What customers need to trust a cleaner
You are asking people to let you into their home or office, so trust is the whole job of your website. It needs to show who you are, what you do, and that you are insured and reliable, before it asks for anything.
- Each service on its own: regular domestic cleans, deep cleans, end of tenancy, offices, carpets
- The postcodes or towns you cover
- Prices or a clear starting price, so people know you are in their budget
- Insurance, vetting and any accreditations
- Reviews from real customers, and a simple quote form
How it works
Type a sentence such as: a cleaning company in Manchester doing regular house cleans, end of tenancy and office cleaning, fully insured. CreonAI writes the pages and builds the site while you watch, and checks each page before it calls it done.
Add a new service or area later by asking in a sentence: add oven cleaning, we now cover Stockport, add a page for landlords.
Quote requests straight to your inbox
The form on a published site works. Each enquiry is saved and emailed to you, with the customer's details and what they need, so you can reply with a price while they are still comparing.
Getting found in your area
Cleaning is searched by place: end of tenancy cleaning Manchester, cleaner near me. Give each main service a clear section, name the areas you cover in plain words, and set up a Google Business Profile with your service area.
Landlords and letting agents search too. A short section for them, with how you handle keys and check outs, can win repeat work.
What it costs
Free to build and try: 500 credits once you confirm your email, no card. A free site stays online for 7 days with a small Built with CreonOS badge.
Pro is £19.99 a month: the site stays online for good, goes on your own domain, drops the badge, and includes 1,500 credits a month for changes.
What it will not do for you
It builds your website, not your rota or your invoicing. Keep using your own tools to schedule cleaners and take payment, and link to them from the site if customers need to use them.