Instant prices, not phone tag
Planned: customers pick a service and home size and see the calculated price before booking.
A booking website for your cleaning business
Quotes over the phone, jobs in a paper diary, invoices you have to chase. This is an early-access example of the cleaning-service website Founderizer is being built to launch after its production checks pass.
All it takes to start“A booking site for my home cleaning business. Customers pick regular or deep clean, get a price by home size, choose a slot, and pay online.”
What this scenario is designed to include, once production-ready.
The items below are planned early-access outcomes. Launch and integrations remain gated on objective production proof.
Booked and paid in one go
Planned: confirm a slot only after the generated product's connected payment flow succeeds.
Repeat cleans that rebook themselves
Planned: recurring weekly or fortnightly slots with reminders once the generated-product email path is verified.
Changes in plain English
In development: request "Add an end-of-tenancy service" or "Stop covering the north side of town" while the existing release stays online.
Questions founders ask.
My prices depend on the house. Can it handle that?
The planned form calculates a quote from the pricing rules you describe, such as bedrooms, bathrooms, and extras.
Can regular customers get a different rate?
Recurring-booking rates are part of this planned scenario and can be specified in plain English.
What if I need to reschedule a job?
The planned workflow lets you reschedule from the product and notify the customer after the email path is verified.
Shape the early-access version.
Describe your version in plain English. Founderizer is still completing the verified production path.