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Cleaning is chosen on trust — the site has to carry it

The customer is letting a stranger into their home or their office. The site is therefore less about price and more about being trustworthy: what a fixed agreement covers, who turns up, and how soon you can start.

What usually goes wrong

Patterns at cleaning companies getting too few enquiries.

The conversation starts with price

Without an explanation of what a fixed agreement covers, you get compared on hourly rate alone — and there, whoever delivers most loses.

The coverage area is unclear

Customers outside the area spend your time, and customers inside it do not dare write.

Commercial and private are mixed together

An office manager and a homeowner are looking for two different things. One shared page speaks to neither.

No easy route to a quote

A phone number alone means every enquiry arrives while you are holding a machine.

What is worth having

Built to produce a qualified enquiry rather than a phone call.

  • Services described separately — commercial, private, move-out
  • What a fixed agreement covers
  • Coverage area stated clearly
  • A form asking what you would ask anyway
  • The option to attach photos or square metres
  • Insurance and registration details
  • Response time, so the customer knows what they are waiting for
  • Mobile optimisation
  • Local SEO for town and area

How we build the page

The customer should recognise themselves in one of your services within seconds.

  1. 01

    Top

    What you do, where you cover, and a button to get a quote.

  2. 02

    Commercial

    Offices, shops and properties — with what an agreement typically covers.

  3. 03

    Private

    Regular cleaning and move-out cleaning.

  4. 04

    How it works

    From enquiry to first visit.

  5. 05

    Get a quote

    A form with address, size and preferred frequency.

What it costs

Businessfrom 8,900 kr. excl. VAT

A cleaning company usually needs a page per service plus a proper form. That matches the Business package. If the form should pass data into a system you already use, that falls under booking and integrations.

Frequently asked questions

Can the form send straight into our system?
It can, if the system allows it. We check before quoting — see booking and integrations.
Should we put prices on the site?
Not necessarily. Many in this trade price after a visit. Then explaining what is included matters more than showing a number.
Does it help on Google?
Basic local SEO is included: town, area and services are set up so you can be found. We do not promise rankings.
We cover several towns. Can that be shown?
Yes. The coverage area can be written out, and the main towns can each get their own section.

Shall we look at your site?

Tell us which services you offer and where you cover.

Get a no-obligation quote