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Broombook is cleaning business software for residential cleaning and maid-service owners. It gives you an online booking page with instant prices, recurring schedules, client and property records, a crew app with checklists and clock-in, text and email reminders, card payments with emailed receipts and payroll export, in one place.

Free is $0, for as long as you like: booking, scheduling, payments and the crew app for you and 2 cleaners, up to 40 visits a month, no credit card. Pro is $39/mo for up to 10 users with unlimited visits, texts to clients, every AI feature and no Broombook badge. There is no per-cleaner fee on either plan.

You set your prices once: a base price, a price per bedroom and bathroom, size tiers, multipliers for deep and move-out cleans, discounts for weekly or every-two-weeks service, and extras like inside the oven. Your booking page uses those numbers to show the client a price as they fill it in.

Yes. Recurring cleans are a series (weekly, every 2 weeks, every 4 weeks or monthly). Skip one visit and the rest of the series stays exactly as it was.

On Pro, job notes and access instructions are translated automatically into each cleaner’s language: Spanish, French or Portuguese, with codes, addresses and names kept exactly as written. Broomie, the AI front desk, answers people on your booking page, and the AI assistant prepares changes for you to approve. All of it is part of Pro ($39/mo), not sold as an add-on.

Yes. Every confirmation and reminder carries the client’s own link. Up to 12 hours before a visit they can move it to a time your crew is free, skip a recurring visit or cancel a one-off, and you get a text. Replies to your texts land in a Messages inbox in your dashboard.

Yes. The booking page, the widget on your website, each client’s page and every text and email come in English or French, with Québec formats for dates, times and prices. Clients who book online get the language of their browser, and you can set it for anyone.

Both. Clients with an email address get their booking request, confirmation, a reminder the day before and a receipt after each card charge, from your business name. Their replies go to your own inbox, and each email has a one-click unsubscribe. Clients who don’t want texts still get everything by email.

Yes. Export your clients as a CSV and import them in one go. Columns are matched for you, you check a preview, and clients who are already in your account are skipped.

No. Each cleaner gets a private link that opens their crew app in the phone’s browser, with their jobs, checklists, notes in their language, and clock-in and clock-out.

Broombook has a free plan that costs $0 with no end date and no credit card, covering the owner plus 2 cleaners and up to 40 visits a month on the calendar. Growing businesses move to Broombook Pro at $39 a month (or $390 a year) for up to 10 users and unlimited visits; online bookings from clients still come in on the free plan even after the month is full.

The free plan includes an online booking page with instant prices, the calendar, client and property records, recurring visits with skips, card payments with tips through Stripe, email confirmations, reminders and receipts, the crew app and payroll export. It covers 3 users (you plus 2 cleaners), 40 visits a month and the last 4 weeks of Insights.

No. Broombook charges no platform fee on card payments: clients pay the business directly through the business’s own Stripe account, and the business pays only Stripe’s standard processing fee.

Yes, for residential cleaning businesses. Jobber, Housecall Pro and ZenMaid have no free plan, only a 14-day free trial, and Jobber Core starts at $49 a month for 1 user (vendors’ pricing pages, checked October 5, 2026), while Broombook’s free plan covers 3 users and 40 visits a month at $0. Jobber and Housecall Pro serve many trades and include quoting, invoicing and job costing for field service; Broombook is built only for cleaning.

For a maid service that needs recurring cleans, prices by home size and a crew app, Broombook’s free plan is built for exactly that: recurring visits with skips, instant prices from bedrooms, bathrooms, square feet and frequency, and checklists with clock-in. General free tools like Google Calendar, Square Appointments Free or Setmore Free work for booking but do not price by home size or handle recurring cleans with skips on their free plans.

Use one free system for booking, scheduling and payments instead of a patchwork of calendar, spreadsheet and text messages. With Broombook’s free plan, clients book from your link at a price you set once, recurring cleans repeat automatically, your 2 cleaners see their day on their phones, and card payments with tips land in your own Stripe account.

Broombook is built for residential cleaning and maid services. It handles a few small commercial accounts cleaned on a fixed weekly schedule, such as an office or a store, but it is not a janitorial bidding and contract-management system.

No. Broombook is software for people who run a cleaning business. If you are looking for a house cleaner, your local cleaning companies may already use it for their booking page.