How Much Does a Website Cost for a Cleaning Business?

If you run a cleaning business, the first question about a website is usually the simplest one: how much does it cost? Here is the straight answer, and then the honest detail behind it.

A website from 5AM Web starts at $1,800. That is the Launch package — a complete custom design for your website. If you also want the site built and put live, Growth starts at $2,880. If you want design, build, and branding together, Signature starts at $3,960. Every project is quoted individually, so the exact price for your business is set out in a written proposal before any work starts — and before anything is paid.

No payment upfront. You see the proposal first, then decide.

What each package includes

The three packages are published on our services page. Here is what each one covers:

Launch — from $1,800 (design only). A complete custom design for your website: research, high-fidelity designs, and a clickable prototype, ready to build. It includes UX research, high-fidelity designs for 1–4 pages, mobile-first responsive layouts, a clickable prototype, and a design system with developer handoff.

Growth — from $2,880 (design + development). Everything in Launch, plus we build it. Your website goes live in WordPress or Next.js, with hosting and domain setup and analytics set up. It also includes 2 months of maintenance.

Signature — from $3,960 (design + development + branding). Everything in Growth, plus the brand and the visibility: SEO setup, logo and brand essentials, and 3 months of maintenance.

The price you are quoted is the price for your project. Larger scopes cost more, and the proposal says so plainly before you decide anything.

What changes the price

Three things move the price of a cleaning business website more than anything else:

How many pages the site needs. A small site with a home page, a services page, and a contact page costs less than a site with a page for every service, a service-area page for every town, and a booking flow. The Launch package covers high-fidelity designs for 1–4 pages; if your business needs more, the proposal says so.

Whether visitors can book or request a quote online. A site that only shows your phone number is simpler than one with a quote form, a booking flow, and a confirmation step. Most cleaning businesses want the form — it is how a visit turns into a booking while you are out cleaning. That work is part of the build, and it is priced in the proposal.

Whether the site needs branding and being found. If you already have a logo and customers find you by word of mouth, design and build may be enough. If you are starting fresh, the Signature package adds the logo and brand essentials and the SEO setup that helps people find you. Neither is forced on you — the proposal lists what is included, and you pick the package that fits.

What does not change the price is the kind of cleaning you do. Residential, commercial, move-out, post-construction — the packages are the same. The scope decides the price, not the niche.

Does the price change for an HVAC or painting business?

No — the same three packages apply. A heating and cooling business or a painting business gets the same starting prices: Launch from $1,800, Growth from $2,880, Signature from $3,960. What changes is the scope, in the same way: how many pages, whether visitors can request a quote online, and whether branding and SEO setup are included.

One honest note: our demo examples so far are cleaning businesses. We have built five fictional cleaning demos you can open and look through (see below). We have not built demo examples for HVAC or painting businesses yet, so this post does not pretend otherwise. The price is the same; the examples are cleaning.

How the quote works

It takes about five minutes. Tell us your business name and city, your current website if you have one, the service you need, and your budget range. We reply with a detailed written proposal with your exact price, and you can discuss it with us before deciding anything.

The proposal is the whole point. A price on a page tells you where a website starts. A proposal tells you what your website will cost, what it will include, and what happens after it launches. That is what you are deciding on — not a number on a pricing page.

What to look for in any website quote

Whether the quote comes from us or from anyone else, four things should be in it:

1. A written proposal with an exact price — not a range that moves later, and not a verbal promise.
2. A list of what is included — pages, design, build, hosting, and what happens after launch.
3. Who owns the website and the domain — with us, you do. The domain, the website, and the content are your property.
4. What happens after launch — we offer optional ongoing care covering hosting, security, backups, updates, and small changes, quoted with your project. The site is yours either way.

If a quote has none of these, it is not a quote yet — it is a guess.

See what a cleaning business website looks like

The clearest way to judge a website is to open one. These are fictional demos built by 5AM Web — Demo — illustrative: fictional examples, not real businesses — made to show what a cleaning business website can look like:

• Fern & Pine — a cleaning business demo
• Fern & Floor — a cleaning business demo
• BrightNest — a cleaning business demo
• Pine & Polish — a cleaning business demo
• Tidy Oak — a cleaning business demo

Open one on your phone. That is where your visitors will see it. If the services are clear, the prices are easy to find, and requesting a quote takes a minute, the website is doing its job.

The short version

A cleaning business website from 5AM Web starts at $1,800 for design, $2,880 for design and build, and $3,960 with branding included. The exact price for your business comes in a written proposal, before anything is paid. If you want to know what yours would cost, request a quote or book a free consultation — five minutes of your time, and the proposal does the rest of the talking.