
Cleaning software that knows where every crew is,
and gets you paid the same week.
Cleaning business software that schedules your crews, proves the hours they worked, and turns a finished job into an invoice before you have driven home. No spreadsheet, no group chat, no chasing timesheets on a Sunday.
No card to start. Priced in Canadian dollars.
Built in Calgary by people who have run crews, not by a software company guessing at your day.
- CanadianPriced in CAD. GST, HST and QST by province.
- 30 days freeNo card, and no demo call to see a price.
- Works with no signalBasements and parkades included.
Cleaning software that runs the whole day
From a one-off deep clean to a nightly janitorial contract, the quote, the schedule and the invoice are the same system rather than three that never agree.
Walk a building and talk. The quote is written from what you said in each room, with your inclusions and your rates.
- Quote from a spoken walkthrough
- Photos matched to the room you were in
- Your inclusions on every quote
- Your own rates, never invented
Two taps from the schedule, standing at the door. A client who is not in the system yet gets typed into the same form.
- Book without going back to a desk
- New clients typed in as you book
- Crew, length and price in one screen
- Notes that reach the crew
Every crew sees their own day. You see the whole board, including the work nobody has picked up yet.
- Crews see only their own day
- Unassigned jobs surface, not hide
- Move a job without a phone call
- Recurring work keeps its crew
Clock-in happens at the property and records where it was taken, so a questioned invoice has an answer attached to it.
- Clock in at the property, not the van
- Travel counted against the job
- Works with no signal
- Approve a week in one pass
The invoice is built out of the job that just finished, rather than reconstructed from memory at the end of the month.
- Invoice straight from the finished job
- Clients pay by card
- GST, HST and QST by province
- Chasing that runs itself

Everything a cleaning day needs
No modules to buy separately. Every plan is the whole product, with the difference being how many people and how much AI.
Scheduling
Recurring work that keeps its crew, and unassigned jobs that sit at the top of the board instead of hiding at the bottom.
Timesheets you can prove
Clock-in happens at the property and records where it was taken, so a questioned invoice has an answer attached.
Quoting from a walkthrough
Walk the building and talk. Photos are matched to what you said in each room and the quote is drafted from your words.
Invoicing
Built from the job that just finished, carrying its own hours, photos and price rather than being reassembled later.
Card payments
Every invoice carries a payment link through Stripe, so money arrives instead of a promise to post a cheque.
Offline capture
Basements, stairwells and parkades. Work queues on the phone and sends itself the moment a bar appears.
Written by somebody who had the problem
Cleanr OPS came out of running a real operation in Calgary, where the schedule lived in a group chat, the hours arrived on paper three days late, and the invoice went out whenever somebody found time on a Sunday.
Every decision in it is a fix for something that actually went wrong: crews clock in at the property because an invoice got questioned, work queues offline because a whole shift was lost in a parkade, and the software refuses to invent a price because the rates are yours to set.
It is early. That is the reason the trial is thirty days and the price is on the website instead of behind a sales call.
- Both kinds of workResidential recurring and commercial janitorial in one product, not a second tool for contracts.
- Priced in the openThree plans, on the pricing page, with the seat and credit costs written down.
- Your rates, alwaysThe AI describes the work and drafts the quote. The numbers come from you.
Questions people ask before they start
What is cleaning software?
Cleaning software is the system a cleaning company runs its work on: who is cleaning what and when, how long they were actually on site, what the client was quoted, and what they owe. Cleanr OPS puts all four in one product, so the schedule, the timesheet, the quote and the invoice refer to the same job instead of living in a calendar, a group chat and a spreadsheet that never agree.
Who is Cleanr OPS for?
Residential and commercial cleaning companies in Canada, typically five to forty staff. It covers recurring house cleaning and commercial janitorial contracts in the same product, rather than making you run a separate tool for each.
How much does it cost?
Three plans: $59, $149 and $349 a month in Canadian dollars, all published on the pricing page. Paying yearly gives you two months free. Admin seats and field seats are priced separately, because a cleaner in the field uses less of the software than an admin in the office.
Is there a free trial?
Thirty days, with no credit card. That is long enough to run a full billing cycle through it before deciding.
Does it work with no mobile signal?
Yes. Basements, stairwells and underground parkades are normal for this work, so everything captured on a phone queues locally and uploads itself once the device finds a connection. A shift is never lost to a bad signal.
Does it handle Canadian sales tax?
Yes. GST, HST and QST are applied based on where the work was performed, not where your office is. That is the part most general-purpose invoicing tools get wrong for a company working across provincial lines.
Can my clients pay by card?
Yes. Invoices carry a payment link and run through Stripe. Stripe charges its own processing fee and Cleanr OPS adds 0.5% of the amount collected. Card payments are optional. Nothing stops you invoicing and taking an e-transfer as you do today.
Thirty days, no card
Long enough to run a full billing cycle through it before deciding. If it has not paid for itself by then, it was not going to.
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