Every new contract should raise your revenue.
Not your software bill.

Because per-property pricing punishes the thing you're trying to do: grow. Platforms built for property managers charge per unit — sensible when you own the units, backwards when you clean them. On per-door billing, winning a 60-unit contract raises your software bill before you've run a single clean. Rinsebase is priced by the size of your crew, with unlimited properties and unlimited clients on every plan, so new contracts raise your revenue — not your costs.

Plans start at $19/month for solo operators and small teams, $59/month for a 5-person crew (Growth), $99/month for a 10-person crew (Pro), and $149/month for a 20-person crew (Enterprise, fully white-label). Every plan includes unlimited properties, unlimited clients, client portals, and the crew app. Larger crews are a conversation, not a rate-card ambush — book a call with the founder.

No. Properties and clients are unlimited on every Rinsebase plan. A 5-person crew cleaning 40 properties and a 5-person crew cleaning 300 properties pay the same. The bill only changes when your crew grows — which means your revenue grew first.

Yes — 14 days, no credit card required. You can import clients and properties, connect booking calendars, invite crew, and run real jobs during the trial.

An active member of your team in Rinsebase — cleaners, leads, dispatchers. You can add and remove crew as your team changes, and your plan simply needs enough seats for your active roster.