Your hosts' calendars send you every turnover, with the address, the door code, the deadline and the checklist. You accept every job yourself.
Built by a working host who runs every turnover through it, and it has never charged a Cleaning Pro a cent. Why I built it.
Free. Forever. Nothing per clean. Hosts pay a small monthly fee for their properties. You never do.
Eight things that cost you a morning
Your host has their own reasons for using this. These are yours, including the parts BowReady does not fix. Declining is a normal part of the flow, not a mark against you.
The booking moved and nobody told you. Forty minutes each way, and nobody pays for that drive.
A moved booking moves the job, sends it again, and cancels the old reminders. The date on your screen is the date that is true.
The host meant to text you on Wednesday. You had already promised the morning to someone else.
The job reaches you when the checkout appears on their calendar, not when they remember. Then again a day before, and again two hours before.
The same checkout is on their Airbnb and their Vrbo. You either ask a question that makes you look slow, or block two slots for one job and turn down paid work.
However many calendars a host runs, the same checkout reaches you once, as one job, on one date.
One Friday you could not take, and now you are guessing whether it cost you the account.
Declining is part of how the app works. Their backup picks it up, or they are told the date needs attention. There is no score, no rating and no count of declines, for anyone. There never will be.
Every complaint you have ever eaten came from something nobody said out loud.
Every job carries the host's list, room by room, with the must-dos marked. What the list said when you started is what it says afterwards, so nothing gets added later and called missed.
You noticed on Sunday, mentioned it in a text, and paid for it yourself on the way.
Flag what is low on the job and the host sees it on one restock list, with the date and the property attached.
Straight answer: BowReady does not pay you back. It makes sure the host knows, with the job attached, instead of the receipt sitting in your van.
You are rebuilding a month from a text thread while they rebuild it from a bank app, and the totals do not match.
Every job you completed, what you agreed, and what is still owed, by host and by month, in one place.
Straight answer: no money moves through BowReady. It is the same record on both screens, so there is nothing to reconstruct and nothing to argue about.
A clean called off at 9pm for the morning, after you had already said no to two other jobs.
The job cancels, you are told if you had accepted it, and the cancellation is on the record with the date it happened.
Straight answer: there is no cancellation fee in BowReady and we are not going to pretend there is. What you get is the record, which is what a conversation about it needs.
Your day
No hunting through texts for a door code an hour before checkout. The job carries it.
One screen
Open the job and it is all there, including what you agreed to be paid for it.
Your month
Every host you work with, on one calendar, so you know what a new job lands next to.
Your crew
What it costs you
Other turnover apps take a percentage of every cleaning. BowReady takes nothing from the clean, so what you agreed with your host is what you are paid.
Working with your hosts
Connecting goes both ways. A host shares a code or a link, or you send the request yourself. Either way the other person has to accept, and nobody is added to anybody's property without agreeing to it.
Let hosts find you
Turn one switch on and hosts whose property falls inside the area you cover can see you and ask to connect. You set the area and how far you travel, and you can switch it off at any time.
A listing shows your business name, the area you cover, what you usually ask, how many cleans you have completed on BowReady, and how many of them were ready before check-in. Those last two are counts of your own work, not a score anybody gave you.
It never shows your home address, your phone number, your email, the other hosts you work for, or a rating. There are no ratings on BowReady, for anyone.
Straight answer: this part is new. Today there are only a handful of hosts looking in most areas, and we are not going to tell you otherwise. Being listed is free, takes about two minutes, and you can switch it off any time. It will not fill your week this month. It is how you get the first call when a host near you needs someone.
Quoting
When a host posts a turnover you can send one price, and it goes to that host alone. No other Pro can see your number to go under it, and quotes are never sorted by price.
Questions
Free. There is no paid plan for the cleaner role, and no per-clean fee to introduce later without it being a different product. Hosts pay for their properties; that is where the money comes from.
No. Most Cleaning Pros use it purely for the hosts they already work with, and never turn the listing on. It is a separate switch and it is off until you choose otherwise.
Nobody, through a listing. A listing shows your business name, the area you cover, what you usually ask, how many cleans you have completed on BowReady, and how many of those were ready before check-in. Your address, your phone, your email and the other hosts you work for are never shown.
There are no ratings and no public reviews on BowReady, for anyone, and there will not be. Nothing is ranked and nothing is scored.
No. Every turnover comes to you as something to accept or decline. If you decline, the host's backup picks it up, or the host is told the date needs attention. Declining is a normal part of the flow, not a mark against you.
No, and it never will. You and the host agree a rate and settle it however you already do. BowReady can record the agreed amount and mark a job paid so you both have the same record, but no money moves through the app.
Open it in your browser and you are working in a couple of minutes. No card, no trial, no per-clean fee.
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