Janitorial Leads Pro alternative with one flat monthly price instead of paying per appointment
Janitorial Leads Pro sells exclusive set appointments with facility decision makers, starting at 150 USD per appointment in packs of 10 to 50. Janitorial is a different model: a flat 79 USD a month for the commercial cleaning contract requests posted in your service area, each one already priced by AI, plus a proposal builder to answer them the same day. Pick appointments when you want someone else to do the cold calling. Pick the feed when you want a steady flow of requests without a per-meeting bill.
Starter is 79 USD a month for one service area. No packages to prepay, cancel any time.
Price the next walkthrough before you pay for it
Whatever lead source you use, the walkthrough only pays off if the bid is priced right. Enter the cleanable square footage, the facility type and how many nights a week the buyer wants, and the estimator returns labor hours per visit, crew size and a monthly price range with supplies, overhead and margin shown separately. No account needed.
AI bid pricing
Enter the facility details. Get a monthly contract price, a crew plan and a proposal preview.
Results
Monthly contract price
6,000 USD
Price per sq ft0.326 USD
- Low
- Target
- High
- Production rate (sq ft per labor hour)
- Labor hours per visit
- Crew size
- Time on site
- Monthly labor hours
- Labor cost
- Supplies
- Overhead
- Margin
Note on the estimate
The estimate uses general industry ranges for commercial cleaning production rates and wages. On the Pro plan you set your own production rates and wage rates per area, and every price in your account uses them.
Proposal preview
Scope of work
Cleaning schedule
Pricing
- Labor cost
- Supplies
- Overhead
- Margin
- Monthly contract price
Full PDF proposals with your logo are part of every plan.
Janitorial Leads Pro vs Janitorial at a glance
Both help a commercial cleaning company get in front of buyers, but they charge for different things. Janitorial Leads Pro charges per booked meeting. Janitorial charges one subscription for access to every request in your area and the tools to price and propose. The table uses what each company states on its own website.
| Janitorial Leads Pro | Janitorial | |
|---|---|---|
| What you pay for | Each set appointment with a decision maker | A monthly subscription per service area |
| Published price | From 150 USD per exclusive appointment | Starter 79 USD a month, Growth 199, Pro 499 |
| How you buy | Packages of 10, 20, 30 or 50 appointments | Monthly or yearly, cancel any time |
| Who contacts the buyer first | Their team, by phone, email and social outreach | The buyer, who posts a cleaning job with details |
| Exclusivity | Each appointment is exclusive to you | Other subscribers in your area see the same request |
| Bid pricing | Not included | AI pricing from square footage, facility type, frequency and local labor cost |
| Proposals | Not included | Proposal builder, PDF with your logo on Starter |
| Public-sector bids | Not listed | City, county and school district RFP feed on Growth |
| Best for | Owners who want meetings booked for them and can pay per meeting | Owners who want a steady flow of requests and faster, accurate bids |
Janitorial Leads Pro pricing, and what a signed contract really costs
Janitorial Leads Pro states that exclusive appointments start at 150 USD each and are sold in four packages: Starter with 10 appointments, Silver with 20, Gold with 30 and Platinum with 50. At the published starting price, the smallest package is at least 1,500 USD and the largest at least 7,500 USD. Per-package totals are quoted on request, and the company says there are no long-term contracts or setup fees.
Janitorial Starter costs 79 USD a month, or 790 USD for a year, so a full year of the request feed costs about half of the smallest appointment package. The honest comparison is the cost per signed contract, because a feed request and a set appointment are not the same thing. The close rates below are assumptions for illustration, not measured results. Replace them with your own.
| Scenario | Spend | Assumed wins | Cost per signed contract |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10 set appointments at 150 USD | 1,500 USD | 3 wins (30 percent) | 500 USD |
| 10 set appointments at 150 USD | 1,500 USD | 1 win (10 percent) | 1,500 USD |
| Janitorial Starter for 6 months | 474 USD | 1 win | 474 USD |
| Janitorial Starter for 12 months | 790 USD yearly | 2 wins | 395 USD |
A typical office cleaned 5 nights a week can bill 2,000 to 3,000 USD a month, so either model pays back quickly when it produces a win. The difference is risk. With a package you pay up front for meetings that may not happen or may not fit. With a subscription your downside in a slow month is 79 USD.
Why owners look for a Janitorial Leads Pro alternative
Appointment setting works best when the buyer was actually shopping. The complaints that show up in public reviews of appointment setters are usually the same: meetings delivered slower than promised, prospects who were happy with their current cleaner and only wanted a cheaper quote, and a prepaid package that takes months to use up. None of that is unique to one company. It comes with outbound calling, where the agency starts the conversation and the buyer did not.
A request feed starts from the other end. On Janitorial, offices, clinics, schools, retail sites and property managers post the cleaning job themselves, with square footage, frequency, service hours when they give them and a bid due date. The request lands in the feed of the companies that cover that area, with a monthly price range already calculated.
- The buyer asked for bids, so you are not talking someone into switching.
- You see the size and frequency before you drive anywhere, so you only walk the buildings worth walking.
- One flat price per month, whether you respond to three requests or fifteen.
- Your pricing data, won bids and lost bids stay in your account and are never shared with other companies.
Where Janitorial Leads Pro is the better choice
A fair comparison has to say where the other side is stronger.
- Exclusivity. Every Janitorial Leads Pro appointment is yours alone. On Janitorial, other subscribers in the same area can bid on the same request, so you compete on speed, price and proposal quality.
- Someone else does the outreach. If you have no time for prospecting at all and a budget of a few thousand dollars, a booked meeting on your calendar is the most hands-off option.
- Buildings that never post jobs. Plenty of facility managers never go looking for a new cleaner until someone calls them. Outbound calling reaches those buyers, and a request feed does not.
- Pay only for meetings you attend. Janitorial Leads Pro states that you pay only for appointments you visit and quote, which limits the cost of a no-show if the policy is applied as written. Ask for it in writing.
If your calendar is empty and you would rather pay per meeting than bid against other companies, appointment setting is a reasonable bet. If you want a steady stream of buyers who already want bids, and a faster way to price them, Janitorial fits better. Many owners run both.
How to add Janitorial next to your appointment setter
You do not have to cancel anything to try the feed. Most owners add it for a month and compare the numbers.
- 1 Pick your service area. Choose the metro and radius your crews can reach, so only realistic requests land in your feed.
- 2 Set your numbers. Enter your hourly wage, target margin and supply costs so the AI price reflects your company, not an average.
- 3 Answer the first request. Open it, check the AI price against your sense of the building, adjust and send the proposal as a PDF with your logo.
- 4 Compare cost per win. After a month or two, divide what you spent on each source by the contracts it signed. Keep what wins.
Who switches, and who should stay
- Owner-operators in one metro who bought a package, used up the appointments and want a cheaper, steady source of bids. Starter was built for them.
- Growing companies that want public-sector work too: city, county and school district janitorial RFPs matched to their area and to NAICS 561720. That is Growth.
- Regional companies with estimators who need their own production rates, priority alerts and proposals with e-signature. That is Pro.
- Companies with no time for bidding at all, who only want a booked meeting and a handshake, may be better served by an appointment setter.
Janitorial Leads Pro alternative, common questions
How much does Janitorial Leads Pro cost?
Janitorial Leads Pro states that exclusive appointments start at 150 USD each, sold in packages of 10, 20, 30 or 50 appointments. At that starting price the smallest package is at least 1,500 USD. Exact package totals are quoted on request. Janitorial Starter is 79 USD a month flat for contract requests in one service area.
Is Janitorial Leads Pro legit?
Janitorial Leads Pro is a real appointment setting company for commercial cleaning businesses, and it publishes its packages and starting price. Public reviews are few and mixed: some owners praise communication and industry knowledge, others report slow delivery and prospects who only wanted a cheaper quote. Ask for delivery times and a no-show policy in writing before you pay.
Are set appointments better than cleaning leads?
Set appointments cost more per contact but save you the prospecting, because the agency books the meeting. Leads and request feeds cost less per contact but you do the follow-up. The right answer depends on your close rate. Compare sources by cost per signed contract, not by the price of one lead or one meeting.
Are Janitorial contract requests exclusive?
No. Each request goes to the subscribers who cover that area, the same way a buyer sends an RFP to several cleaning companies. You win on speed and on a price you can explain line by line, which is what the AI bid pricing and proposal builder are for. Pro adds priority alerts so you hear about new requests first.
Can I use Janitorial and an appointment setting service together?
Yes, and many owners do. Use the appointment setter for outbound meetings with buildings that never post jobs, and use Janitorial for buyers who are already asking for bids. The estimator works for both, so every walkthrough gets priced the same way before you send a proposal.
What is the best way to get commercial cleaning contracts without cold calling?
Answer buyers who are already asking for bids. Request feeds, public-sector RFPs and subcontracting boards all bring you buyers who want a price now. Janitorial combines a request feed for your area with AI bid pricing and a proposal builder, so you can respond the same evening a request arrives.
Get cleaning contracts in your area for one flat price
Choose your service area and start with Starter at 79 USD a month. No packages to prepay and no charge per meeting.