Prevents quick quotes from starting below what the business needs.
Cleaning Quote Tools
Owner Settings
Default pricing assumptions for cleaning business owners: labor rate, overhead, target margin, service fee, tax rate, and business profile notes.Settings
Set the owner assumptions before the next quote.
These settings stay in this browser. They help keep your labor rate, overhead, margin floor, service fee, and business profile consistent across quote sessions.
Owner setup checklist
Lock the numbers before the next customer asks for a price.
These are the default business assumptions CleanBidBench uses to keep quotes consistent. Set them once, then refine after you review real job profit.
Keeps the customer message consistent after the owner sets the price.
Moves saved quotes, templates, presets, profile, and draft together.
Owner launch command
Setup needs a few owner details.
Save pricing defaults, customer-facing terms, templates, and a backup so the quote desk is ready for real work.
Labor, overhead, margin, and minimum price.
Quick owner setup
Start with sane defaults, then tune after real jobs.
Use this when a small cleaning business owner wants a practical starting point instead of staring at blank settings. It fills the calculator with conservative defaults and can install reusable owner message templates for quote follow-up, deposit requests, and scope boundaries.
$35 labor rate, 18% overhead, 32% target margin, $175 minimum job price, 14-day quote terms.
Add ready-to-edit custom templates for deposits, follow-ups, scope changes, and close-out replies.
Run the data check after setup so the owner knows whether profile, templates, and backup are ready.
Settings handoff
Make the next quote leave with numbers, terms, and a follow-up.
Jobs should start from the owner's cost floor before any customer discount happens.
The quote sheet should explain booking conditions without the owner rewriting them.
Templates and Customers can reuse the same tone for follow-ups, deposits, and boundaries.
Browser data is useful only if the owner can move it before clearing cache or changing devices.
Pricing defaults
Numbers that shape every quote.
Quote sheet settings
Control what customers see on print, PDF, and email-ready quotes.
Quote note, payment terms, prep notes, and footer will appear on customer-facing quote materials.
Business script generator
Turn settings into owner-ready message templates.
Generate a branded script pack from the business profile, payment terms, deposit note, and prep instructions above. Save it once, then reuse the scripts from Templates and Customers.
Uses business name, service area, and quote validity to ask for a clear next step.
Combines deposit, payment, prep, and arrival expectations into one clean note.
Protects margin when the customer adds extra work after the original quote.
Reduces delays by repeating access, pets, counters, parking, and payment timing.
Generate a business script pack to preview the templates here.
Owner service presets
Create reusable quote starting points from your settings.
Generate owner-ready service packages from the pricing defaults, quote terms, and business profile above. Jobs can then preview and apply them like normal estimate presets.
Balanced starter for normal residential quotes.
More labor, inside cabinets, and high-priority follow-up.
Commercial scope, recurring angle, and email next step.
Tight schedule, two cleaners, and text follow-up.
Settings rule
Do not copy competitor prices into your defaults. Start from your labor cost, overhead, and margin floor, then adjust for local demand and job difficulty.
Business backup / restore
Move the whole owner workspace safely.
Export a JSON backup before resetting settings, changing browsers, clearing cache, or moving to another computer. Importing restores pricing settings, business profile, saved quotes, estimate presets, customer profiles, custom templates, and the current draft.
Do this before reset, import, cache cleanup, or switching computers.
The import preview shows the quotes, templates, presets, customers, and profile count.
CleanBidBench saves a restore point before import so the owner can get back to the previous local workspace.
Export a backup after meaningful quote or customer changes.
The app tracks the last export in this browser.
Before import, this browser workspace will be protected automatically.
After an import, this card shows what can be restored with Undo last import.
Quotes, customer profiles, templates, presets, and settings live in this browser until you export a JSON backup.
Import preview
Review before replacing this browser's data.
Choose a backup file to preview what will be restored.
Choose a CleanBidBench JSON backup to see its contents before restoring.
- Quotes
- 0
- Templates
- 0
- Presets
- 0
- Customers
- 0
- Profile
- 0
Run a backup export first if you need to keep the current browser workspace.
If the import is wrong, use Undo last import to restore this browser's previous quotes, customers, templates, presets, settings, and draft.
Data maintenance
Clean up local data without guessing.
Use these controls when you are testing, switching browsers, or cleaning up a demo workspace. Export a backup first. Draft and sample cleanup are safe maintenance; the danger zone is the full wipe.
Check whether quotes, settings, customers, and templates are ready to back up.
- No check has been run yet.
Repeated customer names will appear after the data check.
Customer profiles without phone or email need cleanup.
Sent quotes without delivery activity should be reviewed.
Approximate browser backup size.
Use Customers to review repeated names before exporting or restoring data.
Duplicate customer names will appear here after the data check.
Removes the open Jobs draft without touching saved quotes, customers, templates, or settings.
Restores the local data that existed before loading sample data when possible.
Deletes quotes, settings, customer profiles, templates, presets, draft, and sample metadata from this browser.
This cannot be undone unless you export a backup first.