Home cleaners: how to get found when people ask AI for a cleaner

Someone is moving out next Friday and needs their deposit back. They don't want to read twenty reviews. They ask an AI assistant to find them a cleaner.

Some customers now ask an AI assistant to find someone local (how that works). Whether you're in the answer depends on what the assistant can read about your business.

Questions people might ask

Name every kind of job you do

Each kind of clean is a different request, so list them separately:

What you do How a customer might say it
Regular cleaning "weekly cleaner", "every two weeks"
Deep cleaning "deep clean", "spring clean"
Move-out or end-of-lease clean "move-out clean", "get my deposit back"
After builders "post-construction clean"
Short-term rental turnovers "Airbnb cleaner", "between guests"

The rest of what to write down

Watch out: only claim what's true

Customers often ask whether a cleaner is insured, bonded or background-checked. If you are, say so, because it's a real reason to choose you. If you aren't, leave it out. Don't write anything an assistant could repeat to a customer that isn't true.

An example

Here's how a page on Open and Found might look for a made-up business:

Bright Nest Cleaning · Home cleaning · Old Town

Services: Regular cleaning, deep cleans, move-out cleans, eco products, supplies included, weekdays and Saturday mornings

Prices: From 30 an hour

Area: Old Town and the south side of the city

Books via: Phone calls or texts

Claim your free page, made for AI assistants. Nothing is published until you say so.