Are Your Really
Charging Enough?
The 4 Things Every Solo Cleaner
Needs to Get Paid Right
Whether you're setting your prices for the first time or you've been cleaning for a while, this free training will show you what actually determines whether a cleaning job is paying you right.
DOES THIS SOUND FAMILIAR?
“Am I charging too little?”
“Should I raise my prices?”
“What if I charge too much and
they say no?”
“What are other cleaners charging?”
“Why does this job feel like so much work for what I'm making?”
If you've asked yourself any of those questions, pricing probably feels like a lot more guesswork than you'd like it to.
Maybe you're brand new and you're afraid of starting too high and losing clients.
So you start lower because it feels safer.
Then someone says yes right away...
and you immediately wonder if you charged too little.
Or maybe you've been cleaning for a while.
Your schedule is filling up. You're working. Money is coming in.
But you're starting to look at certain jobs and think:
“Is this really worth what I'm charging?”
So you start wondering if you should raise your prices.
But then comes the next worry:
How much?
And what if your clients leave?
HERE'S WHAT I WANT YOU TO UNDERSTAND
You don't have to keep guessing.
And you don't need a magic hourly rate, a pricing calculator, or someone else's price list to tell you whether you're getting paid right.
Because the number is only part of the picture.
In this free training, I'm going to show you the 4 things you need to look at when deciding whether a cleaning job is actually paying you properly, so you can stop second-guessing every number and start making pricing decisions that make sense for your solo cleaning business.
HERE’S WHAT WE’RE
GOING TO COVER:
Why “What should I charge?” isn't always the first question you should be asking, and what you need to know before deciding on your price.
Why a price that sounds good can still leave you doing too much for too little.
How the client and the service you're agreeing to can affect whether that price actually works.
Why your time matters, without turning your business into an hourly cleaning service.
Why money coming in isn't the same as money you're actually making.
And how to recognize what may really need to change when a job isn't paying you the way it should.
THIS TRAINING IS FOR YOU IF...
You're brand new and don't want to start your business by guessing at your prices.
You're starting to get inquiries or clients and want to know whether the jobs you're booking actually make sense.
You've been cleaning for a while, but some jobs take too long, include too much, or don't seem to pay you what you thought they would.
Or you're busy and bringing in money... but you're starting to wonder:
“Am I actually making enough?”
Whether you're setting your first prices or questioning the ones you already have, this training will help you understand what actually makes a cleaning price work.
READY TO STOP SECOND-GUESSING YOUR PRICES?
Whether you're setting your prices for the first time or looking at the clients you already have, the goal isn't to find some magic number.
It's to understand why a price works or why it doesn't.
Because when you understand what actually affects what you earn, you can make better decisions about the clients you take, the service you offer, the time you're spending, and what needs to change when a job isn't working.
Are You Really Charging Enough
FREE LIVE TRAINING FOR SOLO CLEANERS
Join me for this free live training and learn the 4 things you need to understand to know whether a cleaning job is actually paying you right.
Date Wednesday September 23rd
7PM Eastern
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