Every house on its own schedule, charged on time

Weekly, biweekly, monthly, and the one who only wants a deep clean twice a year. QuixChex keeps every house on its own cycle, tracks the crews between them, and charges each one when it's due.

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How a clean runs

One Clean, Start to Finish

A crew clocks in at the first house of the day. You see them move through the route on the map. Each completed clean bills on that customer's own cycle — the weekly ones every week, the monthly office on the first.

The crew clocks in at the first house
You watch the round move on the map. Nobody has to ring in to say where they are.
Each clean bills on its own cycle
The weekly ones every week, the monthly office on the first. Forty different cycles, none of them yours to remember.
Add-ons land on the same bill
Oven, windows, inside the fridge — added at the house on the phone, so they are not half-remembered on Friday.

House done. Nothing forgotten. Paid.

Cycles, Turnovers and Add-ons

Every customer is on a different cycle

Weekly, biweekly and monthly schedules all run side by side, each at its own price, without you tracking who's due.

Turnovers have to happen between guests

Short-term rental turnovers get assigned and timed, and you can see the crew arrive on the map instead of hoping.

Add-ons never make it onto the bill

Fridge, oven, windows, carpets — add them to the visit and they're on that invoice, not forgotten by Friday.

Day one

Your Prices, Already In

Say you run a cleaning business and QuixChex sets this up for you before you've typed anything. Every price is editable — they're a starting point, not a rule.

Starting services and prices for a cleaning business
Service	What it covers	Starting price
Standard House Cleaning	Routine whole-home clean	$120
Weekly Recurring Clean	Recurring weekly service	$100
Deep Cleaning	Detailed top-to-bottom clean	$300
Move-In / Move-Out Clean	Full turnover cleaning	$400
Airbnb Turnover Clean	Short-term rental turnover	$130
Office Cleaning	Commercial, per visit	$200
Carpet Cleaning	Steam / extraction, per room	$45
Window Cleaning	Interior and exterior	$150
Post-Construction Cleaning	Debris, dust and detail	$500
Pressure Washing	Driveways, siding and walkways	$250
Tile & Grout Cleaning	Deep tile and grout restoration	$200
Disinfection / Sanitizing	Full disinfection service	$180

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FAQ

Questions, Answered

Can I have different prices for the same service at different houses?

Yes. The service is a starting price; what a particular customer pays is set on their schedule. A 4,000 sq ft house and a condo can both be “standard clean” at different rates.

Can commercial clients be invoiced monthly?

Yes. Office cleaning can bill per visit or roll up into one monthly charge, whichever the client wants.

Can cleaners see the customer's payment details?

No. Field users see their day and the job. Card and bank details aren't in the field app at all.

One client, two offices, one card — how do I tell the two charges apart later?

By what you name the plan. Each schedule carries its own description, and that’s what shows against the charge in the client’s payment history, so “Harbor St, Unit 4B” and “Maple Ave office” read as two different things rather than two identical amounts. Leave it blank and the only thing separating them is the date.

Do the before-and-after photos reach the client?

Yes, when you send them. The crew shoots them on the phone, you sort them into before and after in the office, and one button emails the set to the client. Nothing sends itself, so nothing reaches the client before you’ve looked at it.

When does the first charge actually go out?

When you say. A schedule carries a start date, a day and a time, and it runs on your clock rather than a server’s — a first-of-the-month charge goes on the first where you are. Start it the day they sign or next month, and the cycle counts from there.

See It on Your Business

A short call, on your own services and your own customers. We'll show you what the first week looks like, and talk through what it would take to get you there.