Window cleaning software built around the count
Window and screen counts, interior/exterior sides, stories, spotting, and access notes arrive with the request — then operator-priced quotes, one-off and recurring visits, and an invoice after every clean.
No credit card required. Signup starts you on the Window Cleaning setup — you can change your business type later.
Who it's for
Window-cleaning businesses running one-off residential cleans and recurring storefront routes.
The job to be done: Capture window counts, sides, and access before the quote, keep recurring visits on schedule, and invoice after every clean.
Sound familiar?
The problems that eat evenings in a window cleaning business.
The count is always a guess
Quotes priced from “about twenty windows?” in a text thread drift the moment you arrive. A request that asks for the count, sides, and screens up front starts the quote from numbers.
Interior cleans are their own logistics
Inside work needs someone home, furniture moved, and pets managed. Knowing exterior-only versus interior-and-exterior before you schedule keeps the day from unraveling.
Storefront routes live in someone's head
The café that gets cleaned monthly and the dentist every other week can't depend on memory. Recurring plans generate the visits so the route doesn't skip or double.
High glass changes everything
A third-story dormer is a different job than a storefront pane. Stories and ladder and access notes captured at intake mean you find out before you commit, not after you arrive.
How FieldLasso runs your day
Capture the count and sides up front
Customers use your branded page to send window count, interior or exterior sides, stories, screens to clean, storm windows, hard-water spotting, ladder and access notes, and photos.
Quote from built-in documents
Exterior-only, interior-and-exterior, screen-cleaning, and recurring-service templates start with unset prices, with optional screen and track-and-sill lines. You confirm every number before sending.
Schedule one-off cleans and recurring routes
One-time cleans and monthly storefront plans generate visits on the calendar. The dispatch board assigns each day, and the field app gives the cleaner the count, sides, and access notes.
Invoice after every clean
Completed cleanings generate invoices automatically. Customers pay by card through Stripe-hosted entry, set up autopay for recurring service, or you record checks.
Built for window cleaning
The Window Cleaning pack calls cleanings what you call them, and the intake below is the real request and job fields the product asks for — not a generic feature list.
Window count
A required count on every request — the number the whole quote hangs on.
Interior / exterior
Exterior only, interior only, or both — the answer that sets crew time and what the customer needs to prepare.
Stories
Single story through three-plus, recorded on the property so high glass is known before scheduling.
Screens to clean
Screen count captured alongside the windows, so the add-on is quoted instead of absorbed.
Storm windows
Whether storm windows are present — extra panes disclosed before the visit, not discovered during it.
Hard-water spotting
None, light, or heavy as reported by the customer, reviewed by you before the quote goes out.
Ladder & access notes
High or hard-to-reach glass, locked gates, pets, and parking — the visit brief that travels with the property.
Starter template
Exterior window cleaning quote
An exterior-only clean scoped from the window count, stories, storm windows, and ladder and access notes from intake, with optional screen-cleaning and track-and-sill add-on lines. Pricing is operator-confirmed.
You confirm every price during setup — FieldLasso never publishes a market rate for you.
Good fit / not a fit
The honest version — who FieldLasso is built for here, and who it is not.
A good fit if you are…
- Residential one-off cleans and recurring storefront routes
- Teams that want window and screen counts, sides, and access captured before the quote
- Operators who invoice after every visit instead of at month end
Not the right tool for…
- High-rise or rope-access window work with specialized safety and access programs
- Companies that want software to make ladder or height-work decisions for them
Window-cleaning quote intake checklist
What to capture before quoting — window count, interior or exterior sides, stories, screens, storm windows, hard-water spotting, ladder and access notes, and photos.
- Window count — A required count on every request — the number the whole quote hangs on.
- Interior / exterior — Exterior only, interior only, or both — the answer that sets crew time and what the customer needs to prepare.
- Stories — Single story through three-plus, recorded on the property so high glass is known before scheduling.
- Screens to clean — Screen count captured alongside the windows, so the add-on is quoted instead of absorbed.
- Storm windows — Whether storm windows are present — extra panes disclosed before the visit, not discovered during it.
- Hard-water spotting — None, light, or heavy as reported by the customer, reviewed by you before the quote goes out.
- Ladder & access notes — High or hard-to-reach glass, locked gates, pets, and parking — the visit brief that travels with the property.
Free to use and print — no email required.
Free window cleaning tools
- Window-count worksheetCount windows by story with screens and storm windows, and total the sides to clean — a scope aid for window-cleaning quotes, not a price or a site inspection.
Free to use and print — no email required.
Where FieldLasso draws the line
What this pack does not do, so there are no surprises.
- Quotes carry the prices you set — FieldLasso doesn't suggest per-pane or per-window market rates.
- FieldLasso stores the records you enter; it doesn't recommend products, chemicals, settings, or methods, or verify code or regulatory compliance — that stays your professional judgment.
- Route help is a straight-line nearest-neighbor stop order you reorder by hand — not road- or traffic-aware optimization.
- Payroll and invoicing are built in, but totals don't push into separate bookkeeping software on their own.
Window Cleaning FAQ
What does a customer send with a window-cleaning request?
The public request can collect window count, interior or exterior sides, stories, screens to clean, storm windows, hard-water spotting, ladder and access notes, and photos.
Can I run recurring storefront routes?
Yes. Put commercial clients on recurring plans and visits generate on schedule, with a suggested stop order you can reorder by hand and an invoice after each visit.
Does FieldLasso make ladder or height-work decisions?
No. It records the stories and ladder and access notes disclosed at intake; how you reach and clean the glass stays your professional judgment.
Are screens and tracks quoted separately?
The built-in quote documents include optional screen-cleaning and track-and-sill lines you can toggle per quote, each priced by you.
What does FieldLasso cost?
Starter is $49/month, Pro is $149/month, and Scale is $299/month. Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial and no credit card is required to try it.
Source notes
Reviewed July 15, 2026. These sources establish market context and software intent only; they do not support a search-volume, market-share, competitor-performance, or pricing claim.
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No credit card required. Signup starts you on the Window Cleaning setup — you can change your business type later.