Why eazBee?

One flat fee. No franchise overhead.

More of what you pay goes to the person doing the cleaning. Here's how our model works, and how it compares with the traditional setup.

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Where does $100 spent on cleaning go?

Our own split is real. The other two are rough illustrations of how those models tend to work, not figures for any specific company.

Illustrative

Traditional cleaning company

Employees, an office, a call center

45%

35%

20%

Cleaner (45%)Overhead (35%)Profit (20%)

$45

of every $100 goes to the person cleaning, before their own expenses and taxes

Illustrative

Lead-based or high-commission platform

Commission and other charges to cleaners

60%

30%

Cleaner (60%)Platform (30%)Overhead (5%)Profit (5%)

$60

of every $100 goes to the person cleaning, before their own expenses and taxes

Our current fee

eazBee

One platform fee, card processing included

78%

22%

Cleaner (78%)Platform (22%)

$78

of every $100 goes to the person cleaning, before their own expenses and taxes

* The eazBee figures are our current platform fee (22% of the job price, card processing included). The other figures are illustrative estimates. Actual numbers vary widely by company and contract, so it's always worth asking.

The traditional model

Where a traditional company's margin goes

Traditional cleaning companies need a lot of operational infrastructure, and each piece of it ends up in the price of the service.

There's nothing wrong with that. It's a model from before mobile apps. But the customer pays for that structure.

Illustrative breakdown of operating costs (% of service price)

Office and space rental~8%

Coordinators and dispatch~9%

Marketing~7%

Call center and customer service~5%

Admin and payroll~6%

Total overhead~35%

Illustrative figures to show how the costs stack up. Actual numbers vary by company and market.

Fees to watch for

A commission isn't always the whole story

Some platforms advertise a low commission and make money in other ways too. Here's how eazBee handles each of these today.

Cancellation fines

Not at eazBee

Some platforms charge cleaners a fine for canceling. eazBee doesn't charge a fine, though a cleaner who cancels without good reason can lose access to the platform and may have to cover direct costs.

Lower pay for a lower rating

Not at eazBee

On eazBee, your rating affects how customers choose you. It doesn't change what a job pays.

Pay-to-play promotion

Not at eazBee

Some platforms sell visibility or charge per lead. eazBee doesn't sell leads or paid placement.

Instant-payout fees

Not at eazBee

Some platforms charge 1–3% for faster access to your money. eazBee doesn't currently charge any withdrawal fee.

One published fee on each job

No fines, no paid promotion and no fee to withdraw earnings today. A cleaner sees what they'd earn on a job before committing to it. If our fee ever changes, cleaners get at least 30 days' notice.

The eazBee model

A marketplace, not a big back office

eazBee replaces expensive infrastructure with technology.

Online booking

No call center. You book in the app, and a cleaner takes the job in the app.

Automatic pricing

Pricing and scheduling happen automatically, without a dispatcher, in seconds.

Payments through Stripe

Payment runs automatically, with no one collecting checks or sending invoices.

Cleaners run their own businesses

Cleaners on eazBee are independent contractors, not employees. They set their own schedule and cover their own expenses, and there's no payroll or management overhead in your price.

Traditional cleaning company