The viewing is Friday. They called four cleaners.
Cleaning callers are booking against a date they cannot move — a viewing, a move-out, an inspection. Callfoyer takes the size, the date and the access notes, books off your real crew calendar, and never promises a slot you don't have.
How it sorts a cleaning call
YOUR RULES- Book
- A date they cannot moveMove-out, viewing, inspection — checks the crew calendar first
- Quote
- Wants a price by bedrooms and bathroomsReads your rate card. A deep clean gets a walk-round, not a guess.
- Recur
- Weekly or fortnightly, ongoingBooks the first visit and the pattern that follows it
- Access
- Keys, codes, dogs, parkingTaken on the call, so nobody arrives at a locked door
What cleaning callers ask
A date, a price, and who has the key.
Answered from your rate card and your real crew calendar, never from a general script.
- “Can you come before a viewing on Friday?”
- Checks the crew calendar for that day and holds the slot while they are still on the line.
- “How much for a three-bed end of tenancy?”
- Reads your rate card by size, and says the walk-round settles anything unusual.
- “Do you bring your own supplies?”
- Confirms exactly what your service includes. It never invents an extra to win the job.
- “There's a dog — is that a problem?”
- Takes the access notes, the pets and the parking, so the crew isn't surprised at the door.
- “Can I get the same cleaner each time?”
- Books the recurring pattern against a named crew wherever your calendar allows it.
- “Do you do carpets and ovens too?”
- Confirms which add-ons you offer and what each one costs.
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Twenty minutes from now
Somebody is going to call while you're reading this.
Building it is free and takes about twenty minutes — you hear it in your own greeting before you decide anything. Pick a plan and a number when you want it answering for real, and turn the forwarding off in one tap if you hate it.