Best free website builder for cleaning businesses (2026)

If you run a cleaning company and want a website without paying for one yet, you have more choice than ever, and more small print. Most "free website builders" are free to build on and charge you to look professional: your own domain, no ads, and above all online booking, which is the one feature a cleaning business really needs.

We read the pricing pages of nine builders in November 2026 and noted exactly what each free plan gives a cleaning business. We make WeBoss, one of the nine, so we have listed its limits as plainly as everyone else's. Zarla is not included.

Free website builders for cleaning businesses, compared

Wix and Squarespace prices are their yearly-billing prices. Prices change often, so check each pricing page before you sign up; the links are in the sources at the end.

What "free" really means for a cleaning business

A free website builder is free in one of two ways. Either the site can go live at no cost, usually on the builder's own address and with its branding, or you can build and preview for free and pay when you publish. Both are fair, as long as you know which one you are signing up for.

For a cleaning company, four things decide whether a free plan is enough:

• Online booking. Customers want to pick a day for a standard, deep or move-out clean without phoning. On most builders this is the first thing behind a paywall. See how online booking works on a cleaning website.
• A price before they book. Cleaning is priced by bedrooms, bathrooms and extras, so "call for a quote" loses people. An instant quote calculator shows a starting price from what they pick.
• Your own domain. yourcleaning.com looks more trustworthy on a van or a flyer than a builder's address. It is a paid feature on every builder here.
• No one else's branding. Free plans usually show the builder's name on your site. Customers notice.

If you only need a page that says who you are, where you clean and how to call you, a free plan does the job. If you want the site to take bookings while you are out cleaning, expect to pay something, or use Square's free booking.

The best free website builders for cleaning businesses, reviewed

1. WeBoss: best for booking and quotes built for cleaners

WeBoss is the cleaning business website builder we make. You type your business name, services and service area, and it designs the whole site for you. You can build, edit and preview it free, with no card. Going live costs $14.99 a month on Starter, and that includes hosting, online booking, an instant quote calculator and contact forms, all on your own page and in your colors.

• Free: building, editing and previewing the full site, and sharing the preview link.
• Paid ($14.99 a month): going live on a free weboss.io address or your own domain, with booking, quotes and forms included.
• Watch out: there is no free plan that stays live. You cannot add a booking by hand yet, only customers book online. There is no online store or card payments, so it does not take deposits.

We filmed a full cleaning website build, step by step, from typing the name to booking a clean as a customer.

2. Square: best free website builder with online booking

Square is best known for card readers, but its free plan ($0 a month) includes a website builder with SEO tools and, on the Appointments side, an online booking site with appointment reminders. For a cleaning business that mainly wants customers to book a slot, that is the most you will get for nothing.

• Free: the website builder, an online booking site and reminders.
• Paid: card processing fees when customers pay (3.3% + 30¢ online, 2.6% + 15¢ in person, as listed in November 2026). Plus is $49 a month.
• Watch out: it is built around taking payments and appointments rather than quoting by bedrooms, so pricing a deep clean takes some setting up.

3. Wix: best free plan for design freedom

Wix asks the question many owners type into Google: "is Wix still free?" Yes. The free plan goes live on an address like username.wixsite.com/sitename, with Wix branding. You get the full drag-and-drop editor and thousands of templates, including cleaning ones.

• Free: the editor, templates and a live site on a Wix address.
• Paid: your own domain and no Wix branding from Light ($17 a month). Booking ("scheduling and services") starts on Core ($29 a month). Both are yearly prices.
• Watch out: you place every box yourself, which takes evenings. Our Wix comparison goes through the trade-offs.

4. Google Sites: best 100% free website

If you want a website that is free forever with no ads and no upgrade nagging, Google Sites is it. You build with a Google account and publish to a sites.google.com address. It is plain, but it is clean and it loads fast.

• Free: everything, with any personal Google account.
• Booking: Google Sites has no booking form. A personal Google Calendar can make one appointment booking page, which you can link from the site. Taking payments for appointments and having more than one booking page are premium features.
• Watch out: few design choices, and nothing made for cleaning businesses.

5. Mixo: best for a one-page site in minutes

Mixo builds a short site from a description of your business. Its free plan really is live: you get a link, a page about what you do and a contact form, on an address like yourbusiness.mixo.site with Mixo branding.

• Free: a live page and a contact form, with no card.
• Paid: your own domain and no Mixo branding from $20 a month.
• Watch out: its pricing page lists no booking feature, so customers can only send you a message.

6. SITE123: best for a tight budget

SITE123's free plan stays live indefinitely on a SITE123 subdomain, with 250 MB of storage and a small SITE123 tag on the page.

• Free: a live site, 250 MB storage and bandwidth.
• Paid: connecting your own domain starts at $10.80 a month on a yearly plan paid upfront.
• Watch out: booking is not listed on its pricing page.

7. Durable: best AI builder if you will pay for booking

Durable writes a site for you with AI in about a minute. The free plan gives you a website preview and some AI credits to try it. Online booking synced to your calendar, your own domain and removing Durable branding come with the Launch plan, $25 a month on monthly billing.

• Free: an AI-built site to preview and test.
• Paid: Launch at $25 a month for booking, your domain and no branding.
• Watch out: if booking is the reason you want a site, compare Launch with the other paid options here. Our Durable comparison has the details.

Not free: Squarespace and Hostinger

Both come up when people search for a free website builder, but neither has a free plan. Squarespace has a 14-day free trial, then paid plans only (our Squarespace comparison). Hostinger has a 30-day money-back guarantee; in November 2026 its cheapest website builder plan was $1.99 a month on a 48-month sale paid upfront ($95.52), renewing at $10.99 a month (our Hostinger comparison).

Which free website builder should your cleaning business pick?

• You want customers to book online, and pay nothing: Square.
• You want booking and an instant quote set up for cleaning, and will pay to go live: WeBoss, the website builder for cleaning businesses.
• You enjoy designing and do not need booking yet: Wix free.
• You only need a simple page with your number, forever free: Google Sites.
• You want something live in five minutes with a contact form: Mixo.

How to make a cleaning business website for free, step by step

1. Pick the builder from the list above that matches what your site must do.
2. Write your services and prices. Standard, deep, move-in/move-out, office. If you price by size, our free square footage calculator helps you work out a fair per-square-foot rate.
3. Say where you clean. Name the towns and neighborhoods. People search "house cleaning near me" and Google needs to know where "me" is.
4. Show what a clean includes. Our free cleaning checklist maker turns your routine into a room-by-room list you can put on the site and print for your team.
5. Add booking or a quote form, so customers can act without calling.
6. Use real photos of your team and your work. Stock photos of smiling models in rubber gloves convince no one.
7. Publish, then test it like a customer: book a clean from your phone and check the confirmation arrives.

For the full walk-through, read how to make a website for your small business or watch our cleaning website build.

What a cleaning company website needs

Whichever builder you choose, a cleaning company website that brings in work has the same few things near the top:

• A headline with what you clean and where: "House cleaning in Austin".
• A phone number that is a button on mobile.
• Your services with a starting price or a quote calculator.
• A booking button that stays in reach.
• Proof you can stand behind: real reviews, insurance if you have it, photos of your work.

More on this in what a service business website should have and how to get more bookings from your website.

When a free website stops being enough

Free plans are a good start and a poor finish. You will want to move on when customers ask for your website address and you have to spell out a long builder subdomain, when you are missing jobs because people cannot book after hours, or when you start sending people to the site from flyers and your van.

Before you pay, add up the real cost over a few years, including the jump after a first-term discount. Our free website cost calculator does the sums, and how much a small business website costs explains what a designer or agency would charge instead.