This might ruffle feathers, but I’m saying it anyway. I see cleaners constantly saying: “Clients won’t pay more.” “The market is saturated.” “People don’t respect cleaning.” I’ve been in this industry 15+ years. Solo. Referral-only. Six figures. The problem usually isn’t the client. It’s: - No clear pricing logic - No boundaries - Saying yes to everything - Confusing busy with profitable I didn’t make more money by cleaning faster. I made more money by deciding what I will and will not do. Curious… 👉 What do you think is the hardest part of charging what you’re worth right now?

This group is for solo cleaners who want to make real money without burning their bodies out, hiring teams, or chasing every new “system” someone on the internet is selling. I’ve built a long-term, referral-based cleaning business by doing the work, setting boundaries, and pricing in a way that actually makes sense for one human body. No employees. No chaos. No hustle theater. This group IS for you if: You’re a solo cleaner (or want to stay solo) You care about sustainability, not just revenue You want honest answers about pricing, clients, and boundaries You’re tired of guru fluff and unrealistic promises This group is NOT for you if: You want to build teams fast You’re looking for guarantees or shortcuts You don’t want to take responsibility for your business decisions What you’ll get here: Real-world pricing logic Referral-based client strategies Boundary setting without guilt Mindset shifts that protect your peace What you won’t get: Hype Sales funnels “Just scale harder” advice If you’re here, introduce yourself in the comments: Where you clean, how long you’ve been in business, and what you’re struggling with most right now. We’re keeping this honest, practical, and respectful. That’s the standard. Happy Cleaning 🧼🪣🧼🪣

One of the biggest shifts in my business wasn’t raising my prices. It was deciding who I no longer cleaned for. I stopped taking clients who: - wanted “as cheap as possible” but expected perfection - constantly added “just one more thing” - didn’t respect my time, schedule, or boundaries - treated cleaning like a favor instead of a professional service None of these people were bad. They just weren’t my clients. When I said yes to everyone, I was exhausted, resentful, and questioning why I even started my business. When I got selective, everything changed. My schedule improved, my income stabilized, and my stress dropped. Good clients don’t want quantity. They want consistency, quality, and trust. Saying no isn’t being difficult. It’s being sustainable. Honest question: What’s one type of client you’ve learned doesn’t work well for you?

I started this group because I kept seeing cleaners burn out chasing “big teams” and complicated systems. I’ve been doing this a long time, and here’s what I know for sure: You do not need a huge crew, fancy software, or a viral TikTok to make real money cleaning. This space is for cleaners who want: • Simple systems • Solid income • Control of their schedule • A business that doesn’t run their entire life I’ll be sharing what actually worked for me. The good, the bad, and the stuff I wish someone had told me sooner. No gatekeeping. No fluff. Just real talk. If you’re here, you’re in the right place.🧼🪣🧼🪣