Spreadsheets, printables and browser tools
Pricing calculators for cleaning companies, booking and profit trackers for short-term rental hosts, binders and checklists for the household, and budgets that work offline. Built with real formulas, sold once, no subscriptions.
Use them as much as you like. They run in your browser and keep nothing.
Estimate hours from bedrooms, bathrooms and square footage, add extras and travel, and see the quote, the margin and the price you should never go below.
Open the calculator →Nightly rate, occupancy, cleaning fees, platform fees and fixed costs turned into monthly profit and break-even occupancy.
Open the calculator →Enter take-home pay and what you actually spend. See the gap for each bucket and what to move.
Open the calculator →Pricing, scheduling, forms and profit tracking for house and commercial cleaning companies.
Clients, quote calculator, schedule, invoices, expenses, monthly dashboard and P&L in one workbook. Profit per job, not just revenue.
View on Etsy →Hours estimate from bedrooms, bathrooms and square footage, plus extras and travel. Shows the price you should never quote below.
View on Etsy →Quote tool by surface and square footage, job log, chemical and fuel costs, profit per job.
View on Etsy →Client intake, quote, invoice, job checklists, incident report and more. Eleven forms that a cleaning company actually uses.
View on Etsy →The OS workbook, the quote calculator and the forms pack together. Everything a one-crew cleaning company needs on day one.
View on Etsy →Booking and payout tracking, turnover checklists and guest materials for Airbnb and VRBO hosts.
Bookings, occupancy, payouts, cleaning costs and profit for one or several properties. Month view and year view.
View on Etsy →Every turnover with cleaner, time, cost and issues found. Know what each changeover really costs.
View on Etsy →STR Manager, Turnover Log and the Guest Welcome Book together.
View on Etsy →House rules, Wi-Fi, check-out steps and local tips in a guest-friendly book you fill in once.
View on Etsy →Room-by-room turnover checklists, restock list, damage log and cleaner sign-off. Sixteen printable pages.
View on Etsy →Binders, checklists and planners that keep a household running on paper.
Weekly, monthly and deep-cleaning checklists by room. Twelve printable pages.
View on Etsy →One house, on paper: contacts, maintenance, bills, meals, cleaning and the paperwork nobody can find.
View on Etsy →Weekly chore charts for kids and adults, with a rotation planner.
View on Etsy →Contacts, medical basics, insurance, utilities and where-things-are pages, designed so the binder is safe to exist.
View on Etsy →Eight weeks out to first month in: timeline, budget, movers comparison, box inventory, labels and paperwork. Twenty pages.
View on Etsy →Twenty-two forms for home daycare: enrollment, permissions, daily sheets, medication and incident logs, parent communication.
View on Etsy →Budgets and bookkeeping that work offline and never ask for a bank login.
A budget dashboard that never asks for your bank login. Your data stays in your browser.
View on Etsy →Twelve months of income, bills, savings and debt in one clear view with a monthly dashboard.
View on Etsy →Income, expenses by category, invoices, tax set-aside and profit and loss for a one-person business.
View on Etsy →Practical, numbers-first articles for the same people our products serve.
A working method for quoting residential cleaning: estimate hours from the home, set a rate that covers real costs, and know the number you should never go below.
Read the guide →A room-by-room turnover checklist for short-term rentals, with the restock list, the damage check and the sign-off that keeps cleaners and hosts on the same page.
Read the guide →What a landlord or short-term rental host actually needs in a spreadsheet, from rent and occupancy to cash-on-cash return, and the columns that are a waste of time.
Read the guide →The enrollment, permission, daily and safety forms a home daycare needs, why each exists, and how to keep children's data safe on paper.
Read the guide →A dated moving timeline with the budget lines people forget, the questions to ask three movers, and the box system that makes unpacking take days instead of months.
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