Resources
Guides, comparisons and answers for window cleaners
Everything we have written for people running window and exterior cleaning crews, in one place. New guides arrive with the weekly what's new post.
Guides
Practical answers to the questions owners actually ask.
Case study: a subcontractor crew
How an exterior cleaning crew with door-to-door reps runs on KrewDash.
Door-to-door selling for window cleaners
A practical door-to-door process for window cleaners: prep, a simple script, handling objections, logging every door and following up on callbacks.
How to price window cleaning jobs
Four ways to price window cleaning jobs, the factors that change the number, and a worked formula so your price covers labor, crew pay and profit.
How to pay subcontractors on a window cleaning crew
Pick a simple pay rule, calculate it from the recorded job price, show each person what they earned and keep a record of every payout you send.
Recurring service plans for window cleaners: how to sell and price them
How to design, price and sell recurring window cleaning plans so one-off customers become predictable revenue and your crew gets steady routes.
How to scale a window cleaning business with a sales crew
A practical path from solo window cleaner to a business with reps and technicians: what to hire first, how to pay them, and which numbers to watch.
How to systemize a window cleaning business
Move lead capture, booking, crew pay, customer texts and reporting out of your head and into five repeatable routines so the business runs without you.
Comparisons
How KrewDash compares with other tools, using what each publishes.
Jobber vs KrewDash for window cleaning businesses
Jobber compared with KrewDash: per-user plans vs flat price, where each is stronger.
Housecall Pro vs KrewDash for window cleaning businesses
Housecall Pro compared with KrewDash: tiers and user limits vs a flat price.
Workiz vs KrewDash for window cleaning businesses
Workiz compared with KrewDash: unpublished pricing vs a flat published price.
A Blueworks CRM alternative for window cleaning crews
Blueworks compared with KrewDash: per-seat vs flat, self-serve vs managed.
QuoteIQ vs KrewDash for window cleaning businesses
QuoteIQ compared with KrewDash: plan and per-user pricing vs a flat price, where each is stronger.
By trade
KrewDash for the kind of crew you run.
Pressure washing software for crews that sell door to door
KrewDash for pressure washing crews: canvassing, plans, commissions.
Exterior cleaning software for companies that sell more than one service
KrewDash for multi-service exterior cleaning companies.
A CRM for crews paid per job, not on payroll
KrewDash for crews paid per job: earnings, payouts and commission tracking.
Reference
Pricing, the window cleaning CRM overview and the glossary.
Glossary
20 window cleaning and CRM terms, defined.
KrewDash pricing: two plans, one set of features
$297/mo full access or $97/mo for owner plus two crew; same features; month-to-month.
A CRM for window cleaners: what to look for, and what KrewDash does
What a window cleaning CRM is, what to look for, and how KrewDash maps to each need.
Company
Who builds KrewDash and how to reach us.
Product
What the app does, with screenshots of the real thing.
Dispatch board
Post a job, your crew claims it, you approve it.
Shared calendar & scheduling
One live calendar for the owner, reps and techs.
Two-way SMS inbox
Every customer text in one inbox, sent from your number.
Door-to-door canvassing map
Tag doors, draw territories, see every rep's funnel.
Lead pipeline
Every unbooked lead in one board with four stages.
Crew portal & payouts
Every crew member sees their jobs and what they have earned.
Commissions & leaderboard
Rep and tech pay worked out per job, visible to each person.
Recurring service plans
Send a plan page, the customer signs, the visits appear.
Branded booking form
A 24/7 booking page in your brand, with real open times.
Reports
Revenue, jobs, crew performance and the canvassing funnel.
Calls & missed-call text-back
Call from a job, log every call, text back a missed one.
Reviews
Ask for a review in person or by text, on your terms.