Quote the actual mess, not the phone version
"It's basically clean" means something different in every house. benny walks your customer through each room so your price reflects real condition, surfaces, and scope.
Sound familiar?
What benny measures for you
Every room counted and sized from the walkthrough, including the ones customers forget to mention.
Actual state of kitchens, bathrooms, and floors — the difference between maintenance and deep clean.
Hardwood, tile, carpet, stone — captured so products and time are planned right.
Ovens, fridges, windows, and garages surfaced during capture and priced as line items.
Condition captured room by room — the 'light clean' priced as the move-out it actually was.
Ranges include a not-to-exceed cap, locked when your crew arrives. You confirm before the customer sees a price.
Cleaning questions, answered
How does benny tell a light clean from a deep clean?+
The guided walkthrough captures the real condition of each room — buildup, stains, clutter, and neglected areas. The AI drafts scope and pricing from what it sees, not what the customer describes, and you confirm the final range.
Can I use benny for recurring cleaning clients or just one-offs?+
Both. The first video establishes an honest baseline for a recurring rate, and one-off jobs like move-outs or post-construction cleans get scoped accurately without a walkthrough appointment.
What stops the customer from only filming the tidy rooms?+
benny leads the capture and asks for every room, including kitchens, bathrooms, and storage areas. If something wasn't shown, your range and not-to-exceed cap protect you — and the video documents exactly what was quoted.
How long does the customer spend filming?+
A typical home walkthrough takes two to five minutes. benny keeps it moving with voice guidance, so customers finish in one take and your draft quote arrives immediately after.