Cleaning Company Landing Page
Built for Brightwell, the sample brand inside the template
A house-cleaning company's site where a freshly laundered linen sheet, with the headline printed on it, hangs over the first screen; pull it down or scroll and it slips its pins and falls away to reveal the spotless room. Then rooms that drop their sheets one by one, an instant quote with recurring plans, the cleaners, the neighbourhoods and a booking close.
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What to charge$2,000–3,500 for the one-page site with their copy, rates, neighbourhoods, team photos and room photosTypical freelance range for local residential cleaning companies (an owner with two to fifteen cleaners, booking regular weekly or every-two-weeks homes plus move-out and deep cleans) whose site is a template with a stock photo of a smiling woman in yellow gloves, a list of services and a "Get a quote" form that emails them. Not a promise of income · Selling to house cleaning companies
How it moves
The first screen is a sheet of warm white linen hung across the whole window, pinned along the top, with 'A Spotless Home in Austin.' and one small subtitle printed low on the left and three small hem labels; the sunlit room behind it glows faintly through the weave. The sheet is a real-time cloth: moving the pointer pushes soft folds into it; grabbing and pulling it down past a fifth of the height lets it slip its pins and fall away, showing the spotless living room and kitchen photograph; scrolling does the same, and once off it stays off for the visit. Below: a pinned rooms section where the kitchen's sheet drops to show the bathroom, then the bedroom, while each room's checklist ticks; an instant quote card on a sage band (bedrooms, bathrooms, four extras, team time, a gliding price) with a row of four plans and a sliding marker; two cleaner portraits opening upward beside four numbered promises; six neighbourhood rows with next openings and a drifting review reel; and the close, a photo of folded linens falling into its frame as a sheet beside the booking form. All copy, rates and image slots sit in one content file, the palette in one theme file.
What you get
- A tested build prompt · 17.1k wordsPaste it into Claude Code, Cursor, Codex or Lovable and it builds the landing page section by section.
- The working projectVite + React.
npm install && npm run devand it runs, no keys or accounts. - The assets and their promptsEvery image and loop, plus the exact prompts that made them, so you can make your own.
Sell this site
- Who buys it
- local residential cleaning companies (an owner with two to fifteen cleaners, booking regular weekly or every-two-weeks homes plus move-out and deep cleans) whose site is a template with a stock photo of a smiling woman in yellow gloves, a list of services and a "Get a quote" form that emails them
- What to charge
- $2,000–3,500 for the one-page site with their copy, rates, neighbourhoods, team photos and room photos
- Find them on Google Maps
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- The 30-second call pitch
- “Hi, I build websites for … I looked you up on Maps … Can I send you a two-minute video of it?”
- What the client supplies
- Photos, prices, hours, logo, and which slot each one replaces.
- The upsell
- The second thing to sell them after launch.
Inside the prompt
A one-page site for a local house-cleaning company (the sample is Brightwell Home Cleaning, Austin), on a warm white linen ground. The first screen is a sheet of freshly laundered linen hung over the whole window, pinned along its top edge, with the title "A Spotless Home in Austin." and a small subtitle printed on it; the sunlit room behind it glows faintly through the weave. It is real cloth: a live simulation drawn in WebGL. The pointer pushes soft folds into it as it passes; grab it and pull it down, or just start scrolling, and it slips off its pins and falls away, showing the spotless room photograph behind it. Once it is off it stays off: scrolling back up shows the clean room.
- What it is
- Style collection
- Build steps
- Assets
- Motion
- Make it yours
- Launch checklist
- Acceptance checks
