Most office cleaners undercharge by $50 to $300 per job without realizing it.
Most office cleaning services charge:
Prices vary based on office size, frequency, and level of cleaning required.
Answer a few questions to get your recommended price range instantly.
Most people don’t undercharge because of their price… they undercharge because they don’t know how to say it.
“Based on the size of the space, frequency, and level of cleaning, my rate is $X per visit.”
Most people increase their rates within days of using these scripts.
Use your result as a starting point, then adjust based on square footage, frequency, and workload.
Example 1:
Small office (1,000 sq ft), weekly cleaning
Charges: $80–$120 per visit
Example 2:
Medium office (3,000 sq ft), 2x per week
Charges: $150–$300 per visit
Example 3:
Large office (7,000+ sq ft), daily cleaning
Charges: $400–$800+ per visit
Charging flat rates without considering size
Not charging more for restrooms and kitchens
Ignoring frequency discounts or premiums
Undervaluing recurring contracts
Not adjusting for high-traffic businesses
Most office cleaners undercharge.
If you are reliable, consistent, and detail-oriented, you can often charge 20–40% more than low-end competitors.
Businesses pay for consistency and trust, not just cleaning.
How much should I charge for office cleaning?
Most office cleaning jobs range from $0.10 to $0.30 per square foot depending on service level.
Do office cleaners charge per square foot?
Yes. Most commercial cleaning is priced based on square footage.
Do you charge more for restrooms and kitchens?
Yes. These areas require more time and sanitization.
Do businesses prefer flat rates or per-visit pricing?
Most prefer consistent per-visit pricing for budgeting.
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