Built by commercial cleaners. For commercial cleaners.

Janitorial Bidding Software: Stop Guessing What to Charge

Stop wondering whether your cleaning bids are too high or too low. Cinch helps you calculate labor costs, account for expenses, set your target profit margin, and build professional proposals with more confidence.

7-day free trial • 10 users • $89/month • Credit card required

See How Your Costs Affect Your Cleaning Bid

Change the numbers below to see why labor, overhead, supplies, and profit margin all matter when pricing a commercial cleaning contract.

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Illustrative monthly bid

$3,430.77

Estimated monthly labor
$2,080.00
Monthly supplies
$150.00
Estimated monthly overhead
$514.62
Target monthly operating profit
$686.15

Based on 86.7 labor hours per month.

Simplified illustrative calculator. It is not the Cinch production calculator, doesn't guarantee a profitable price, and excludes equipment, travel, taxes and insurance unless you include them above. Nothing you enter is saved.

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Build Your First Bid Free

From Building Walkthrough to Confident Pricing

Accurate bids start with understanding the building, the labor required, and the costs of delivering the service.

  1. 1

    Start With the Scope of Work

    Document the building information and cleaning requirements that affect the estimate.

  2. 2

    Calculate the Labor Needed

    Estimate cleaning hours and labor costs based on the information entered.

  3. 3

    Account for Expenses

    Factor in the costs supported by the Cinch calculator, including labor-related expenses, supplies, and overhead.

  4. 4

    Build Around Your Profit Goal

    Review your estimated costs and target margin before finalizing your bid.

Winning the Contract Means Nothing if You Lose Money Servicing It

Commercial cleaning contracts are often recurring commitments. A pricing mistake can follow your business for months or years.

Underbidding

Price too low and your labor, supplies, and overhead can consume the money you expected to make.

Overbidding

Price without understanding your costs and you may lose opportunities you could have priced competitively.

Ignoring Your Margin

Revenue alone doesn't tell you whether an account is profitable. Your estimated costs and margin matter.

Your Bid Is Just the Beginning

Once you've built your estimate, the next step is presenting it professionally and keeping the sales opportunity organized.

1. Build Your Bid

2. Create Your Proposal

3. Track the Opportunity

Bring your estimating, proposals, and sales follow-up into one platform, including the Sales Pipeline and real-time notifications.

See the Complete Bidding Workflow
Cinch founder Edwin Eaton and his wife holding the 2025 NCW Tech Alliance Entrepreneur of the Year award

Built by Someone Who Has Priced Real Cleaning Contracts

Cinch was created from Edwin Eaton's experience operating a commercial cleaning company and dealing with the same pricing challenges cleaning business owners face every day.

  • 20+ years of commercial cleaning experience
  • Eight-figure commercial cleaning business (iPro)
  • 4× Inc. 5000 honoree through iPro
Read the Founder Story

Customer stories

See What Cleaning Business Owners Say About Cinch

See why commercial cleaning business owners are choosing Cinch to simplify their operations, improve their bidding process, and grow their companies.

Karla Carpio

Quality Plus Building Services

“Cinch gave my business everything we were looking for”

Cristobal Mondragon

Bumble Bee Cleaning

“Cinch is the best for creating estimates and managing my business”

Erick Hines

Shine Up Services

“I love the quality control aspect of Cinch”

Start Building Better Bids Without Complicated Software

Try Cinch's bidding tools and see how they fit your commercial cleaning business.

$89/month

or $70/month billed yearly ($840)

  • 7-day free trial
  • 10 users included
  • No long-term contract
  • Credit card required for trial

Optional paid add-ons, such as payroll, are billed separately.

Frequently Asked Questions

Start with the labor hours the building needs and your hourly wage, add payroll burden (taxes and labor-related costs), then supplies. Cover your overhead and add your target profit margin. The sample calculator on this page shows how those pieces combine.

Stop Guessing. Start Building Better Cleaning Bids.

Know your estimated costs, set your profit target, and create professional cleaning proposals with Cinch.

7-day free trial • 10 users • $89/month • Credit card required