Regular house cleaning
Weekly, biweekly, or monthly visits. Explain your checklist, supplies, and the neighborhoods you serve.
For house cleaning businesses
Start your cleaning business for free. Post your services, connect with local customers, and discuss estimates directly. You don’t pay for leads.
Free ads. No fees for leads.

Different homes. Different needs.
Weekly, biweekly, or monthly visits. Explain your checklist, supplies, and the neighborhoods you serve.
Help customers understand the extra detail: kitchens, bathrooms, baseboards, and the areas you include.
Describe your empty-home clean, timing, and optional extras before a customer asks for an estimate.
Show how you handle dust and finishing touches after a renovation, and what the property needs before you arrive.

From solo cleaner to a growing team.
From discovery to a conversation
Add your service area, the types of cleaning you offer, photos, and a clear description of what is included.
Ask about bedrooms, bathrooms, the condition of the home, and the preferred date. Agree on scope and price directly in chat.
Keep your profile current, share examples of your work, and build your reputation with reviews after eligible interactions.
Less back-and-forth. More clarity.
Make your coverage clear so customers can see where you offer house cleaning.
Discuss access, pets, supplies, and special requests before agreeing on a cleaning job.
Use real photos, a clear checklist, and eligible reviews to help customers choose with confidence.
A few useful answers
No. Post a free cleaning ad and receive customer inquiries without paying for leads. You agree on the cleaning scope and price directly with the customer.
Publish a house cleaning listing with your service area, cleaning checklist, photos, and the information customers need to request an estimate. Customers can message you from your active listing.
Yes. Describe the cleaning services you actually provide, including regular visits, deep cleans, and move-in or move-out cleaning. Make the scope and any optional extras clear.
Set your service area to reflect where you work. A clear coverage area helps customers understand whether you can clean their home.
Both can use JustList. Start with a professional profile and service listings, then use the business workspace to organize conversations and team activity.
No. Customer demand and your listing determine the inquiries you receive. You discuss availability, confirm the estimate, and agree on the work directly with the customer.