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Cleaning Pros: How Booking Through Orlando Sanitizing Will Work

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If you run a cleaning business in the Orlando area — solo or with a crew — here's exactly how getting jobs through Orlando Sanitizing will work. The model A two-sided marketplace. Customers will find a cleaning pro; pros get matched with jobs in their service area. The platform will handle discovery, booking, and payment — you handle the cleaning. The money, precisely The customer will pay a 3.9% finder fee on top of your price — the entire markup they see. You'll pay a 3.9% referral fee on each job. Card processing (Stripe's 2.9% + $0.30) is deducted from your payout, never added to the customer's total. On a $150 job: the customer pays $155.85. You receive $139.33. The platform keeps $11.70. You keep about 93% of your price, and every number will be visible before anyone books. Who can join You need to be a legitimate business — a registered sole proprietorship or equivalent. No unregistered operators, no exceptions. How it'll work Apply at orlandosa...
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Get More From Every Cleaning Visit: A Homeowner's Prep Guide

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1. Clear the surfaces (10 min) Pick up clothes, toys, dishes, and mail. You're not pre-cleaning — you're giving the pro clear surfaces to clean. 2. Communicate your priorities (3 min) Tell your cleaner upfront — the shower grout, the kitchen, the baseboards. A short note or two-minute walkthrough beats hoping they'll guess. 3. Secure pets and valuables (2 min) Settle pets somewhere comfortable and out of the way. Put jewelry, cash, and sensitive documents in a drawer or safe. 4. Know what's yours to provide Most pros bring their own products — confirm when you book. If you have preferences, set them out with a note. 5. Do the walkthrough Check bathrooms, kitchen, and floors before they leave, while there's still time for touch-ups. What not to do Don't hover  — give them room to work. Don't apologize for the mess — cleaning is literally why they're there. Don't change the scope mid-visit without asking what it costs. Booking throu...
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