Cleaning Business Software

Dominate the NYC Cleaning Market with MaidProfit

From Manhattan to Brooklyn, Queens to the Bronx, Staten Island to Harlem — MaidProfit gives New York City cleaning companies the technology to win in America’s most demanding market.

8.3M+ City Residents
20.1M Metro Population
#1 Largest US City
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12,000+
Cleaning Businesses in NYC Metro
3.2M
Households in NYC
$74,700
Median Household Income
8.5%
Annual Market Growth

Why NYC Is the Ultimate Cleaning Business Battlefield

New York City is the largest city in the United States with 8.3 million residents and over 3.2 million households packed into five boroughs. The sheer density of demand is unmatched anywhere in the country — a single Manhattan zip code can hold more potential clients than entire cities in other states.

NYC’s economy spans finance (Wall Street), tech (Silicon Alley), media, healthcare, and every sector in between. The result is a massive professional workforce with disposable income and limited free time — the perfect demographic for recurring cleaning services. Upper West Side, Tribeca, Park Slope, Williamsburg, and Astoria all represent distinct neighborhood markets with their own pricing dynamics.

Competition is fierce, but that’s actually an advantage for tech-savvy operators. Most NYC cleaning businesses still run on phone calls and paper schedules. Operators who offer instant online booking, automated confirmations, and professional digital invoicing immediately stand out. In a market this large, even a small efficiency advantage translates into significant revenue gains.

Density Is Your Superpower

NYC’s density means you can serve 8–12 clients per day per team with minimal travel time between jobs. No other U.S. market offers this level of route efficiency. MaidProfit’s scheduling tools maximize every minute of your team’s day.

12,000+
Cleaning Businesses in NYC Metro
3.2M
Households in NYC
$74,700
Median Household Income
8.5%
Annual Market Growth

Everything you need to scale

Built specifically for cleaning businesses — not generic software adapted for your industry.

Smart Scheduling
Auto-assign jobs to the right team based on location, skills, and availability. Clients get instant booking confirmations.
Client CRM
Track every client, property, preferences, and cleaning history in one place. Never lose a detail again.
Automated Invoicing
Invoices go out automatically after every job. Accept payments online and track who’s paid and who owes.
Team Management
See where your cleaners are in real-time, track job completion, and communicate with your team through the app.
Business Analytics
Revenue trends, team performance, top clients, and growth metrics — all in one clean dashboard.
Integrations
Connect with QuickBooks, Google Calendar, Stripe, and the tools you already use to run your business.

What NYC Cleaners Charge

NYC cleaning rates are among the highest in the nation, reflecting the city’s cost of living and demand intensity.

ServicePrice RangeAverage
Standard Apartment Cleaning$150 – $400$250
Deep Cleaning$300 – $750$500
Move-Out Cleaning$400 – $900$600
Office Cleaning (per sq ft)$0.15 – $0.35$0.22
Recurring Weekly Service$130 – $350$220

Manhattan commands the highest rates, with Tribeca, the Upper East Side, and SoHo at the top. Brooklyn’s Park Slope and Williamsburg are premium markets. Queens neighborhoods like Astoria and Long Island City are growing rapidly. The Bronx and Staten Island offer more competitive pricing with strong volume.

NYC Cleaning Business Requirements

NYC Department of Consumer and Worker Protection

Certain cleaning services may require registration with the NYC DCWP. Check current requirements for your specific service types. Additional city-level registrations may apply.

New York State Business Registration

Register your LLC with the NY Department of State ($200 filing fee). LLCs in New York must also complete the mandatory publication requirement, which costs $300–$2,000+ depending on county.

NYC Sales Tax

NYC’s combined sales tax rate is 8.875% (4% state + 4.5% city + 0.375% MTA surcharge). Residential cleaning is generally exempt; commercial cleaning is taxable. You must track and collect tax appropriately.

Workers’ Compensation & Disability Insurance

New York requires workers’ comp for all employees (including part-time) plus short-term disability insurance and Paid Family Leave. NYC rates for workers’ comp average $4.00–$6.50 per $100 of payroll.

General Liability Insurance

Essential in NYC. Most building management companies require $1M–$2M coverage before allowing cleaning crews. Expect $800–$1,800/year depending on coverage level and volume.

Building Access Requirements

Many NYC residential buildings require cleaning companies to be registered with building management, carry certificate of insurance naming the building, and comply with service entrance and freight elevator schedules.

Up and running in minutes

No technical setup required. If you can send an email, you can run MaidProfit.

Set Up Your Business
Add your services, pricing, team members, and service areas. Takes about 10 minutes.
Clients Book Online
Share your booking link or embed it on your website. Clients pick a time — you get notified instantly.
MaidProfit Does the Rest
Scheduling, reminders, invoicing, and follow-ups happen automatically. You focus on the work.

Simple, predictable pricing

No per-job fees. No surprise charges. Cancel anytime.

Monthly
Annual Save 20%
Starter
$39/month
Perfect for solo operators and small teams just getting started.
  • Up to 50 jobs/month
  • 1 team member
  • Online booking page
  • Client management
  • Basic invoicing
  • Analytics dashboard
  • Integrations
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Pro
$159/month
For multi-location businesses that need maximum power and support.
  • Everything in Growth
  • Unlimited team members
  • Multi-location support
  • Custom reporting
  • Priority support + onboarding
  • API access
  • White-label options
Contact Sales

All plans include a 14-day free trial. No credit card required.

Trusted by cleaning businesses everywhere

Hear from real cleaning business owners.

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“In Manhattan, every minute counts. MaidProfit’s scheduling packs our teams tight — we average 10 apartments per team per day in Midtown. That efficiency is the difference between surviving and thriving in NYC.”

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Rachel Kim
Owner, Manhattan Gleam Services
★★★★★

“We grew from Park Slope to all of Brooklyn in 18 months using MaidProfit. The online booking captures clients at 2 AM — which in NYC, is peak scheduling time. We hit 300 recurring clients last quarter.”

MJ
Marcus Johnson
Founder, Brooklyn Fresh Cleaning
★★★★★

“Managing 20 cleaning teams across four boroughs was impossible with spreadsheets. MaidProfit’s borough-based zone management and real-time tracking transformed our operations. Revenue doubled in one year.”

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Diana Vasquez
CEO, Five Borough Clean Co.

Common Questions

What licenses do I need for a cleaning business in NYC?
Register your business entity with the NY Department of State, complete the LLC publication requirement, obtain a federal EIN, register for state and city tax purposes, and check with the NYC DCWP for any additional requirements specific to your service types.
How much do NYC cleaning businesses charge?
Standard apartment cleaning in NYC averages $250 per visit, with deep cleaning averaging $500. Manhattan commands the highest rates. Recurring weekly clients typically pay $220 per visit. Rates vary significantly by borough and neighborhood.
What’s the biggest challenge running a cleaning business in NYC?
Logistics. Building access rules, elevator schedules, traffic, parking, and coordinating across boroughs all require meticulous planning. MaidProfit’s scheduling and building-specific notes help you navigate these challenges systematically.
Which NYC borough is best to start a cleaning business?
Brooklyn offers the best balance of demand, growth, and manageable competition. Manhattan has the highest rates but fiercest competition. Queens is rapidly growing. Start in one borough, master it, then expand.
Can MaidProfit handle NYC’s complexity?
Yes. MaidProfit is built for high-density, high-volume markets. Borough-based zones, building access notes, split tax tracking for residential vs. commercial, multi-team dispatch, and real-time schedule adjustments handle NYC’s unique demands.
Is it worth starting a cleaning business in NYC with so much competition?
Absolutely. NYC has 3.2 million households and perpetual demand. The market is so large that even a modest market share generates substantial revenue. The key is efficiency and professionalism — exactly what MaidProfit provides.

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