A real site without a five-figure invoice
Domain, hosting, course or a managed build. You already have the offer. You need words and a form.
Local services
People hire trust, then a schedule. Your site should say what you clean, what you do not, and how to ask for a first visit—without a stock photo of a smiling stranger with a mop.
01 — Vitals
Domain, hosting, course or a managed build. You already have the offer. You need words and a form.
No code. You need recurrences (weekly, biweekly), extras, and the cities you serve.
Home, services, about you, request form, hosting you control.
A weekend. The bottleneck is deciding your “starts at” price, not the software.
02 — The owner's profile
This is for the cleaner going out on their own, or the small team that still books over Instagram DMs.
A cleaner who wants to look like a company, not a favor. Often the owner builds it, or a family member does.
A Taskrabbit-style profile you do not control. Or a Wix page with clip-art sparkles.
Strangers in the house. The site has to look careful, insured if you are, and specific.
03 — Pros and cons
04 — Essential features
Say which you prefer. People looking for a one-time move-out are not your weekly clients.
Insured, bonded, supplies vs theirs—stated once. No stock “bonded and insured” banners from a template pack.
Neighborhoods you drive. Ghost towns you will not serve do not belong on the page.
Square footage or bed/bath, pets, preferred day. You confirm availability.
05 — Maintenance
Update availability when you are full. Keep the supplies list honest. Test the form after you change email.
06 — The pitch
If you have a free Saturday and want to stop renting a marketplace, take the course. If you are booked and still look like a DM, we will build it.
07 — Questions
Not on day one. Collect on the first visit. Add cards later if checks become the bottleneck.
A starting range for a standard recurring clean helps. Custom homes still need a walkthrough.
Yes as proof. Still put two quotes on the site so they do not have to leave to trust you.
Wix is a rental. When you grow, you will want the URL and the copy to travel with you.
08 — Matcher
Three questions. We will point you at the Build Your Own Website course if you will spend a weekend, or a discovery call if you want Infacto to build and manage it.
Keep going
Case work, not a how-to. See what we built for operators like this.
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Fill the van with owners who already trust you