AI assistants.
A checkup for your site
Site Health gives your site a score and suggests improvements. Only the ones you approve get made, and fixes AI writes for you use AI credits.
Where your cleaning site starts
The cleaning template hands you a short set of pages and starter services to rename. If you already have a site, AI reads the cleans you sell from it, and each clean can have a page to itself, up to 24.
From your current website
AI reads your site and writes one page for each service it finds, up to 24.
Reading your site changes nothing on it.
From the template for your trade
The template suggests Home, Services and Contact pages. You see and edit the real page plan before the pages are built.
These services come pre-checked in your setup, ready for your own words:
- House Cleaning
- Office Cleaning
- Deep Cleaning
- Move-In/Out Cleaning
- Window Cleaning
- Carpet Cleaning
How it works
Start your way
Paste your current website and AI reads your services, service areas and contact details.
Or start from the template made for your trade.
Check the plan
See every page AI plans to build. Take out any you do not need before the rest is built.
Approve the build
Nothing is public until you approve the build. Then AI writes the rest of your pages.
Edit and add a domain
Change any word or picture by clicking on it, and connect your own domain when you are ready.
For example: Recurring house cleaning every week, every other week or monthly. Deep cleans, move-out cleans for renters and landlords, and a few small offices after hours. We bring our own supplies and can use unscented products. Same cleaner each visit when we can. East side and the suburbs south of the river.
What it costs
- Plans from $29 a month
- There is a free plan
- 14-day free trial on paid plans
Building your site with AI uses AI credits, and each plan shows what it includes.
How AI Centery compares
Three common ways to get a website for your business, side by side.
Scroll the table sideways to see every column.
| Topic | AI Centery | A typical agency | A do-it-yourself builder |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who writes the pages | AI drafts them from your answers or your current site, and you change anything | A copywriter, after calls and rounds of edits | You do, or with the builder's own AI writing tools |
| A page for each service | From your current site, one page per service it finds, up to 24 | Often priced per page | If you build each one yourself |
| Requests from your site | One leads inbox, and an email for each new lead | Often a form that emails you | Depends on the add-ons you choose |
| Changing a page | Click on it and edit | Send a request and wait for it | Edit it yourself |
| The price | Listed on the pricing page | Usually quoted per project | Shown on the builder's pricing page |
| Search basics | A sitemap and search data for your business, added for you | Depends on the package | Some built in, the rest is up to you |
What every cleaning service website needs
These are the questions a careful client asks before handing over a key. Answer them on the site and the first call starts further along.
Bonded and insured, explained
If you carry liability insurance and a bond, say so, then explain each in a line. Liability insurance can cover accidental damage, such as a faucet left running; cover for a lost key is often a separate add-on, so check your policy before you promise it. A janitorial bond can repay a client robbed by someone you sent, usually once the theft is proven. Clients have heard both words; few know the difference.
How you choose your cleaners
If you run background checks, say so and say who does them. If the same cleaner or team comes every visit, say that too. Seeing the same faces is a big part of why clients stay.
A checklist for each kind of clean
Publish a room-by-room list for a standard clean, a deep clean and a move-out clean. Standard covers dusting, vacuuming, mopping, the kitchen and bathrooms. Deep adds baseboards, door frames and inside the microwave. Move-out adds inside cabinets, closets and appliances.
How your pricing works
Say what drives the price: bedrooms, bathrooms or square feet, the condition of the home, and pets. Say how weekly, every-other-week and monthly prices differ. If the first visit is a deep clean before recurring service starts, say why. Clients take a higher first price better when they can see the reason.
Supplies, products and allergies
Say whether you bring your own supplies and equipment. Homes with babies, pets or allergies will ask what you clean with. Name your products, offer unscented options if you can, and mention labels like the EPA's Safer Choice where they apply.
Keys, codes and pets
Explain how you handle keys, lockboxes, door codes and alarm codes, and what happens with dogs and cats on cleaning day. This is the real question behind 'do I trust you in my home?'
Your re-clean promise and cancellation terms
If something is missed, tell clients how to report it and what you'll do about it, in your own words. State how much notice you need to skip or cancel. Say what happens if you arrive and can't get in.
Move-out, move-in and seasonal pages
Move-out cleans cluster at the end of the month and through the summer moving season. Landlords, property managers and real estate agents come back again and again, so give them their own page. Add spring cleaning and pre-holiday deep cleans as the calendar turns.
Questions cleaning companies ask
How does a cleaning business website builder like AI Centery compare on price with a web agency?
AI Centery's plans and prices are published on our pricing page; compare them with whatever a web agency quotes you. AI credits pay for the build, and for later AI work such as a price calculator or a Site Health fix. Wording and photos after that are yours to change by clicking on the page.
Can you rebuild the cleaning company website I already have?
Yes. Give AI Centery your current site's address. AI picks out the cleans you offer, the neighborhoods you serve and your contact details, and sketches a plan for a new site from them. You can change that plan before the remaining pages are built, and your old site stays live until you move your domain over to the new one.
Can clients book a recurring clean on my site?
They can ask for one, and you confirm it. Visitors send a request through your form, it lands in your leads inbox, and you agree the day with them. Once you mark it scheduled, it goes onto your connected Google Calendar.
Should a house cleaning website show prices?
Show how you price, even if you don't show a final number: bedrooms and bathrooms or square feet, the condition of the home, pets, and whether the first visit is a deep clean. A common approach is a range, confirmed after a walkthrough or the first visit. If you want the page to work it out, AI can turn your rates into a calculator, which uses AI credits.
Does a solo cleaner need a website, or is word of mouth enough?
Word of mouth still sends people to look you up, and what they find decides whether they call. A simple site with your services, your area, how you handle keys and a way to send a request answers the questions a referral can't. Start small and add pages as you grow.
Where do new cleaning requests go?
Into a single leads inbox, where each request's history stays together. You get an email for every new one, and the client gets a note confirming you received it. Work through the inbox after the last job of the day instead of returning calls from the car.
Should I show that I am bonded and insured?
Yes, if you are, with a line on what each covers. The BBB tells homeowners to verify both, and many will ask, so keep your certificate of insurance ready to send. Click on the page to add it near your quote form, where clients decide, and state only what is true of your business.
What should a move-out cleaning page say?
What the clean includes (inside cabinets, closets and appliances, walls spot-cleaned), that it is priced by the size and condition of the empty unit, how far ahead to ask at month end, and that landlords, property managers and agents are welcome to send a list of units. Say whether you come back if the deposit inspection flags something. Those are the questions a renter close to handover asks, and the ones a property manager asks before adding you to the rotation.
Can one website for a cleaning business cover both homes and offices?
Yes. The cleaning template already has starter services for both, and you can write each one for its own reader. Office managers care about after-hours access, consistency and the supplies you stock. Homeowners care about trust, pets and checklists.
When should I ask a cleaning client for a review?
Right after a visit they loved: a first deep clean, or a move-out clean that got a deposit back. Ask regulars once, not after every visit. AI Centery can bring reviews from your Google listing onto your site and ask clients for new ones by email or by sharing a link.
What happens before my cleaning website goes live?
Before the rest is built, you look over the page plan and take out pages you do not need. Then you approve the build and AI writes the rest; nothing is public before that. If you want to look through every page in private first, switch on the coming-soon page under Settings before you approve, and switch it off when you are done.
Other trades we build for
Landscaping & Lawn Care
Request forms that work while you mow, a front page you change with the season, and photos of your own patios.
Handyman
For one-truck handyman shops: a clear site that says which jobs you take, where you go and how you charge.
Home Remodeling
Kitchen, bath and basement remodelers: show real projects and walk homeowners through your process.
Give new clients a reason to hand you the key
A new client is handing a stranger a key. Answer that before they call: your coverage in plain words, who comes and how they were checked, what each clean includes, and how keys and pets are handled. Then let the quote request reach you between rooms. The cleaning template, or a site you already run, gets you started.