Turno pricing and alternatives for cleaning businesses (2026)

Turno is built around the host’s rental properties. It imports reservations from Airbnb, Vrbo, Booking.com and dozens of property management systems, and creates a cleaning project from each guest’s check-out and the next check-in. Hosts assign those projects to their own cleaners, or post them to Turno’s marketplace, where cleaners bid and the host picks one.

Around that, Turno offers automatic payments to cleaners when a project is marked complete, photo checklists, problem reports with photos that can be shared with a handyman, inventory tracking with low-stock alerts, in-app chat and translations. There are free iOS and Android apps for hosts and for cleaners.

Cleaners can also invite hosts they already work for to Turno and manage those schedules and payments in the cleaner app. In the US, marketplace cleaners must buy a background check badge through Turno and renew it every year; the page we checked does not list its price.

Assumptions: prices from Turno’s pricing page and help center on October 5, 2026, in USD, before any custom plan. A property is billable when a cleaner you invited (not one from the marketplace) is enabled on it.

1 property: $0 subscription, whether you use your own cleaners or marketplace cleaners. 5 properties with your own cleaners: 5 × $10 = $50 a month, or 5 × $96 = $480 a year on the annual plan. 20 properties with your own cleaners: $200 a month, or $1,920 a year. Any number of properties using only marketplace cleaners: $0 subscription.

Payment fees come on top whenever you pay cleaners through Turno. Paying your own cleaner $120 for a turnover by card costs 3.9%, or $4.68; by ACH it is 1.5%, or $1.80. The minimum fee is $1.50 per payment. Forty such turnovers a month by card is 40 × $4.68 = $187.20 in fees. Paying a marketplace cleaner $120 by card costs 8%, or $9.60, and marketplace payments must go through Turno. Payments to your own cleaners can be made outside the app instead.

The free trial lasts 14 days and starts when a host has 2 or more billable properties. After it ends, you subscribe, or keep using Turno free by removing your own cleaners from every property but one.

Cleaners pay no Turno subscription. Payments from hosts the cleaner brought to Turno, or who invited them, carry no fee on the cleaner’s side. Payments from hosts met on the marketplace carry a 5% platform fee, so a $120 marketplace turnover pays the cleaner $114, before any sales tax that applies in some US states. Tips and reimbursements carry no platform fee, and Stripe instant payouts may cost extra.

So for a cleaning company whose clients are all hosts already on Turno, Turno can cost nothing. The trade-off is that it runs on the host’s side: the host’s properties, the host’s calendar and the host paying you per project. It is not built to run homeowner clients with recurring cleans, a public booking page with your own prices, or payroll for your employees.

If you are a host or property manager, choose a host-side tool. You need cleanings created from your reservations, and that is what Turno, Breezeway and Properly do. Compare per-property prices and payment fees for your portfolio.

If you are a cleaner who works only for a few hosts who already use Turno, working inside their accounts is simple and free for you. If you want new hosts, the marketplace is where Turno helps, at 5% per payment.

If you own a cleaning company with employees, homeowner clients and some hosts, you need software for your business: your prices, your booking page, your crew’s schedule, payroll and card payments from every client. That is what BroomBook does. The cost is that turnovers do not flow in from Airbnb on their own: hosts book through your link, recur on a schedule, or send you their dates.

Each host is a client, and each rental is a property with its own size, access notes and codes. The Airbnb turnover service is priced from the home’s size (0.9 times your standard clean by default, and you can change it), with add-ons such as laundry.

Hosts with steady stays get recurring turnovers, weekly to monthly, with skips for empty weeks. Hosts with changing reservations book each check-out on your booking link, or text you their dates and you add the visits. If a host has many listings and reservations that change every day, adding visits by hand stops being practical; that host is better served by a synced tool, and you can work inside it for their properties.

Turno is a strong tool for what it is built for: hosts who want cleanings scheduled from their reservations and cleaners paid without chasing. Its pricing is clear, free for a single property or for marketplace-only hosts, and $10 per property a month otherwise, with payment fees on top.

If you run a cleaning company and Airbnb turnovers are part of your work rather than all of it, BroomBook runs the whole business at $59/mo for unlimited cleaners. Try it free for 14 days with no credit card, set up one host with their properties, and see whether booking by link fits that host’s calendar.