Marina Shine Cleaning · Dubai, United Arab Emirates
What a cleaning company website looks like when it is finished
A cleaning company website needs four things: a price a visitor can read without asking, a quote request that takes under a minute, the areas you actually cover, and proof the work is good. Marina Shine is a five-page site built around exactly those, and you can open it below. A build like it is $1,800 to set up and $249 a month.
The design direction, and why
Calm and clinical: a lot of white, one fresh accent, prices set large. Cleaning is not bought on excitement. It is bought on predictability — somebody is deciding whether to give a stranger a key to their flat. So the site is deliberately unsurprising, and every visual decision spends its budget on looking reliable rather than looking clever.
Four decisions that do the work
These are the ones that change how many enquiries the site produces. Everything else is craft.
The price is on the page
Most cleaning sites hide the price behind a form, on the theory that a call converts better. It does not — it converts a smaller number of people who were willing to call. A visitor comparing three companies at 11pm will drop the two that will not tell them anything, so the price table is on a page of its own and linked from the top of every other page.
The quote form asks four questions, not twelve
Property type, number of bedrooms, how often, and how to reach you. Every extra field is a place to give up. The rest of what you need to price the job is a reply away, and the reply happens because you now have their email.
Service areas are written out as text
Not a map image, not a radius — the actual names of the neighbourhoods, in the page copy. That is what somebody types, and it is what a search engine and an AI assistant can read. A map graphic is invisible to both.
Before and after, at the same crop
Two photographs of the same corner of the same room, taken from the same spot. Matching the crop is the whole trick: a pair that does not line up reads as two different rooms and proves nothing.
The five pages
Five is the right number for a cleaning company. A sixth page is usually a fifth page that was allowed to sprawl.
- HomeWhat you clean, where, from what price, and a quote button that is visible without scrolling.
- ServicesRegular, deep, end-of-tenancy and after-builders, each with what is and is not included. The exclusions matter more than the inclusions — they are what the complaint would have been about.
- PricingA table by property size and frequency, with the things that change the price named honestly.
- AboutHow long, how many staff, whether they are vetted, and what happens if something is broken.
- ContactThe quote form, the service areas in text, and hours that are correct.
The build, in numbers
Measured on the demo you can open, not on a similar site somewhere.
- Pages
- 5
- Time to build
- 7 days from content
- Setup
- $1,800
- Monthly
- $249
- Languages
- English and Arabic
- Fields in the quote form
- 4
Questions people actually ask
How much does a cleaning company website cost?
A site like this one is $1,800 to set up and $249 a month. The monthly covers hosting, the domain, SSL, backups, monitoring and two content changes a month. In UAE dirhams that is AED 6,600 and AED 900. There is no minimum term.
Should a cleaning company put prices on its website?
Yes, in almost every case. Hiding the price filters out the people comparing you against two other companies, which is most of them. Publish a from-price by property size and name the things that move it, and the enquiries you get will be better qualified rather than fewer.
How many pages does a cleaning website need?
Five: home, services, pricing, about and contact. Fewer than that and the services page becomes a wall. More than that and pages start repeating each other, which splits your search ranking between them instead of concentrating it.
Can I see a real cleaning company website example?
Marina Shine Cleaning, linked on this page, is a complete five-page build you can open and click through. The business is fictional — the site is not a mockup, it is the real thing with real pages, real prices and a working quote form.
Want this for your cleaning company?
Tell me what you clean and where. I will come back with a price and a list of what the site would contain.
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