free tool for window cleaners
window cleaning price calculator
Find out what to charge for any house in 30 seconds. Enter the windows, floors and extras to get a price, your hourly rate and a text you can send to the customer.
Price any house in 30 seconds
Enter the windows, floors and extras. You get a price, your hourly rate on the job and a text ready to send.
Suggested price
Most pros would charge $240 to $335
Quoti answers. You get the job.
Put these prices on your booking page. Homeowners answer a few questions, see the price and book a time you have open, day or night.
- New request
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- Booked
- Paid
| Service | Typical price |
|---|---|
| Outside only, standard window | $4–$8 per window |
| Inside + outside, standard window | $8–$16 per window |
| French or multi-pane window | +$5–$15 per window |
| Screens | $2–$5 each |
| Tracks and sills | $2–$5 per window |
| Hard water stain removal | $10–$30 per window |
| Skylights | $20–$35 each |
| 2nd or 3rd floor | +15% to +40% |
| Minimum job price | $100–$200 |
| House | Outside only | Inside + outside |
|---|---|---|
| 1 floor, about 15 windows | $130–$180 | $180–$250 |
| 2 floors, about 25 windows | $205–$290 | $330–$470 |
| 2 floors, about 40 windows | $325–$460 | $530–$750 |
| Add screens and tracks | +$6 per window | +$6 per window |
Prices are typical ranges for residential window cleaning in the US and Canada in 2026. Your local market, travel time and competition change what you can charge, so adjust "Your rates" to match.
How to price window cleaning jobs
Most window cleaners price a job one of four ways: per window, per pane, by house size or by the hour. Per window is the most common for houses because customers understand it and you can quote from a photo or Street View. Whatever method you use, the price has to cover your drive, setup time and a fair hourly rate.
Price per window
Count the windows and multiply by your rate. In most US and Canadian markets, outside-only cleaning runs about $4 to $8 per window, and inside plus outside about $8 to $16. Count a double-hung window as one window, and a large picture window or a patio door as one or two depending on size.
Price per pane
Pane pricing works better for French windows and divided-light glass, where one window can have 10 or more small panes. Typical rates are $2 to $8 per pane. If most of your houses have standard windows, keep per-window pricing and add a French pane surcharge instead.
Price by house size
Some pros set flat packages: a 1-floor home, a 2-floor home and a large home, each with an outside-only and an inside-plus-outside price. Packages are fast to quote and easy for homeowners to compare, but check the window count so a big house doesn't slip into a small-house price.
Hourly pricing
Hourly pricing ($45 to $75 an hour per cleaner is common) is fair for odd jobs and commercial work, but homeowners prefer a fixed price. Use your target hourly rate to check your per-window prices: if a job takes 3 hours and you want $80 an hour, it should come to at least $240.
Charge for height, access and condition
- 2nd floor: add 15% to 25% on the outside work. 3rd floor: 30% to 40%.
- Screens: $2 to $5 each. Tracks and sills: $2 to $5 per window.
- Hard water stains: $10 to $30 per window, depending on how bad they are.
- First clean in years, or after construction or painting: add 15% to 50% for stickers, paint and heavy dirt.
Set a minimum job price
A small job still costs you a drive and setup. Most window cleaners use a minimum between $100 and $200, so a 6-window apartment doesn't lose you money.
Give recurring customers a discount
Repeat work is cheaper to do and fills your schedule. A common setup is 10% off for twice a year, 15% for every 3 months and 20% for monthly service.
Send the price fast
Most window cleaners price a house from Google Maps and Street View, then text the price and a few open dates. The pro who answers first usually gets the job. Quoti does this for you: homeowners answer a few questions on your booking page, see your price right away and pick a time you have open, day or night.
Quoti answers. You get the job.
Set your per-window prices, floors and add-ons once in the Quoti app. Every homeowner who asks gets your exact price and open times, and books in seconds.
Try Quoti free for 7 daysWindow cleaning pricing questions
How much should I charge per window?
Most window cleaners charge $4 to $8 per window for outside only and $8 to $16 per window for inside and outside. Start around $8 outside and $6 inside, then adjust for your local market, travel time and how busy you are.
How much does it cost to clean the windows of a 2-story house?
A 2-story house with about 25 windows usually costs $205 to $290 outside only, or $330 to $470 inside and outside. Screens and tracks add about $6 per window.
Should I charge per window or per pane?
Charge per window for standard windows. It is faster to quote and easier for customers to understand. Use per-pane pricing, or a surcharge per window, for French and multi-pane windows.
What is a good minimum charge for window cleaning?
Most window cleaners set a minimum between $100 and $200. It covers your drive and setup on small jobs.
How much do window cleaners make per hour?
Owner-operators usually aim for $60 to $100 per hour on site. If your prices come out under $50 an hour, raise your per-window rate or your minimum.
How do I price window cleaning without visiting the house?
Count the windows on Google Street View or a photo from the customer, then ask about the number of floors, screens and hard water. With Quoti, your booking page asks those questions for you and shows the homeowner your price instantly.
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Give homeowners your window cleaning price and open times 24/7, and let them book themselves in. Try Quoti free for 7 days.
