The case for the same cleaner, every week

Anyone who has booked cleaning one visit at a time knows the tax it carries: the first twenty minutes of every visit are spent explaining. Where things go, which surface takes which cloth, that the second bathroom matters more than the first.

A subscription removes that. The same cleaner comes at the same hour, and from the second visit onwards the explaining is finished.

What else changes

• The slot is yours. A fixed day and hour, held for the length of the plan.
• The price per visit falls. A standing commitment is cheaper for us to staff, and that goes back into the rate.
• Standards compound. A cleaner who knows the home spends the visit on what it needs rather than on finding out.
• Nothing is forgotten. The things that only need doing monthly can be rotated through the weeks.

Picking the shape

Two questions decide it: how many visits a week, and for how many months. More of either lowers the price per visit, and the booking page shows the figure before you commit to anything.

If the week changes

Plans are built around a working week, and the team takes a weekly day off like anyone else — so the visits are laid out on the days you choose and any date that falls on the team's day off is skipped rather than silently dropped.