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What to put on a cleaning company flyer

A cleaning company flyer needs one clear offer, a short list of services, your phone number, a QR code to your booking page, one clean before-and-after photo, and a single obvious call to action. Keep it to one focused message β€” a flyer that tries to say everything books nothing. Below is exactly what to include, what to leave off, and an honest note on where flyers stop working.

We run a cleaning company in Tucson and an HVAC company in Sacramento, and we build websites and SEO for cleaning businesses nationwide. We've handed out flyers ourselves, so here's the real version.

What goes on the flyer

🧽 One headline offer

Lead with a specific deal: "$50 off your first deep clean" or "First recurring clean half price." A concrete offer pulls far better than "Quality Cleaning Services." Give people a reason to act now.

πŸ“‹ A short service list

Three to six services, not your whole menu. Recurring, deep clean, move-out, and one or two specialties. The flyer's job is to start a conversation, not to be a full price sheet.

πŸ“± Phone number and QR code

A big, readable phone number and a QR code that opens your booking page. Most people will scan before they call, so the QR has to land somewhere that captures them, not a dead link.

πŸ“Έ One strong photo

A single clean before-and-after, or a tidy, well-lit room. One good photo beats four small ones. Skip stock images of someone in a generic uniform β€” real results sell.

What to leave off

When a flyer is enough (and when it isn't)

If you're just starting out, a good flyer on community boards and a few hundred door hangers in a target neighborhood is a fine, cheap way to land your first clients. You can design one for free in Canva in an afternoon. Don't pay anyone for that β€” we won't pretend you need to.

But flyers have a ceiling. Response rates are often under 1 percent, they reach people who aren't looking for a cleaner yet, and you reprint and re-distribute every time. A website captures the people already searching "house cleaner near me," works at 2 a.m., and compounds. The best setup is a flyer that points people to a site that books them. Once you outgrow the flyer, that's the next step β€” and where we come in.

Where we fit

When flyers stop scaling, a website that captures searchers takes over. We hand-build the site, add 24/7 AI lead capture so booking requests don't slip away, and publish researched pages every month. Plans run $249/mo for the site plus lead capture, $597/mo to add the monthly SEO engine, and from $1,750/mo for the full CRM and reputation stack. Month-to-month, and you own everything. Point your flyer's QR code at a site like the ones on websites for cleaning companies, see cleaning company SEO, or what local SEO costs.

What owners say

We don't post stock testimonials. On a 15-minute call we screen-share the real dashboards behind our own businesses — live leads, rankings, and the exact page that produced each one. See the proof →

Common questions

Do flyers still work?

They can, especially targeted door hangers and community boards. Response rates are low, so flyers work best alongside a strong online presence, not as your only lead source.

What gets the most calls?

A specific offer, a readable phone number, and a QR code that opens a real booking page. Make the next step obvious and simple.

Flyer or website first?

Start with a flyer if you have no budget. But a website captures people actively searching and compounds over time, so it becomes the better investment as you grow.

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