Cleaning services, without the agency in the middle
If you're searching for cleaning services, you're probably choosing between hiring an individual cleaner or going through an agency — and trying to work out what that will actually cost and how fast you can get someone in. This platform is where you do both: search profiles of cleaners who've registered themselves and listings from licensed agencies, then message whichever one looks right straight from their listing. There's no call centre, no quote request form, no waiting for someone else to make the introduction. You search, you find, you contact.
What we don't do is set the cleaner's rate, guarantee a start time, or step into the arrangement once you and the other side have agreed terms. We're an introduction platform — we connect you with a match, and everything from pay to hours to how long the arrangement runs is settled directly between you and the cleaner or agency.
Where you can search
Sponsors use the platform across all six GCC countries — the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain and Oman — so whether you need help in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, or elsewhere in the region, you search within the country and city where you actually need the work done.
What kind of cleaning help you're looking for
"Cleaner" covers a range of arrangements, and the profiles reflect that. You can look for someone for:
- Hourly, daily or monthly work
- Live-in or live-out
- Full-time, part-time, or flexible/weekends-only hours
- A temporary arrangement (1–6 months), a short-term one (6–12 months), or something longer-term, permanent or renewable
- A trial period, if you want to test the fit before committing
A one-off deep clean and an ongoing weekly arrangement look different on paper — one suits an hourly, short booking, the other a recurring or monthly setup — but both are the same kind of listing here, and the specifics get agreed once you've made contact.
What it costs to search and message
The only price this platform sets is for access to the app itself — not for the cleaning work you're arranging.
| Plan | Who it's for | What's included |
|---|---|---|
| Free | Sponsors starting out | One job posting, ten candidate searches a month, three saved candidates |
| AED 99 / week | Sponsors who want fuller access short-term | Professional plan access, weekly rate |
| AED 199 / month | Sponsors searching longer | Professional plan access, monthly rate (discounted if billed annually) |
Agencies pay separately to list candidates — they join free for up to three listings, five message threads and ten sponsor connections, then move to a paid tier (AED 299, 399 or 499 a month depending on listing volume and features) if they need more. That's worth knowing because it's part of why some agencies show far more candidates than others.
What actually moves the cleaner's rate
There's no single figure for "what a cleaner costs" here, because the platform doesn't set wages — the cleaner or agency does, and it's agreed with you directly. What typically moves the number is the arrangement itself: hourly versus monthly, live-in versus live-out, the length of the contract, and the cleaner's experience level, which is recorded on their profile as no experience, 1–2 years, 3–5 years, 6–10 years, or 10+ years. Agree the rate, the hours and the scope before you commit — that conversation happens between the two of you, not through us.
One-off or recurring: compare your options
| Arrangement | Best suited to | Commitment |
|---|---|---|
| Hourly | A single clean or occasional help | No ongoing tie-in; renegotiated each time |
| Daily | Short stints, cover, or a defined short job | Set per day, ends when the job does |
| Monthly | Regular recurring cleaning | Typically temporary to long-term, renewable |
| Live-out, part-time | Fixed hours, cleaner comes and goes | Flexible, agreed schedule |
| Live-in, full-time | Ongoing household help beyond cleaning alone | Longer-term, often with a trial period first |
None of these is fixed by the platform — they're the shapes the arrangement can take. Which one fits depends on how much cleaning you actually need and how often.
How booking works
- Search for cleaners or agencies in your city, filtering by the arrangement and experience you want.
- Open a profile or listing and send a message directly — there's no queue on our side, so the first message goes the moment you find someone.
- Agree the details: hours, pay, start date, and whether there's a trial period.
- Confirm and begin.
How fast you hear back, and whether a same-day start is realistic, is down to that individual cleaner or agency — the platform doesn't set or promise a response time. If speed matters to you, say so in your first message and ask directly.
Verification, and what happens if something goes wrong
Before a worker's profile goes live, the platform checks the documents they upload — passport, national ID, medical certificate, police clearance and experience letters. That's the baseline for every self-registered profile. Anything further — employment background checks, skill assessment — sits with the agency managing that candidate, where one is involved.
We don't provide insurance, and we don't offer a satisfaction guarantee on the platform's own behalf, because we're not the employer and we're not party to the arrangement. Replacement terms, what happens if you're unhappy with the work, and any guarantee are matters you agree directly with the cleaner or agency, and they're governed by the labour law of the country where the work takes place. Settle this before the arrangement starts, the same way you'd settle pay and hours.
Visas, work permits, medical certificates and travel arrangements — where they're relevant to a live-in or longer-term hire — are arranged by the agency or sponsor under that country's rules. The platform doesn't process any part of that paperwork.
Who's available
Cleaners on the platform are mainly Ethiopian, alongside Filipino, Indonesian, Sri Lankan, Indian, Bangladeshi, Nepalese, Kenyan and Ugandan candidates, listed either by an agency or by the worker themselves.
Other domestic help on the same platform
The same search covers more than cleaning — nannies, cooks, caregivers for elderly or disabled family members, drivers, gardeners, general helpers and babysitters are listed the same way, if a cleaning hire turns into a broader household search.
FAQ
How much does a cleaner cost through this platform? There's no fixed rate — it's agreed directly with the cleaner or agency and depends mainly on the arrangement (hourly, daily, monthly, live-in or live-out) and experience level. What the platform charges is for access to search and message, shown in the pricing table above.
Can I book a cleaner for the same day? Possibly — that's down to the individual cleaner or agency's availability, not something the platform sets or guarantees. Ask directly when you message them.
Are the cleaners verified? Profiles and their documents — passport, ID, medical certificate, police clearance, experience letters — are checked before listing. Deeper background checks are handled by the managing agency where one is involved.
What if the cleaning isn't up to standard, or I need a replacement? That's agreed directly between you and the cleaner or agency, and it's worth settling before you commit, alongside pay and hours. The platform introduces the two of you; it isn't a party to that agreement.
Do you arrange visas or work permits for a cleaner? No. Where paperwork is needed — mainly for live-in or longer-term hires — it's handled by the agency or sponsor under the rules of the country concerned.
Can I hire through an agency instead of an individual? Yes — both self-registered cleaners and agency-managed candidates are listed and searchable the same way.
Which countries can I search in? The UAE, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain and Oman.
Is there a trial period before I commit long-term? Trial periods are available and agreed as part of the arrangement, alongside contract length — from temporary and short-term through to long-term, permanent or renewable.


