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For the cleaning company — not the property managers who hire you

Breezeway was built for your client.
Rinsebase is built for you.

Breezeway is software built mainly around property managers and hosts. When you clean for one, you're invited in as a vendor — listed next to the plumber, accepting their tasks, inside their workspace, under their brand. You own none of it. Rinsebase is the platform you own: your clients, your crew, your invoices, your brand. Built by a Marine Corps veteran whose wife runs a cleaning crew.

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Built for
Cleaning companies
Not the property managers who hire them
Pricing
From $39/mo
Priced by crew — not per property
You own
Your clients & data
Not a vendor seat in their workspace
Why cleaning companies switch

Breezeway was built for the other side of the table

Breezeway is genuinely good software. It's just built mainly around the property manager and the host. It sells a cleaner-facing product too, but walk through it and the DNA shows: AI-powered guest messaging, digital guidebooks, 24/7 guest support, preventative-maintenance work orders, and native integrations with 40+ property management systems. Nearly all of it is aimed at the person who owns the bookings.

So when a property manager hires your cleaning company, here's how you usually show up in Breezeway: as a vendor. Their own site says it plainly — property managers "invite cleaning companies, plumbers, and other vendors to accept tasks." You get a service-provider login to accept their tasks. The client relationship, the property data, the photo history — all of it sits in their workspace, under their brand. When that contract ends, ask what history you can take with you. You were never the customer. You were the labor.

The other option is to pay Breezeway yourself, per unit, to manage the properties you clean. But it still can't do the things a cleaning business actually runs on: invoice your clients, run your payroll, give your hosts a portal under your name. Breezeway Payments can pay your crew per task, but that isn't payroll. It wasn't built around any of that — because it was built around the manager. Rinsebase was built for the cleaning-company workflow: a multi-client book, photo verification, payroll, invoicing, and a branded portal — on flat pricing that doesn't climb with every property you take on.

The product-DNA difference

What a cleaning company needs
that Breezeway doesn't have

You own the account — not a vendor seat. In Breezeway you're usually invited into your client's workspace to accept tasks. In Rinsebase, the account is yours. Your clients, your properties, your crew, your history — all under your company, isolated and owned by you. Lose a client and you keep everything you built.
Only in Rinsebase
A real multi-client CRM. Breezeway is built around one portfolio — the property manager's own. A cleaning company juggles many independent clients: STR hosts, property managers, residential. Rinsebase holds all of them in one place, each with their own properties, crews, checklists, and pricing.
Only in Rinsebase
Invoice your clients + Stripe Connect autopay. Breezeway Payments pays crew and vendors; it doesn't bill your clients. Rinsebase auto-invoices on job completion (Growth and up), enrolls your clients in autopay (Pro and up), and routes money straight to your bank.
Payroll with mixed pay + GPS clock-in/out. Breezeway Payments can pay crew per task, hourly or piece rate, through Stripe — but it isn't payroll. Rinsebase runs payroll across hourly, per-job, and salaried crew, and enforces clock-in/out with three layers — web GPS check, mobile background tracking, and SMS escalation when someone's still clocked in past job-end. Payroll integrity, not estimation.
GPS mileage tracking at your rate. Your crews drive between properties all day. Crew start a trip in the app and GPS measures the miles; Rinsebase prices them at your company's mileage rate, ready to export for tax season — real money your crew leaves on the table without it.
SOS safety button for solo cleaners. Rinsebase gives every crew member a one-tap SOS button that sends their GPS location, the property they're at, and job details to dispatch instantly. For solo cleaners walking into unfamiliar Airbnbs, it's a real safety net for solo cleaners — Breezeway is built around the property manager's operations, not your crew's field safety.
A branded client portal you own. In Breezeway your hosts live inside the property manager's account, under the property manager's brand. Rinsebase gives every host their own portal — their properties, their schedule, their after-clean photo proof — under your cleaning company's name and logo. The single biggest reason cleaning companies win and keep STR contracts.
Only in Rinsebase
After-clean photo verification under your brand. Both tools capture photos — but in Breezeway the proof sits in your client's account. In Rinsebase, camera-verified photo proof (before, after, damage) is auto-timestamped and camera-verified, then delivered to your host through a portal that carries your name. The proof works for you.
Only in Rinsebase
One Issues inbox — and you decide what reaches the host. Your crew flags damage, lost & found, and low supplies from the field, and it all lands in one Issues view for you to review. Nothing goes to your client until you send it, under your brand. As a vendor inside Breezeway you don't own that channel — the issues you report sit in the property manager's workspace. In Rinsebase the host relationship, and the call on what they see, is yours.
Only in Rinsebase
Power outage alerts per property. Rinsebase monitors power status per property and notifies your client and dispatcher before a crew shows up to a dark house. One avoided wasted trip a month pays for the platform.
Plan your crews months ahead. Breezeway plans one portfolio's tasks. A cleaning company staffs many independent clients at once — so Rinsebase forecasts every clean coming across all of them for the next 12 months, with back-to-backs and a crews-needed estimate per day. You hire and schedule for the summer rush before it lands, not after.
A daily linen pull sheet for your linen room. One printable morning list of exactly what linens each turnover needs — per-property pack counts plus the closet grand total — so the vans load right the first time and nobody drives back for a missing set.
Priced by crew — not by property. If you run your own Breezeway account, it's priced per unit, so every property you take on raises your bill. Rinsebase is priced by the size of your crew, with properties unlimited on every plan — so a new 40-property contract is free unless you add crew to staff it.
Only in Rinsebase

Where Breezeway has the edge: native integrations with 40+ property management systems (Rinsebase is an Official Partner with OwnerRez and Hospitable, connects Guesty and Hostaway by public API, and covers the rest by iCal), an AI guest-messaging / digital-guidebook / 24-7 guest-support suite (Rinsebase doesn't do guest experience — that's the host's job, not the cleaner's), preventative-maintenance work orders (Rinsebase books repair visits from crew incidents on Pro and Scale, but has no preventative-maintenance calendar), 10 to 12+ languages in the crew app (Rinsebase is English, Spanish and Portuguese), and a larger, more mature customer base. If you're a property manager running cleaning in-house — not an independent cleaning company — Breezeway is likely the better fit. That's their customer, and they serve them well.

The pricing model

Per-unit pricing is built for
someone who owns the units

Breezeway prices its Operations platform per unit. It publishes $19.99/unit/month for portfolios under 5 properties (the first property is free); 5 or more properties is quote-only, with volume discounts, and the guest-messaging, guidebook, and 24/7 support tools are paid add-ons on top. That makes sense for a property manager: they own the units, so they pay per unit. For a cleaning company running its own account it runs backwards — every new property you take on raises your bill, and you still can't invoice your clients or run payroll from it. Rinsebase flips the axis: you pay for the size of your crew, not the number of properties, so a growing book of business doesn't raise your software bill on its own.

Breezeway
Per unit — climbs with every property you clean.
Under 5 properties$19.99/unit/mo
5+ propertiesQuote only
10 properties, entry rate~$200/mo
100 properties, entry rate~$2,000/mo
+ guest toolsadd-on
From Breezeway's pricing page, October 2026: $19.99/unit/mo is published for portfolios under 5 properties, and the first property is free. 5+ properties is quoted with volume discounts, so the 10- and 100-property lines are the entry rate before discounts, not a list price. Guest-experience tools are add-ons.
Rinsebase
Priced by crew size — properties are unlimited on every plan.
Starter · 3 crew$39/mo
Growth · 5 crew$99/mo
Pro · 10 crew$199/mo
Scale · 20 crew$399/mo
PropertiesUnlimited
You move up only when you add crew — never when you add properties. Plans from $39/mo.

Same business — a 5-person crew cleaning 100 properties: Breezeway quotes a portfolio that size, and at its $19.99 entry rate it would be about $2,000/mo before volume discounts. Rinsebase is $99/mo on Growth. Every property after that is free.

The catch with "free": often you won't pay Breezeway a cent — the property manager invites you in at no cost. But free has a price. You're labor inside their system, you own no client relationship, no data, and no brand. When the contract ends, ask what history you can export — the record of those properties sits in their workspace. Rinsebase starts at $39/mo and you own all of it.

Feature comparison

Rinsebase vs Breezeway —
head to head

FeatureRinsebaseBreezeway
Built for the cleaning company (account owner)✓Built mainly around the property manager
You own your clients & data (not a vendor seat)✓✗
Pricing modelPer crew / per companyPer property / unit
Starting priceFrom $39/mo$19.99/unit/mo under 5 properties; 5+ quoted
Multi-client CRM (many independent clients)✓✗ (single portfolio)
Invoice your own clients✓✗ (Payments pays vendors, doesn't bill clients)
Stripe Connect autopay✓ (Pro and up)✗ (autopay pays vendors)
Payroll with mixed pay rates✓Pays crew per task via Stripe; not payroll
GPS clock-in / clock-out for payroll✓✗ (live staff location, no clock-in/out found)
Mileage tracking (GPS, your rate)✓✗
SOS safety button for crew✓—
Branded client portal you own✓✗ (clients live in the PM's account)
Owner-controlled issue reporting (you decide what reaches the host)✓✗ (issues sit in the PM's workspace)
Lost & found + restock tracking, in one Issues view✓Low-stock alerts; no single Issues view
Power outage alerts per property✓—
After-clean photo capture✓ (in your branded portal)✓ (in the PM's account)
Per-property checklists + mobile crew app✓✓
Supply / inventory tracking✓✓
Auto-schedule jobs from bookings✓✓
Real-time PMS API partners✓ OwnerRez + Hospitable (Official Partners)✓
Native PMS integrationsOwnerRez + Hospitable + Guesty + Hostaway, iCal for the rest✓ 40+ PMS
AI guest messaging / guidebooks / 24-7 guest support✗ (not a cleaner tool)✓
Preventative-maintenance work ordersRepair visits from crew incidents (Pro and Scale); no preventative-maintenance calendar✓
Crew app languagesEnglish + Spanish + Portuguese10 to 12+ languages
Free to start✓ 14-day trial, no card✓ freemium (1st property)

Honest call-outs: Breezeway integrates natively with 40+ property management systems, runs a full guest-experience suite (AI messaging, digital guidebooks, 24/7 guest support), carries preventative-maintenance work orders, and supports 10 to 12+ languages in its crew app. Rinsebase doesn't match it on guest experience or PMS breadth — by design, because those serve the host, not the cleaning company. The features above are the spine of running a cleaning business, and that's where Rinsebase is built to win.

Is it right for you?

Who should switch
from Breezeway?

Switch to Rinsebase if you...
  • ✓Run an independent cleaning company and want to own your clients, data, and brand
  • ✓Are tired of being a "vendor" working inside your clients' Breezeway workspaces
  • ✓Need to invoice your own clients and get paid automatically
  • ✓Need payroll, GPS clock-in/out, and mileage for your crew
  • ✓Want a branded portal you give your hosts, under your name and logo
  • ✓Serve multiple independent clients and want them all in one place
  • ✓Are growing your property count and don't want a per-property bill — Rinsebase scales with crew, not properties
Stick with Breezeway if you...
  • ✗Are a property manager or host managing your own portfolio (that's exactly who it's built for)
  • ✗Need AI guest messaging, digital guidebooks, or 24/7 guest support
  • ✗Depend on a deep native integration with a specific niche PMS today
  • ✗Need crew-app languages beyond English, Spanish, and Portuguese
Switching & coexisting

How to run your business
on Rinsebase

Breezeway and Rinsebase can live side by side. If a property-manager client insists on Breezeway, keep accepting their tasks there — and run your business on Rinsebase alongside it. Most cleaning companies are up and running within an hour:

1. Stand up your account — Add all of your clients (not just the ones on Breezeway), their properties, and your crew. Import existing client and property lists by CSV; addresses geocode in the background.

2. Connect your calendars — Send your client a one-click connect invite for OwnerRez, Hospitable, Guesty or Hostaway and their bookings, cancellations and reschedules sync automatically — you never touch their login. For Airbnb, VRBO, Booking.com and anything else, paste each iCal URL once. If a property manager runs a property in Breezeway, you can still sync that property's calendar into Rinsebase by iCal from its booking channel.

3. Invite your crew — Enter their email or phone. They get a branded invite, download the iOS or Android app, and pick English, Spanish, or Portuguese at first login.

4. Turn on invoicing + Stripe Connect — Bill your residential and direct clients, enroll them in autopay (Pro and up), and let invoices fire automatically when jobs complete (Growth and up). Money flows straight to your bank.

5. Give your hosts a branded portal — Your name, your logo. They see their schedule, after-clean photo proof, and can request additional cleans straight into your approval queue.

Common questions

Rinsebase vs Breezeway —
straight answers

Is Rinsebase cheaper than Breezeway?
It depends on how you use Breezeway, but for an independent cleaning company running its own account, usually yes. Breezeway's Operations platform is priced per unit: it publishes $19.99/unit/month for portfolios under 5 properties (the first property is free), and 5 or more properties is quote-only, with volume discounts. The guest-messaging, guidebook, and 24/7 guest-support tools are paid add-ons on top. That model fits a property manager who owns the units. Rinsebase is priced by the size of your crew, not by property, starting at $39/month — so the number of properties you clean never raises your bill on its own. A 5-person crew cleaning 100 properties is on the $99/month Growth plan; Breezeway quotes a portfolio that size, and at its $19.99 entry rate 100 units would be about $2,000/month before volume discounts. Often you won't pay Breezeway at all because the property manager invites you in for free, but that 'free' seat is the catch: you own none of the client relationship or data.
Can I use Rinsebase if my property-manager client uses Breezeway?
Yes — they coexist. If a property manager runs Breezeway and invites your crew to accept tasks there, keep doing that. Run your own business on Rinsebase alongside it: all your clients (not just the ones on Breezeway), your crew, your payroll, your invoicing, and a branded portal under your name. Each property's calendar syncs into Rinsebase independently — real-time API sync for OwnerRez and Hospitable, public-API sync for Guesty and Hostaway, and iCal for Airbnb, VRBO, Booking.com and anything else.
What does Rinsebase do that Breezeway doesn't for a cleaning company?
Breezeway is built mainly around the property manager or host, so the things a cleaning business runs on aren't there: a multi-client CRM that holds every independent client in one place, invoicing and Stripe Connect autopay (Pro and up) to bill your own clients, payroll with mixed pay rates (Breezeway Payments pays crew per task through Stripe, but it isn't payroll), GPS clock-in/out for payroll integrity, GPS mileage tracking at your company's rate, an SOS safety button for solo cleaners, and a branded client portal your hosts log into under your name and logo. In Breezeway your clients live in the property manager's workspace, under their brand.
Why are cleaning companies choosing Rinsebase over Breezeway?
Ownership. Breezeway is excellent software for property managers and hosts, but when you clean for one you usually show up as a vendor — Breezeway's own site describes inviting 'cleaning companies, plumbers, and other vendors to accept tasks.' You get a service-provider login to accept their tasks, and the client relationship, property data, and history sit in the manager's workspace. When the contract ends, ask what history you can export. Rinsebase is the platform you own: your clients, your brand, your data, your invoices.
Does Rinsebase work with the PMS platforms Breezeway connects to?
Rinsebase is an Official Partner with both OwnerRez and Hospitable, each with a real-time API integration — bookings, cancellations and reschedules sync instantly. Guesty and Hostaway connect through their public APIs. Airbnb, VRBO, Booking.com and anything else connect by iCal. In every case your client connects their own account through a one-click invite, so you never handle a property manager's login. Breezeway has more native PMS integrations (40+); if your business depends on a deep native connection to a specific niche PMS, factor that in.
Does Rinsebase have a free trial?
Yes — 14 days free, no credit card required. You can run the full platform including client import, crew invites, scheduling, invoicing, Stripe Connect, and PMS calendar sync during the trial.
Todd Schaffer, Founder of Rinsebase
A note from the founder

"I'm Todd. Marine Corps veteran. My wife runs a cleaning crew. I watched her clean for property managers using software where she was just a name on a vendor list — accepting tasks in someone else's account, with none of it hers. So I built the platform that puts the cleaning company in the driver's seat, not the back of the van."

— Todd Schaffer
Founder, Rinsebase · USMC Veteran

Own your cleaning business —
don't rent a seat in someone else's

Keep your Breezeway tasks if your clients want them. Run everything that actually is your business — clients, crew, payroll, invoicing, your brand — on Rinsebase.

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