Recurring plans

Recurring house cleaning in San Francisco, Oakland & Berkeley

Some homes just need cleaning handled on a schedule, not booked one crisis at a time. That’s what a recurring plan is for. You pick a cadence — weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly — and the same dedicated cleaner comes back on that rhythm. Prices start from $179 for a single clean, and a recurring plan brings that base down. Clean home, serene mind.

Takes about two minutes.

Photo — a maintained Bay Area living room in warm natural daylight

Weekly, bi-weekly or monthly

Change the cadence whenever you like.

From $179, less on a plan

Weekly 15%, bi-weekly 10%, monthly 5% off the base.

One dedicated cleaner

The same person, visit after visit.

2 free skips per 6 months

No long contract. The plan is a schedule.

01 / Bi-weekly

Bi-weekly cleaning: what it is and who it suits

Bi-weekly cleaning means a clean every two weeks. That’s it — no special scope, no different service. Same clean, on a fourteen-day loop.

It’s the cadence most people land on, and there’s a practical reason. Two weeks is about how long a maintained home stays maintained. Kitchen counters, bathroom tile, and floors are back to needing attention right around the time we show up, so you’re never paying for a clean that arrives too early or living with one that came too late.

Bi-weekly tends to fit a one- or two-bedroom home with one or two adults, a household without pets, or a place where nobody’s home much during the week. If your home moves faster than that — kids, a dog, a lot of foot traffic — weekly is the more honest answer, and we’d rather tell you that up front than sell you a cadence you’ll fight against.

Photo — a one-bedroom kitchen two weeks after the last visit

Not sure yet?

Start where you think you land and change it later. Cadence isn’t locked — tell us and we’ll move you. And if you’d rather test one clean before committing to any rhythm at all, book a one-time cleaning and decide afterward.

02 / Cadence

Weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly — choosing your cadence

Pick the cadence by how fast your home actually gets untidy, not by what sounds responsible. Here’s the practical signal for each.

Weekly

15% off the base
One month
4 cleaning visits — one every week

For busy households — children at home, pets, people working from the kitchen table, or anywhere with heavy daily use. Weekly means nothing gets a chance to build up between visits, and it carries the largest frequency discount, at 15% off the base.

Bi-weekly

10% off the base · most chosen
One month
2 cleaning visits — one every other week

For maintained homes with one or two people, or households that are out most of the week. The interval keeps things steady without over-cleaning. Bi-weekly takes 10% off the base.

Monthly

5% off the base
One month
1 cleaning visit — a full reset once a month

For smaller homes, light use, or anyone who handles the day-to-day themselves and wants a thorough reset once a month. Monthly takes 5% off the base. If your home hasn’t been professionally cleaned in a while, a monthly plan works better after a first-visit reset — more on that below.

Each grid is one month — rows are weeks, columns are days. The filled marks are cleaning visits.

03 / Price

What your recurring plan costs

House cleaning starts from $179. That’s the booking minimum for a single visit in San Francisco — one bedroom, Essential tier, a maintained home — and it needs no plan, no pack, and no commitment of any kind.

A recurring plan goes down from there. The frequency discount comes off the base component of your price: weekly 15%, bi-weekly 10%, monthly 5%. Add-ons keep their listed prices and are never discounted. Oakland and Berkeley pricing runs about 10% below San Francisco.

What moves your price up or down: the size of your home, how many bathrooms it has, the condition it’s in when we arrive, which tier you choose, and whether there are pets in the home (that’s a flat $35, for the extra dander and hair workload). Rather than guess at those, the booking widget prices your actual home and shows you the number before you pay anything. A 30% deposit, $50 minimum, is taken at checkout, and the balance is due when the visit’s done, same day, by whatever method you prefer.

For the full picture across every service, our pricing page lays it all out.

The figures on this page
Single visit, San Franciscofrom $179
Weekly discount15% off base
Bi-weekly discount10% off base
Monthly discount5% off base
Oakland and Berkeleyabout 10% below SF
Pets in the homeflat $35
Eco/green products$35 add-on
Deposit at checkout30%, $50 min
04 / What's cleaned

What's cleaned at every visit

Every recurring visit is a full house cleaning at the tier you pick. Nothing shrinks because you’re on a plan.

The standard clean, and the one most plans run on. Kitchen: counters, backsplash, sink, appliance exteriors, stovetop exterior, cabinet and drawer faces, floors swept and mopped, trash out. Bathrooms: toilet cleaned and sanitized, shower, tub and surrounding tile, sink, vanity, counters, mirror, floors, trash. Every room: dusting of reachable surfaces, carpets and rugs vacuumed in place, hard floors swept and mopped, general tidying, trash and recycling to your designated bin.

Two things worth knowing plainly

“Reachable” means from the floor or a two-step stool — anything above that is out of scope. And Essential doesn’t include bed-making or linen changes, inside appliances, interior windows, or baseboards. Those come with Complete or Signature, or you can add them to any visit.

Everything in Essential, plus interior windows, appliance fronts, exterior cabinet detailing, light fixtures, blinds, inside the microwave, and beds made with fresh linens.

Everything in Complete, plus specialty detailing, range hood degreasing, two eligible add-ons included free, priority scheduling, and a walkthrough before we start.

You can also keep your tier and add what you need to a single visit — inside the oven before a holiday, eco/green products at $35 if you’d prefer them, whatever the month calls for. Any tier, any cadence, any add-on: the plan flexes to your home rather than the other way round.

Photo — a cleaner at a front door, eye-level, daylight

05 / Your cleaner

Your dedicated cleaner

One dedicated cleaner per customer. The same person, visit after visit, so you’re not re-explaining your home every two weeks. They learn which floors take what, where the vacuum lives, and which door sticks.

Quoted hours are your cleaner’s time on the job. Some rooms we won’t enter unless you check them at booking — home offices with documents or electronics out, nurseries, pet sleeping areas, rooms with valuables, anything locked. Your home, your call, and the default is that we stay out.

Sygora maintains general liability insurance appropriate to a residential cleaning business, and we’re bonded. If anything’s not right, tell us within 24 hours and we’ll re-clean the affected areas free.

06 / Skips and pauses

Skipping, pausing, and changing your plan

Life interrupts a schedule. That’s expected, so the plan is built for it.

You get 2 free skips per rolling 6 months — travel, houseguests, a week when you’d rather not have anyone over. Just tell us and we’ll move past that visit. You can change your cadence whenever you like, and you can change your tier too.

Need a longer break? You can pause. A pause that runs past 60 days closes the plan out, and starting again begins with a one-time clean to reset the home. There’s no long contract to sign — the plan is a schedule. Recurring rates are commitment-based, so if you’re weighing what stopping looks like, the Cancellation Policy spells it out in plain terms rather than us paraphrasing it here.

2

free skips per rolling 6 months

60

days — a pause past this closes the plan out

24

hours to tell us if anything’s not right — we re-clean free

0

contracts to sign. The plan is a schedule.

07 / First visit

Starting with a deep clean

If your home hasn’t had a professional clean in a while, the first visit is doing two jobs at once: catching up and keeping up. That’s a lot to ask of a standard visit.

A deep cleaning first handles the catch-up on its own — heavier scope, a longer visit, built for a home that needs a reset rather than a maintenance pass. From there your recurring visits only have to hold the line, which is what they’re priced and scheduled to do.

It isn’t required. If your home is already in good shape, start straight into the plan and skip the reset entirely.

08 / For family

Ongoing help for a parent or older relative

Plenty of our recurring plans are set up by one person for someone else — a parent in the Sunset, a relative in Berkeley who’d rather not be climbing on anything to dust.

You can arrange and pay for the plan yourself while the visits happen at their address. If you’d rather talk it through before booking, call or text 415-573-3588, or email [email protected].

09 / FAQ

Recurring cleaning FAQ

We offer weekly, bi-weekly, and monthly. Weekly suits busy households with kids, pets, or heavy daily use. Bi-weekly suits maintained homes with one or two people. Monthly suits smaller or lightly used homes that mostly need a thorough reset. You can change cadence later, so pick the one that matches your home now.

A clean every two weeks. It’s the most common choice, because two weeks is roughly how long a maintained home holds up — the kitchen, bathrooms, and floors are ready for attention right as we arrive, rather than well before or long after.

Yes. You have one dedicated cleaner, and they’re the person who comes back each visit. That’s why we don’t talk about crews or teams — it’s your cleaner, and they get to know your home.

You get 2 free skips per rolling 6 months. Tell us and we’ll move past that visit with no fuss. If you need longer than that, you can pause instead — a pause beyond 60 days closes the plan, and starting again begins with a one-time clean.

The frequency discount applies to the base component of your price, not to the total: weekly 15%, bi-weekly 10%, monthly 5%. Add-on prices are never discounted. The widget at /quote/ shows you the final figure for your home.

Not required. We do recommend it as a first-visit reset if your home hasn’t been professionally cleaned recently, so your recurring visits start from a maintained baseline. Deep cleaning has the full scope.

Recurring rates are commitment-based, and the Cancellation Policy sets out exactly how ending a plan works. We’d rather point you to the real terms than summarise them.

Yes. Sygora supplies all products and equipment. If you’d prefer eco/green products, that’s a $35 add-on on any visit.

Ready to set a schedule?

Tell us your home and your cadence, and the widget gives you your price before you pay anything. Weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly, across San Francisco, Oakland & Berkeley.

Questions first? Call or text 415-573-3588.