Feature
Automate every recurring clean
Weekly, fortnightly, monthly or custom, set the pattern once and CleanFlow keeps rebuilding the schedule forever.
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Recurring revenue is the lifeblood of a cleaning business. CleanFlow makes recurring bookings effortless so you can focus on delivering the clean, not managing the calendar.
Every recurring job carries the same client details, checklists and pricing, so cleaners walk in ready to work.
What's included
Any recurrence pattern
Weekly, fortnightly, every 4 weeks, monthly, quarterly or a fully custom cadence.
Skip a date
Skip a bank holiday, a Christmas break or a client's holiday without breaking the pattern.
End dates
Set the pattern to run indefinitely or end on a specific date for fixed-term contracts.
Auto-invoicing
Pair with recurring invoices to bill monthly retainers without lifting a finger.
Bulk edits
Push a price or duration change to every future occurrence in one tap.
Recurring revenue view
See your predictable monthly income at a glance: a proper business metric.
Why it matters
- Build predictable, compoundable monthly revenue
- Cut booking admin to near zero
- Give cleaners a stable weekly rhythm
- Understand your true business value with recurring revenue reporting
How it works
- 1Book the client's first job
- 2Set a recurrence pattern, weekly, fortnightly, monthly
- 3CleanFlow builds every future job automatically
- 4Optional: pair with recurring invoicing for hands-off billing
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Start Free TrialFrequently asked questions
›Can I skip a recurring job for a holiday?
Yes, skip an individual occurrence without breaking the recurrence pattern for future weeks.
›Can recurring jobs auto-invoice?
Yes, pair recurring jobs with recurring invoicing for hands-off monthly billing.
›Can I change the cleaner for one week only?
Yes, reassign a single occurrence without affecting the rest of the schedule.
›Is there a limit to recurring jobs?
No, set up as many as your business needs.