Run your whole cleaning company from one login. HumbleSuite is all-in-one software for cleaning companies that puts scheduling, quotes, invoicing, crew time tracking, payroll, and customer follow-up in a single place. Stop paying for ten apps that do not talk to each other and start running the business from one clean dashboard for one flat price.
A typical cleaning service business pays for all of these. HumbleSuite does the same jobs in one login.
Cleaning is a logistics business pretending to be a simple one. You are juggling a scheduling app for routes, a separate tool for quotes, QuickBooks for invoices, a payroll service for your crews, a time clock app to know who showed up, a CRM for leads, and a notebook for the supply closet. None of them share data, so a new client gets typed in four times and a finished job still has to be turned into an invoice by hand. When a cleaner calls in sick at 6am, you are bouncing between three screens just to see who can cover the route. Every one of those subscriptions bills you per seat, so the moment you hire your fifth or fifteenth cleaner, the price quietly climbs.
HumbleSuite is the one platform that runs the actual day. A job gets booked, the crew sees it on the mobile app, they clock in and out on site, and the visit turns into an invoice you can send the same afternoon. Recurring weekly and biweekly cleans schedule themselves. Hours from the time clock flow straight into payroll, so you are not retyping timesheets every Friday. Quotes, before-and-after photos, checklists, client notes, and supply reordering all live in the same place, and the built-in CRM nudges you to follow up on the estimate you sent Tuesday before it goes cold. One login, one flat price that does not punish you for hiring, free setup with a real engineer who moves your client list and recurring jobs over for you, and a 180-day money-back guarantee so trying it costs you nothing.
No add-ons, no per-seat fees. It is all in your plan.
No. Most owners start with the parts that hurt most, usually scheduling, crew time tracking, and invoicing, and leave their old tools running until they trust the switch. Your setup engineer moves your client list, recurring jobs, and open invoices over for you during onboarding, so nothing gets lost. You can keep QuickBooks for your accountant and still run the daily operation in HumbleSuite, then drop the extra subscriptions one at a time as you go.
The cleaner side is built to be dead simple. On the mobile app they see today's jobs, the address and gate code, the checklist for that property, and a clock-in and clock-out button. That is it. They can snap before-and-after photos and flag a supply that ran low without learning anything new. The complicated stuff, scheduling, invoicing, and payroll, stays on your screen, not theirs, so a new hire is productive on day one.
Your current stack charges per seat, so every cleaner you add raises the bill on the scheduling app, the time clock, and the CRM all at once. HumbleSuite is one flat price that starts at 9.99 a month and does not bill per seat, so growing your crew does not grow your software cost. Setup with a real engineer is free, there is a 180-day money-back guarantee, and 25 percent of revenue goes back to the community, so the math gets better the bigger you get, not worse.
Free setup with a real engineer. 180-day money-back guarantee. Your data is always yours.