Window cleaning software
A six-week round that remembers itself, and gets paid
Houses on a cycle and shopfronts on a contract, from the same place. The visits generate themselves, and the money arrives without you knocking on a door to ask for it.
The second trip is the one that costs you
You cleaned the windows at eleven. Nobody was in. So now you are driving back across town for forty dollars.
- A round book copied out every Sunday
- Cleans done while the customer is at work
- A second trip in the evening to be paid
- One property billed twice and another missed
- Visits generated from each property's own cycle
- A card link sent the moment the clean is done
- No second trip, and no doorstep conversation
- Billing built from the cleans that actually happened
Built for a round that repeats
Set the cycle once and let it run
Every six weeks, every four, monthly for the commercial ones. Each property carries its own cycle and its visits appear, so a round is a list that already exists rather than one you rebuild from a book each week.
Get paid without knocking
A card link on the invoice means nobody is home and it does not matter. The oldest problem in this trade is doing the work at eleven in the morning and coming back at seven in the evening to be paid for it.
Keep houses and shopfronts on the same round
A residential customer wants a bill per clean and a shop wants one a month. Both come off the visits you have already done, so running the two side by side does not mean two ways of working.
Skip a property without losing the money
Gates locked, cars on the drive, ladders that will not go up in that wind. Move the visit and the billing follows it, so nobody is invoiced for a clean that never happened and nobody is missed for one that did.
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Set the cycle once and let it run
Every six weeks, every four, monthly for the commercial ones. Each property carries its own cycle and its visits appear, so a round is a list that already exists rather than one you rebuild from a book each week.
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Get paid without knocking
A card link on the invoice means nobody is home and it does not matter. The oldest problem in this trade is doing the work at eleven in the morning and coming back at seven in the evening to be paid for it.
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Keep houses and shopfronts on the same round
A residential customer wants a bill per clean and a shop wants one a month. Both come off the visits you have already done, so running the two side by side does not mean two ways of working.
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Skip a property without losing the money
Gates locked, cars on the drive, ladders that will not go up in that wind. Move the visit and the billing follows it, so nobody is invoiced for a clean that never happened and nobody is missed for one that did.
Count the mileage
The clean pays. The second trip does not.
Forty dollars of work and a twenty minute round trip to collect it. Do that four times a week and the collecting costs more than a slow month.
A round is a schedule and a collections problem
Window cleaning has the most reliable repeat business of any trade here, and the most awkward way of getting paid for it. The work happens whether or not anyone is in, and traditionally the money does not.
Window cleaning software fixes the second half. The cycle keeps the round in order, and the invoice carries a way to pay that does not depend on somebody being at home.
StrikeHoney runs from your phone between properties, and installs from the browser with nothing to download.
- 01Each property on its own cycle
- 02Visits generated without a round book
- 03A card link so nobody has to be home
- 04Skipped properties moved, not billed
- 05Houses and shopfronts side by side
Sound like your round?
You, a ladder or a pole system, and a book of properties on a cycle. No office and nobody collecting for you.
- You clean the same properties on a repeating cycle.
- You do houses and commercial frontages in the same week.
- Coming back to collect payment is a trip you would rather not make.
- A skipped property should not turn into a billing mistake.
A round, before and after
Small tickets and a lot of them
Nothing here is worth much on its own. All of it is worth a great deal in aggregate, which makes the leaks expensive.
The cycle runs itself
Each property generates its own visits, so a round is never rebuilt from a book on a Sunday.
No second trip
A card link on the invoice removes the evening drive back across town to collect forty dollars.
Skips stay honest
A locked gate moves the visit, and the billing follows it rather than going out anyway.
Forty dollar invoices, hundreds of times a year
The individual amounts are small enough that nobody wants to think about the tax, and frequent enough that a consistent error becomes a real number by December.
Your province sets the rate, it is applied to every clean you invoice, and the totals collect in the tax report so year end is arithmetic that is already done.
Not signing up today? Put a month of one shopfront through the free calculator and see the figure the business actually owes.
| Province | Tax | Rate |
|---|---|---|
| Ontario | HST | 13% |
| British Columbia | GST + PST | 5% + 7% |
| Alberta | GST | 5% |
| New Brunswick | HST | 15% |
A separate provincial tax is opt in, because whether it lands on labour or only on materials depends on the trade. Rates checked against the Canada Revenue Agency in August 2026.
One plan. Choose how often you pay.
Two collection trips you no longer make, and it has paid for the month.
- Leads, quotes, jobs and invoicing
- Your own business phone number
- GST/HST worked out by province
- Cancel any time, export any time
Before you ask
Window cleaning software is how a window cleaner keeps a round on a cycle, bills each clean, and gets paid without a second trip. It stands in for a round book and an evening of knocking on doors.
Yes. Six-weekly houses and monthly shopfronts sit on the same round with their own patterns, and each one generates its visits independently. You are not keeping two books.
No, and this is the single biggest change. The invoice carries a card link, so a customer who was out when you cleaned can pay without either of you being at the door. Cash and e-transfer are recorded against the same invoice.
Move the visit. Billing follows the cleans that actually happened, so a locked gate does not become an invoice for work you did not do.
Yes. Both are built from completed visits, so the billing pattern is a per-customer choice rather than a different way of running the business.
Both. It is built for one person first. Bring someone on and they get a stripped-down view of the jobs they are on, with the money hidden.
$24/mo CAD, everything included. Pay six months ahead and it works out to $21/mo CAD; pay for the year up front and it is $19/mo CAD. Same product, less money. One plan, no tiers, no add-ons.
Stop driving back to collect
Come in as one of the Founding 30 for 90 days free, and put a card link on every clean you do next week.