Coming soon. Email reply drafts for residential and commercial cleaning companies.
Reserve a free 7-day trial. No card required, no charge. Your trial starts only when your agent is ready, and we'll let you know by email. Email and drafts only; no texts or calls. Agents pause when the trial ends or usage limits are reached.
$3 cost cap per trial account; when reached, Agents pause for the rest of the trial.
Nothing would be sent without your approval: every draft waits for you to review and approve it.
Cleaning on Hirely would bring together agents planned for house cleaners, janitorial companies, move-out specialists, carpet and window cleaners. Inquiries tend to arrive with the same gaps: no square footage, no mention of pets, no idea whether it is a one-time deep clean or a recurring visit.
Agents here would draft email replies that fill those gaps politely, asking about the size of the home or office, the number of bathrooms, special surfaces, preferred days and access instructions. A property manager asking about turnover cleaning between tenants would get a draft tailored to that situation.
An owner might receive a draft follow-up to a prospect who requested a walkthrough last week but never confirmed.
Clients trust cleaners with their homes and workplaces, so drafts would be careful about promises. They would not guarantee outcomes on stains or damage, and they would leave scope and pricing to you.
Suppose a property manager emails about turnovers at six units next month, a homeowner wants a one-time clean before guests arrive, and an office asks whether you handle weekend floor care. An agent would draft a reply for each, asking about unit sizes, the guest arrival date or the flooring type, so you approve answers quickly and keep your crews focused on the work itself.
Only email-and-draft agents would be offered in the trial. Any agent in this storefront that uses website chat, texts or calls would not be part of the trial.
This storefront is coming soon, with listings added only after review.
Cleaning company owners who reserve a trial would be told by email when a listing for their kind of work clears review, with a straightforward summary of which inquiries it would draft replies to and which it would leave alone.
Recurring residential clients, offices needing nightly janitorial visits and short-term rental hosts all write differently. Drafts would adapt vocabulary for each, discussing turnover windows with hosts, entry badges with offices and pet considerations with families, always based on notes you control.
Messages to a cleaning business frequently ask about supply policies, whether products are fragrance-free, key handoff procedures, holiday availability and what happens if a visit must be rescheduled. A drafting agent would answer from the policies you write down, would not guarantee results, and would send anything involving damage claims, lost items or access problems straight to the owner for a personal response.
Commercial accounts may raise different topics, such as restroom restocking, floor waxing intervals and certificates of insurance requested by building managers. Drafts would acknowledge each request, list what information you have on file, and leave scope changes to you. Drafts would not include alarm codes, key locations or other access details.
No. It would gather details and leave pricing to you.
It would draft a reply asking for the property details you need.
Not in the trial. Trial agents would work by email and drafts only.