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House Cleaning Cost Calculator

Pick your home size and clean type for a per-visit cost range in seconds. No signup.

Updated August 2026

Estimated per-visit cost

$150 to $320

A national ballpark per visit. Recurring plans usually cost less per visit than a one-off, and clutter, pets, and add-ons like windows or laundry move the real quote.

How a cleaning price is figured

Cleaning prices by home size and the type of clean. Size sets the base, more rooms and bathrooms mean more time. The clean type scales it: a standard visit is routine upkeep, a deep clean adds the detail work that is not done every time, and a move-out clean covers an empty home top to bottom. The calculator prices from size and type, and how often you book moves the per-visit rate.

Typical house cleaning costs

JobBallparkNotes
Standard, small home$120 to $2201 to 2 bedrooms, routine clean
Standard, medium home$150 to $3203 bedrooms
Standard, large home$250 to $5004+ bedrooms
Deep cleanAbout 60% moreBaseboards, inside appliances, detail
Move-in / move-outAbout 80% moreEmpty home, top to bottom

What moves a cleaning quote

Clutter to work around, pets and the hair they add, the current condition of the home, and add-ons like interior windows, laundry, or inside the fridge and oven all move the price. A one-off costs more per visit than a recurring plan. The calculator gives the range; a walkthrough or a few questions pin down the exact number.

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What drives the number, and what a walkthrough adds.

A standard house cleaning runs about $120 to $220 per visit for a small home, $150 to $320 for a medium home, and $250 to $500 for a large one. A deep clean runs roughly 60 percent more, and a move-in or move-out clean about 80 percent more, because they cover far more detail. The calculator above prices by home size and clean type. Recurring plans usually cost less per visit than a one-off.

A standard clean is routine upkeep, floors, surfaces, bathrooms, kitchen, dusting. A deep clean adds the things that are not done every visit: baseboards, inside the oven and fridge, inside cabinets, window tracks, grout, and detailed scrubbing. It takes much longer, so it costs more. Many services want a deep clean first, then keep it up with cheaper standard visits.

Per visit, recurring is cheaper. A one-off clean is priced highest because the home usually needs more work and there is no ongoing relationship. Weekly, biweekly, or monthly plans carry a lower per-visit rate because the home stays in better shape and the schedule is reliable for the cleaner. The more often you book, the lower the per-visit price tends to be.

Home size and the number of bathrooms are the base. After that: how much clutter there is to work around, pets and the hair and dander they add, the current condition, and add-ons like interior windows, laundry, or inside the fridge and oven. Some services price by the hour for tough jobs instead of a flat rate. These are what a walkthrough or a few questions pin down.

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