🎁 Welcome offer10% off your first booking — new to Genie? Use code WELCOME10 at checkoutClaim it ›

Free tools › Contractors › House cleaning price calculator

Free calculator · no sign-up

House cleaning price calculator

Estimate hours and price for a clean from the home’s size, the type of clean and your hourly rate. Adjust the speed to match how your team works.

✓ Free✓ Works on your phone✓ Any tax rate

The job

Price (before tax)
Cleaner-hours
Time on site with your team
Labour
Add-ons
Tax
Client pays
Cleaners: get booked on Genie
Clients book at an upfront price; you choose your area and hours.Join as a pro

How it’s calculated

  • Cleaner-hours = (sq ft ÷ your speed) × the clean type factor (deep 1.6×, move-out 2×) + extra time per bathroom.
  • Time on site = cleaner-hours ÷ cleaners. Price = cleaner-hours × rate + add-ons.
  • Use your own speed: track a few jobs and divide square feet by cleaner-hours.

More free tools for contractors

All free, no sign-up — use as many as you like.

Quote & estimate makerA professional itemized quote with optional items, tax and deposit.Invoice generatorMake a professional invoice with tax — print or save as PDF.Job price calculatorLabour, materials, overhead and your profit margin → the price to quote.Labour cost calculatorThe true cost of an employee per hour and what to bill (Canadian payroll defaults — change them for your area).Profit margin calculatorMargin, markup and profit — or the price for the margin you want.Roof replacement cost calculatorRoof area from the footprint and pitch, squares with waste, and the job cost.Roof inspection checklistShingles, flashing, gutters, attic — printable.Room airflow (CFM) calculatorAirflow a room needs from its size and air changes per hour.Duct size calculatorRound and rectangular duct size for an airflow and air speed.Air changes per hour calculatorHow many times an hour a fan or system replaces the air in a room.
Genie AcademyFree guides & coursesStep-by-step pricing and business guides for roofing, HVAC, plumbing, electrical, painting, cleaning, handyman, landscaping, agents and property managers — with real worked examples.Browse all guides →

All free tools for contractors

Questions

Should I charge by the hour or a flat price?

Clients prefer a flat price; work it out from your hours like this, then quote the total.