Finding a good cleaner shouldn't be luck.

Everyone has a cleaner horror story — the no-show, the "extra charges", the bond clean the agent failed. We built the network so the good operators are easy to find.

Our story

Built for both sides of the job.

The cleaning industry runs on small, hard-working local businesses — but online, the loudest marketer wins, not the best cleaner. Customers gamble on strangers; great cleaners pay for bulk leads sold to half the city.

Cleaners Network fixes both ends: customers describe the job once and hear only from vetted, insured locals who do that exact work — and cleaners get qualified jobs in their own suburbs without a bidding circus. Free for customers, funded by cleaners who value leads done properly.

1,200+
Cleaners in network
35k+
Jobs quoted
4.9★
Network average
$0
Cost to customers
How we think

The standards behind the sparkle.

Vetting isn't optional

ABN, insurance and references before a cleaner sees a single job. The network is the product — we protect it.

Local beats national

A cleaner who knows your suburb beats a call centre with a postcode list. We match genuinely local.

Privacy is the default

Your request goes to your matched cleaners and nowhere else. No list-selling, no spray-and-pray.

Plain dealing

Free means free for customers. Cleaners pay for leads — we say so on every page, because hiding it would be weird.

Humans when it matters

Matching is smart, but judgement is human — odd jobs, sensitive households and disputes get a real person.

Good work compounds

Reviews feed matching. Great cleaners rise, poor ones leave — the network gets better every booking.

Who it's for

Homes, rentals, offices — and the cleaners who keep them.

Busy households, end-of-lease tenants, landlords and agents, offices and shops, NDIS participants and families helping out parents — and on the other side, quality cleaning businesses that deserve a fair pipeline.

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Put the network to work.

Describe the job once — compare quotes from vetted locals, free.