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Cleaner Price Calculator UK 2026
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This is an estimate based on public UK 2026 guide ranges. It does not include VAT unless you add it yourself, and it does not replace viewing the job properly before confirming a quote.
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Estimated price
£67
Guide range
£45 to £91
Estimated hours
3.5 hours
Add-ons
£0
Estimate summary
For regular domestic clean at a 3-bed property with 1 bathroom, the guide estimate is £67, with a sensible range of £45 to £91.
Base clean
£67
Suggested deposit
£0
Balance
£67
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Hi Sarah, thanks for asking about the regular domestic clean. Based on the details so far, the estimated price is £67. A sensible guide range is £45 to £91, depending on the final condition and exact scope. This includes the main clean. Thanks, [Your name]
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Estimate cleaning prices using realistic UK 2026 ranges, job type, property size and add-ons.
Use this free calculator to estimate regular cleaning, one-off cleans, deep cleans, end-of-tenancy cleaning and after-builders cleaning, then copy clear wording to send to the client.
The calculator uses sensible UK cleaning price bands
Cleaning prices vary by region, property condition, job type and whether the work is regular or one-off. A weekly domestic clean is usually priced differently from an end-of-tenancy clean, deep clean or after-builders clean.
Use this tool as a starting point, then adjust for your time, travel, supplies, parking, access, insurance, risk and the exact standard expected by the client.
Regular domestic cleaning
The calculator uses a practical hourly guide of about £15 to £25 for independent regular domestic cleaning, with higher rates for agencies, London and premium providers.
Deep cleaning
Deep cleans are priced higher because they usually take longer and involve more detailed work. The calculator uses a mid-rate around £31 per hour before local adjustments.
End-of-tenancy cleaning
End-of-tenancy prices are estimated as fixed project prices by property size, with common UK guide ranges running from smaller flats through to larger homes.
Cleaning Price Examples
Different cleaning jobs need different pricing logic
Charging one flat hourly rate for every clean can underprice bigger, riskier or more detailed jobs. The scope matters as much as the time.
Weekly domestic clean
A 2 to 3 hour weekly clean is often priced from the cleaner’s hourly rate. The condition is usually easier to manage because the home is cleaned regularly.
Deep clean
A deep clean may take 5 to 8 hours or more depending on property size, bathrooms, kitchens, build-up and whether appliances are included.
End-of-tenancy clean
End-of-tenancy cleaning is usually priced as a project because the expected standard is higher and extras like ovens, carpets and appliances can change the total quickly.
After-builders clean
Dust, debris and repeated wipe-downs make after-builders cleaning more intensive than a normal domestic clean, so it should not be priced like a quick weekly visit.
Add-ons
Ovens, carpets, fridges and interior windows should usually be priced separately so the client understands why the quote is higher than a basic clean.
Deposits
Deposits can make sense for larger cleans, end-of-tenancy jobs, after-builders work or bookings where a cancellation would leave a big gap in the diary.
Price the clean, send the link, then track the payment
The quote is only step one. Once the client agrees, make the payment easy and avoid chasing manually if they forget.
Price the scope clearly
Explain what is included, what is extra, and whether the quote depends on viewing the property.
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Use a payment link for the deposit, balance or full cleaning payment when the client agrees.
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Cleaner price calculator FAQs
How much do cleaners charge per hour in the UK in 2026?
Many UK cleaner price guides put regular domestic cleaning around the mid-teens to mid-twenties per hour, with agencies, London and specialist services often higher. The calculator uses adjustable 2026 guide bands rather than one fixed national rate.
How should I price a deep clean?
Deep cleans should usually be priced higher than a regular domestic clean because they take longer and involve more detailed work. Property condition, bathrooms, kitchens, appliances and access can all affect the total.
How much should I charge for end-of-tenancy cleaning?
End-of-tenancy cleaning is usually priced as a project rather than a simple hourly visit. Property size, condition, carpets, ovens and required standard can all change the final quote.
Should cleaners ask for a deposit?
A deposit can be useful for larger cleans, deep cleans, end-of-tenancy work, after-builders cleaning or bookings where a cancellation would leave a meaningful gap. It should be explained clearly before the job is confirmed.
Can Simply Link help cleaners get paid after sending a quote?
Yes. Simply Link helps cleaners send payment links, track paid and unpaid links, and use automatic reminders on Pro when a client forgets to pay.
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