Cleaning
GroupHound for cleaning services
House cleaning leads from your local Facebook groups
“Does anyone have a house cleaner they love?” is one of the most common questions in local groups. GroupHound alerts your phone the moment someone asks, with a reply ready to send.
What it catches
The posts that turn into regular clients
“Want someone every two weeks for a 3-bedroom house. Who do you trust in your home?”
“Moving out at the end of the month. Need a deep clean to get our deposit back.”
“Haven’t had a deep clean in forever. Looking for someone for a one-time top-to-bottom.”
“Baby is due in March and we’d love help keeping the house clean. Recommendations?”
“Hosting family for the holidays. Anyone know a cleaner with openings next week?”
“I manage a short-term rental and need a dependable turnover cleaner.”
When it matters most
Catch the moments people look for help
Spring cleaning
Deep-clean requests spike in spring, and many one-time clients become regulars.
Moves
Move-in and move-out cleans come with deadlines, so people ask the group who’s available.
Holidays and hosting
Before holidays and big gatherings, people look for someone who can come this week.
Ready on day one
Starter keywords for cleaners, already set up
Begin with the words people actually use, then add the services you want more of. Ads from other cleaning companies are screened out, so you only hear about real requests.
“Looking for a reliable house cleaner every other week. Must be great with pets! Who do you all use?”
Drafted reply (example)Hi! We clean for lots of pet families (we love them!). I’m John Smith with Spotless Home Cleaning, and we have a few biweekly openings right now. Happy to send our rates and references if you message me.
Drafted replies
Warm, personal and easy to say yes to
GroupHound drafts a reply for that exact post that answers what they asked about, like pets, schedule or trust. Edit it to sound like you, then tap straight to the post.
Questions
Questions from cleaning services
Alerts arrive on your phone like texts, with the reply already drafted, so responding takes a minute between homes.
It screens out promotional posts from other businesses. If one slips through, tap “Not a lead” and it learns.
Yes. Choose keywords for the work you want, add skip phrases for what you don’t, and mark anything that isn’t a fit as “Not a lead” so it learns.
GroupHound is currently an invite-only beta. Eventual monthly subscription.
Be the cleaner they call first
GroupHound is invite-only while in beta. Request a spot and we’ll get you set up.