Cleaning estimate template

Quote cleaning jobs with clear line items and a customer signature line, then turn the estimate into an invoice when the work is done. 🔒 No sign-up. Everything stays on your computer.

Example cleaning line items and prices. Replace them with your own.

The link is printed with a QR code customers can scan to pay. It's kept for your next estimate.

Subtotal
Total
Estimate Total
Deposit due to start

How to make an cleaning estimate

  1. Add your business details and logo.
  2. Fill in the customer and job site, and when the estimate expires.
  3. Edit the example line items to match what you'll do.
  4. Download PDF for the customer to sign. When the job is done, press Turn into an invoice.

What to put on a cleaning estimate

Example line items

ItemQtyRate
Move-out deep clean, 3 bed / 2 bath1$425.00
Carpet steam cleaning (rooms)3$45.00
Inside cabinets and appliances1$95.00

Example prices only. Rates vary a lot by region, so use your own.

Questions

How do I invoice cleaning clients?

Send an invoice after each visit, or one per month for recurring clients listing each visit date and any add-ons.

What should a cleaning invoice include?

Your business details, the client address, service dates, the type of clean, add-ons, the total, and your payment and cancellation terms.

What is the difference between an estimate and a quote?

An estimate is an approximate price that can change if the job turns out different than expected. A quote is a fixed price the customer can accept. Say which one you mean in the terms.

How do I turn an estimate into an invoice?

When the job is done, press "Turn into an invoice". The customer, job site and line items are copied into a new invoice, ready to adjust and send. A deposit on the estimate is filled in as already paid; change it if the customer hasn't paid it.

How do I ask for a deposit?

Enter a percentage or flat amount under Deposit. The estimate shows "Deposit due to start work", and if you add a payment link, a QR code the customer can scan to pay it.

Is an estimate legally binding?

An estimate on its own usually isn't a contract. Once the customer signs and accepts it, it can become part of your agreement. For larger jobs, use a written contract too.