Built for cleaning services businesses

The CRM that handles routes, recurring contracts, and crew assignment without a spreadsheet.

Cleaning services work is route driven, contract anchored, crew sensitive, and quality controlled. Strkr ships a CRM core shaped around route-based scheduling, recurring contract management, crew assignment, quality-check capture, and AI drafting that respects the service relationship across commercial janitorial, residential cleaning, and specialty cleaning operations.

What this audience is actually dealing with

The pains that bring buyers here.

A generic sales CRM assumes a one-time deal. Cleaning services runs on recurring contracts, scheduled routes, crew assignments, and quality checks that compound daily. The pain points below are what Strkr onboarding hears on every intake call with a cleaning services business, from the two-crew residential operation to the 180-crew commercial janitorial contractor.

Route scheduling in a spreadsheet

The owner spends five hours a week on routes.

A cleaning services operation runs 20 to 400 scheduled stops per week with crew assignment, geographic clustering, time windows, and client preference. Most owners run this in a spreadsheet that breaks when a crew calls out or a client reschedules. Strkr route scheduler assigns stops by crew and day with geographic clustering, time-window respect, and crew capacity tracking so the schedule stays live without a Monday spreadsheet rebuild.

Recurring contract drift

The contract renewal lapses silently.

A commercial janitorial business runs 40 to 180 recurring contracts at $1,800 to $18,000 per month. Renewal typically runs on handshake, with the contract document a year or two stale. Strkr contract object tracks renewal date, scope evolution, price history, and auto-reminds the owner 60 days before renewal with AI-drafted renewal letter in the owner voice.

Crew assignment and no-show chaos

A crew calls out and the schedule falls apart.

A crew lead calls out sick at 6 AM. The owner spends 90 minutes reassigning routes, calling backup crews, and messaging clients. Strkr crew-swap workflow drafts the client notification, assigns backup crews based on availability and skill match, and updates the route board automatically. The 90 minutes drops to 15.

Quality-check capture

The client complaint has no audit trail.

A commercial client reports a dirty bathroom on Monday morning. The owner has no record of what the Friday crew actually did. Strkr quality-check object captures crew-side photo documentation, time stamps, checklist completion per stop. The owner can show the client the Friday evidence or acknowledge the gap and credit the invoice.

Multi-location commercial reporting

The commercial customer wants a monthly service report.

A commercial customer with 12 locations wants a monthly service report showing stops completed, quality scores, incidents, and labor hours. The owner usually builds this manually in 11 hours per month. Strkr commercial-reporting template auto-generates the report from the quality-check and time-tracking data. The owner reviews and sends in 20 minutes.

Residential marketing and referral

The referral graph has no attribution.

A residential cleaning business earns 60 to 80 percent of new customers from referrals. The owner usually tracks this on sticky notes. Strkr referral object tracks referring customer, referral discount applied, downstream lifetime value, and the attribution graph so the owner can see which five customers drove $42,000 in trailing 12 months.

The cleaning services schema

Custom objects shaped like service work.

The default CRM schema does not map to cleaning services work. Strkr ships a tunable services schema with Customer, Site, Contract, Scheduled Stop, Crew, and Quality Check as first-class objects. The owner can rename or extend anything. The default lands where most cleaning services businesses eventually settle.

Customer object

Commercial, residential, specialty, with contract history.

A customer in Strkr carries segment (commercial, residential, specialty), service tier, contract history, preferred crew, communication preferences, and billing posture. The schema drives the view sort, the recurring contract cadence, and the AI prompt scope.

Site object

The physical location with service specs.

A site in Strkr carries address, square footage, service type, cleaning specification, access protocol (key, code, buzzer), crew skill requirement, and quality-check template. Multi-site commercial customers have multiple site records under one customer.

Contract object

Recurring scope with price and renewal.

A contract ties to the customer with scope (frequency, service type, square footage), fee structure, start date, renewal date, and price history. The contract drives the recurring scheduled-stop generation and the renewal workflow.

Scheduled stop

The route object with crew and time window.

A scheduled stop in Strkr carries date, time window, site, crew assignment, estimated duration, and status (scheduled, in progress, completed, missed, rescheduled). The route board renders scheduled stops by day and crew with drag-reassign for schedule changes.

Crew object

Lead, members, skill set, availability.

A crew in Strkr carries lead, member list, skill set (standard, floor care, post-construction, biohazard), availability pattern, and current route assignment. The crew object drives the backup-swap workflow and the labor cost reporting.

Quality check

Per-stop photo evidence with checklist.

A quality check captures crew-side photo documentation, checklist completion, time stamps, and client-side confirmation. The quality check drives the monthly commercial service report and the dispute audit trail.

How Strkr AI accelerates cleaning services

AI jobs that compound across a services team.

A cleaning services team cannot afford to invent the AI prompt library from scratch. Strkr AI ships preconfigured prompts on day one with retrieval scope and model routing already set. The jobs below show up on every cleaning services deployment within the first two weeks. Each saves an estimated 3 to 11 hours per week.

Quote draft

The commercial janitorial quote in 20 minutes.

Strkr AI drafts the commercial janitorial quote from the site walkthrough notes, square footage, frequency, service type, and comparable contracts. The owner reviews, adjusts, and sends. Quote cycle time drops from four hours to 20 minutes.

Crew-swap notification

The client message when a crew calls out.

Strkr AI drafts the client notification when a crew needs to swap or reschedule, with the context, the apology framing, and the replacement crew introduction. The owner sends in two taps. The schedule disruption stays professional instead of chaotic.

Monthly service report

The commercial customer report in 20 minutes.

Strkr AI drafts the monthly commercial service report from the quality-check data, time-tracking records, and incident log. The report covers stops completed, quality scores, incidents, and labor hours. The owner reviews and sends in 20 minutes instead of 11 hours.

Renewal letter

The annual contract renewal in the owner voice.

Strkr AI drafts the renewal letter with the delivered value summary, the proposed scope evolution, and the proposed price. The owner reviews and sends. Renewal cycle time drops from a six-week drag to a two-week close.

Residential marketing

The seasonal campaign that reads human.

Strkr AI drafts the seasonal residential marketing campaign (spring deep clean, holiday prep, move-in move-out) with the right local framing, the right offer, and the right call-to-action. The owner reviews and schedules. The marketing cadence runs without a dedicated marketer.

Review response

The reply to the Google review in 90 seconds.

Strkr AI drafts review responses with the right empathy for a complaint or the right gratitude for a compliment. The owner reviews, personalizes, and sends. Response time drops from four to 48 hours to under an hour, which drives the review-site score upward over three months.

The cleaning services pricing math

What Strkr costs a 20-crew commercial janitorial business.

The pricing math below is for a 20-crew commercial janitorial business with eight office staff running 120 recurring contracts. The numbers come from Strkr onboarding intake calls with real cleaning services businesses in 2026. The invoice math holds through growth because Strkr prices flat per seat.

Strkr Starter

$29 per seat per month, 8 seats.

Eight office staff seats on Starter run $232 per month. Crew leads use the Strkr mobile route surface at no additional seat charge for 20 crew members. The AI add-on is $49 per workspace with 5,000 Strkr AI calls included. Total month-one invoice for a 20-crew business on Starter with AI add-on is roughly $281.

Strkr Pro

$59 per seat per month, 8 seats.

Eight office staff seats on Pro run $472 per month. Pro adds the forecast module for recurring MRR projection, the advanced report builder for commercial customer dashboards, the custom object graph for service-type specialization, and extended audit retention. Most cleaning services businesses move to Pro at month three.

Strkr Scale

$119 per seat per month, 8 seats.

Eight office staff seats on Scale run $952 per month. Scale adds SAML and OIDC single sign-on through Clerk, verified domain capture, HIPAA BAA on request for medical office cleaning contracts, and the extended compliance posture. Scale lands when the business serves regulated verticals.

ServiceTitan or Jobber

Floor $200 to $400 per month plus per-user.

ServiceTitan runs about $400 per month base plus $100 per user. Jobber runs $69 to $249 per month. For a 20-crew business with eight office staff the monthly invoice typically lands at $800 to $2,400 depending on tier and add-ons.

Housecall Pro

Floor $65 to $279 per month per user.

Housecall Pro runs $65 to $279 per month per user. For a 20-crew business with eight office staff the monthly invoice typically lands at $520 to $2,232 depending on tier.

The 12-month total cost

What a cleaning services business actually spends.

Across 12 months a 20-crew cleaning services business on Strkr spends roughly $3,400 to $11,500 depending on tier upgrades. The same business on ServiceTitan typically spends $9,600 to $28,800. On Jobber or Housecall Pro the number lands at $6,200 to $26,800. The compound effect of flat pricing with crew surfaces included is real at services scale.

Head-to-head

Strkr vs typical cleaning services CRM stacks.

The comparison below is Strkr for a 20-crew commercial janitorial business versus the two most common alternatives at the 12-month invoice mark.

Feature Strkr ServiceTitan or Jobber for a 20-crew business
Month-one invoice About $281 with AI add-on. $520 to $2,400 plus setup.
12-month total $3,400 to $11,500 all-in. $6,200 to $28,800.
Crew mobile surface Included at no per-crew charge. Per-user pricing applies.
Setup time to first schedule published Four business days with the wizard. Six to 16 weeks typical.
AI prompts preconfigured Six on day one. None or generic chatbot.
Route-based scheduling Day one with the opinionated default. Varies by tier.
Recurring contract management First-class object with renewal workflow. Varies by product.
Quality-check capture with photos Day one with the mobile surface. Add-on module typical.
SSO and verified domains Scale tier $119 per seat. Enterprise tier only.
Multi-site commercial reporting Day one with the template. Custom report build typical.
How teams use Strkr

Five cleaning services playbooks.

The playbooks below are patterns Strkr onboarding sees on cleaning services deployments across sizes. Each pattern is a real customer motion from the 2026 cohort.

Pattern A

The two-crew residential operation.

A two-crew residential cleaning operation in Denver ran its schedule in Google Calendar and chased client confirmations by text. The owner spent four hours per week on scheduling and 11 hours per week on client communication. Strkr onboarding ran a three-business-day setup with the route scheduler, the recurring booking workflow, and the review-request AI. The owner cut scheduling and communication time by 70 percent in month one.

Pattern B

The 11-crew mid-market commercial janitorial.

An 11-crew commercial janitorial business in Minneapolis ran ServiceTitan at $1,800 per month plus a $4,200 implementation retainer. The business wanted to reduce tool cost without losing the dispatch workflow. Strkr onboarding ran a nine-business-day migration with 60 commercial contracts, the route scheduler, and the quality-check workflow. Monthly spend dropped from $1,800 to $410 and the implementation retainer went to zero.

Pattern C

The 20-crew specialty cleaning contractor.

A 20-crew specialty cleaning contractor serving post-construction, biohazard, and medical office cleaning needed crew-skill matching, hazmat compliance capture, and medical office BAA posture. Strkr onboarding ran a 14-business-day setup with the Scale tier, the HIPAA BAA for medical contracts, and the specialty-crew skill matching. Monthly spend lands at $1,001 across eight office seats plus AI add-on.

Pattern D

The 42-crew regional cleaning services firm.

A 42-crew regional cleaning services firm covering three metros needed cross-metro visibility, regional manager coverage views, and the SSO integration for enterprise commercial customers. Strkr onboarding ran a 24-business-day deployment with the regional segmentation, the SSO via Clerk, and the extended audit retention. Monthly spend lands at $2,380 across 20 office seats on Scale.

Pattern E

The 180-crew enterprise janitorial contractor.

A 180-crew enterprise janitorial contractor serving corporate campuses, healthcare systems, and government facilities needed advanced route optimization, multi-location commercial reporting, cross-crew labor cost tracking, and SOC 2 posture for enterprise contracts. Strkr onboarding ran a 42-business-day deployment with the Scale tier, the SSO, and the extended compliance posture. Monthly spend lands at $5,950 across 50 office seats on Scale with AI add-on.

Run routes, recurring contracts, and crews from one workspace.

Book a 30 minute call. We will walk through the route scheduler, the recurring contract workflow, the crew mobile surface, and the pricing math with your crew count and contract mix.

Common questions

What buyers in this bucket ask most.

Can a cleaning services business use Strkr instead of ServiceTitan or Jobber?

Yes for most businesses. Strkr covers the route scheduler, the recurring contract management, the crew assignment, the quality-check capture, and the AI drafting in a single workspace with crew mobile surfaces included at no per-crew charge. The gap versus ServiceTitan is the deep plumbing-electrical-HVAC vertical workflow, which Strkr covers for cleaning services but not for trades. For cleaning services specifically, Strkr covers the motion at a fraction of the ServiceTitan or Jobber cost.

How does Strkr handle route-based scheduling for commercial janitorial?

Strkr route scheduler assigns scheduled stops by crew and day with geographic clustering, time-window respect, crew capacity, and skill-matching. Drag-reassign on the route board updates all affected records in one atomic transition. The crew mobile surface shows the daily route with navigation hooks, quality-check capture, and crew-side time tracking. Route changes propagate to client notifications automatically with the AI-drafted message.

Does Strkr handle the crew mobile surface without a per-crew charge?

Yes. Crew mobile surface access is included for crew-member accounts at no per-user charge. Only office staff seats count toward the per-seat pricing. A business with 20 crews and eight office staff pays for eight seats. The crew surface includes route view, quality-check capture, time tracking, and crew-swap workflow access. The economic difference versus Jobber or ServiceTitan where per-user pricing applies to every crew member is substantial at 20-plus crews.

How does Strkr handle recurring contract renewal?

Strkr contract object tracks start date, scope, price, and renewal date. The renewal workflow fires 60 days before renewal with AI-drafted renewal letter referencing the delivered value, the proposed scope evolution, and the proposed price. The owner reviews and sends. For commercial contracts with annual renewal the workflow handles the full cycle without manual tracking. For month-to-month residential contracts the workflow handles 90-day cadence check-ins to prevent silent churn.

What compliance posture does Strkr ship with for cleaning services serving regulated verticals?

Strkr is HIPAA compliant with a BAA available on request for cleaning services businesses serving medical offices, dental offices, and other covered entities. SOC 2 Type II is in progress with a 2026-Q4 target. GDPR and CCPA posture is live today. SAML and OIDC single sign-on through Clerk ships on the Scale tier. MFA with TOTP and text-based verification is live across all tiers. Verified domains land at Scale.

How does Strkr pricing stay flat as the cleaning services business grows crews?

Flat per seat at $29 Starter, $59 Pro, $119 Scale per office-staff seat per month. The AI add-on is $49 per workspace per month with 5,000 Strkr AI calls included and $0.012 per call over the floor. Crew mobile surfaces are included at no per-crew charge. There is no stop meter, no contract meter, and no AppExchange add-on. A business with 180 crews and 50 office staff pays for 50 seats.

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