Weekly & monthly plans
Regular cleans you place on the calendar, billed weekly or monthly by recurring invoice.
- Invoices that repeat until you stop them
- One calendar for the crew
- Recurring invoicing
ServeHub helps maid services and house cleaning businesses sell regular cleans, schedule crews, put per-job checklists on phones, and send the invoice the moment each clean is done.
More customers on weekly and monthly billing.
Recurring invoices and one calendar save admin time every week.
Recurring invoices keep going without the awkward call.
Sell, schedule, and invoice every clean with the same workflow.
Regular cleans you place on the calendar, billed weekly or monthly by recurring invoice.
One-time deep cleans with a checklist on the job, photo proof, and same-day invoicing.
Customers' specific preferences (skip the dishwasher, focus on the kids' room) go in the job notes, where the crew can read them.
Crews check off rooms on their phones, photos go on the job, and a review request goes out the day after it's marked complete.
What goes wrong, and the part of ServeHub that handles it. Plus and Pro both include everything here, unless it says Pro. Card links and recurring invoices run through your connected Stripe account.
A new cleaner walks into a house for the first time and doesn't know the kids' rooms are off-limits.
Keep the home's rules in the job notes and its rooms on the checklist. The cleaner reads them on their phone, ticks off rooms as they go, and sees only their own jobs.
A happy customer would leave a review, but nobody asks at the right time.
Turn on review requests, add your Google link, and ServeHub asks the day after the job is marked complete. Four and five stars go to Google; anything lower comes to you privately.
Your cleaners would like tips, and nobody carries cash any more.
Switch on tips in your payment settings and the card payment page offers one when the customer pays the invoice. It's recorded with the payment.
New move-out customers want a time, and you're elbow deep in someone's oven.
Put your booking link on your site and in your replies. They choose an open hour, you get a new customer record, and a confirmation goes out with a calendar invite.
Weekly, yes; every two weeks takes a little work. You place each clean on the calendar, and crews see their jobs and checklists on any phone. Recurring invoices bill weekly or monthly, so a biweekly customer pays monthly.
Yes, in the job notes: skip the dishwasher, focus on the kids' room, dog allergy. The crew assigned to that job reads them on their phone.
Yes. Add a checklist for each move-out, deep clean or post-construction job, and invoice the same day with photos as proof for landlords or property managers.
ServeHub gives cleaning businesses unlimited users on both plans, with no per-seat fee, plus automatic follow-ups on estimates and recurring invoices that bill weekly or monthly. Estimates, schedules, invoices and your public website all run from one account. Jobber's own pricing page (November 2026) sets its price by plan and number of users. The full comparison is on our ServeHub vs Jobber page.
Photos, yes, on the job from the iPhone app or the office. Ratings come from review requests, if you turn them on: the customer is asked the day after the job is marked complete.
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