For house and commercial cleaners

You clean houses. Tony cleans up your ads.

End-of-lease, regular homes, offices: Tony checks every Facebook and Instagram ad at 7am and tells you which ones bring regular clients, which ones bring price shoppers, and what to switch off.

Start the free auditWork out what you’d keep
Read-only, we can never change your adsFree audit in four minutesNo contract, no sales call
Today, 7:00am Cleaning business
Wasted spend stopped, per month$0

Flick a switch once you’ve turned that ad off.

Example account. Yours uses your own numbers.

Why it matters

Low barrier to start. High competition for every client.

Cleaning has more one-person businesses than almost any other service, and plenty of them advertise on Facebook.

  • 67,799janitorial businesses with staff in the US, before counting the solo cleaners1.
  • US$31median Facebook cost per lead for personal services in the US2.
  • +21%rise in the average Facebook cost per lead in a year (US data)3. Every wasted lead costs more than it used to.

Pick what’s hurting most

Where cleaning ad money gets swept away.

See it in action

Your morning with Tony, in 20 seconds.

The check, your numbers, every ad with its call, and the alert when something goes wrong.

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What you’d keep each year.

Set your own numbers: what you spend on ads, what you pay an agency (slide it to zero if you run them yourself), the share you think goes to ads that never bring a booking, and your average booking.

An example using the numbers you choose, not a promise. Your free audit works out the real waste from your own ads.

Kept each year
Agency fees above Tony’s price
Spend on ads that won’t pay

Find my real number

Agency or Tony

You pay an agency for its time. How much of it is in your account?

For a cleaning business, an agency retainer can wipe out the margin on dozens of cleans. Here’s what it typically buys.

A typical agencyTony
How often your ads get looked at
Often once a week, or when the monthly report is due. Ask yours.
Every live ad, every morning at 7am, plus hourly alerts when one starts burning money.
What it costs
Commonly $500–5,000 a month, or 10–20% of your ad spend45. The fee often grows when your spend does.
From A$99 a month. The same price at any spend.
Contract
Many want a 3–6 month minimum, some 6–125.
Monthly. Cancel any time. 7-day free trial.
What they judge your ads on
Clicks, reach, cost per lead. The numbers Ads Manager shows.
Cost per booking: tell Tony which leads became paying work, and junk-lead ads stop looking like winners.
Who keeps control
They log in to your account and change things you may never see.
You. Tony is read-only: it tells you what to change, you make the change in Ads Manager.

Plenty of agencies do good work. If yours does, the check below will say so.

Check your agency

Six questions. Thirty seconds.

Answer honestly. Nobody sees this but you.

  • Does someone look at your ads every single day?

  • Could you name, right now, the ad that brought your last paying booking?

  • Do their reports show cost per booking, not just reach, clicks and leads?

  • Are you locked into a minimum contract?

  • Does their fee go up when your ad spend goes up?

  • If an ad started wasting money this morning, would you hear about it today?

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Questions

Before you start

I want regular clients, not one-off cleans. Can Tony tell?

Set your job value to what a regular client is worth over a year, and Tony judges every ad’s cost per lead against that.

I only spend a little on ads. Is it worth it?

Tony is the same price at any spend, and small budgets are where waste hurts most. The free audit shows what you’d save before you pay anything.

Will it change my ads?

Never. Tony is read-only. It tells you what to do and why; you make the change in Ads Manager, in about ten minutes a morning.

What does it cost after the free audit?

Tony Pro is A$99 a month, the same price whether you spend a little or a lot on ads. Monthly, no contract, with a 7-day free trial.

Working out a budget? Read How much should a cleaning business spend on Facebook ads?, or see all our guides.

Give your ads a spring clean.

Your first check is free, and it takes four minutes.

Start the free audit

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Sources. Figures from other countries say so. Dollar amounts are shown in your currency, converted at Reserve Bank of Australia rates for 9 October 2026 and rounded; each source has the original. Tony itself uses your own numbers.

  1. US Census Bureau, County Business Patterns 2023, NAICS 561720 janitorial services (via Vanta Insights). vantainsights.com/industry/561720-janitorial-services
  2. WordStream (LocaliQ), Facebook Ads Benchmarks 2025: medians of 726 US lead campaigns, April 2024 – June 2025. www.wordstream.com/blog/facebook-ads-benchmarks-2025
  3. Search Engine Land, “Facebook ad costs jump 21% in 2025, but still beat Google”, September 2025 (WordStream LocaliQ data). searchengineland.com/facebook-ad-costs-jump-beat-google-461690
  4. Margin Media, “How much does it cost to advertise on Facebook in Australia?”, October 2024: management usually A$500–5,000 a month, or 10–20% of ad spend. marginmedia.com.au/our-blog/facebook-ad-costs-australia
  5. Linear Design, Facebook ads management pricing guide, 2026: US$500–5,000+ a month or 10–25% of spend; many require 3–6 month minimums, some 6–12. lineardesign.com/blog/facebook-ads-management-pricing-guide/