For home and office cleaners
People hand a cleaning team their keys, often when no one is home. Describe your cleaning business in one sentence and Atlas builds a site that earns that trust: what you clean, where you work, what's included, how to get a quote and room for real reviews.
Cleaning customers are letting someone into their home or office, so trust comes before price. They want to know what's included in a clean, whether you bring your own supplies, if your team is insured, and how easy it is to set up visits every week or every two weeks. Vacation-rental hosts want to know you can turn a place around between guests. A clear site answers all of that before they reach out.
Six things that help someone feel good about handing you a key. Atlas drafts each one from your sentence; you confirm what's true for your business.
Insured? Bonded? A background-checked team? A license where your city requires one? Your own supplies, or pet-safe products on request? Say what's true for your business; these details often decide who gets the call.
How Atlas handles it: Atlas writes what you tell it. Check these words before you publish, and change them by asking.
Some clients want one quick answer before they book: do you bring supplies, can you come on Fridays, do you clean after a move-out. A call button near the top lets them ask in one tap.
How Atlas handles it: Give Atlas your number, now or later, and it becomes a call button. It never invents a phone number.
Many people would rather not call. A short form with home size, type of clean and preferred day makes it easy to ask. If you'd like customers to pick a time themselves, Online Booking is an optional add-on.
How Atlas handles it: Every site has a working request form. Requests go to your email and your Atlas inbox.
St. Petersburg, Clearwater, Largo, Pinellas Park: list where you clean so visitors know you'll come to them, and so you don't drive across the bay for a one-time job.
How Atlas handles it: Name your area in your sentence and Atlas writes it in.
Before-and-after shots of a kitchen or a move-out clean show your standard. Use photos you're allowed to share, and keep clients' personal things out of the frame.
How Atlas handles it: Atlas keeps your gallery for your own photos and never fills it with stock images.
Cleaning is personal, and people trust what other clients say about you. Add real reviews as they come in.
How Atlas handles it: Atlas never writes reviews. It keeps a clearly marked spot until you add real ones.
Standard cleans, deep cleans, move-in and move-out cleans, short-term rental turnovers, offices: say what you do and what's included, so people know exactly what they're asking for.
How Atlas handles it: Name your services in your sentence and Atlas writes them up. Ask to add a checklist of what's included anytime.
This is the kind of sentence an owner types, and the first screen Atlas builds from it.
“Linnet Lane Cleaning, a home and office cleaning company in St. Petersburg, FL: recurring and deep cleans, move-out cleans and short-term rental turnovers in St. Pete, Clearwater and Largo, with an insured, bilingual team.”
A made-up business for this example, not a real company.
Linnet Lane Cleaning · St. Petersburg, FL
What you clean, where, and what makes you different, in one sentence.
Atlas writes and designs it, and you see the whole site before paying anything.
Ask Atlas to add your insurance details, real photos and real reviews, then publish.
Yes, if you are. Put it in your sentence or ask the editor to add it. Only add what's true for your business.
Every site has a request form whose messages reach your email and your Atlas inbox. If you'd like customers to pick their own time, Online Booking is an optional add-on.
Yes. Upload your own photos; Atlas never fills your gallery with stock images. Share only photos your clients are comfortable with.
Yes. Your site can be in English, Spanish or both, and the request form follows the site's language.
No. You describe your business, and you change anything later by asking in plain words.
Seeing your finished site is free. Publishing and hosting prices are in the pricing section of our home page.
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Describe your business, see the finished site free, and publish when it's ready.