Janitorial Bid Calculator for Commercial Cleaning
Price an office, clinic or retail cleaning contract from the ground up: square footage, production rate, visits, wages, supplies and overhead. Get the monthly bid, price per visit and price per square foot, then download it as Excel.
Load Preset:
Building & Labor Inputs
Floor area cleaned each visit.
Routine office: ~2,000–4,000. Medical and restroom-heavy sites are slower.
Nightly weekday service = 5.
Base pay before taxes.
Payroll taxes, workers comp, benefits.
Chemicals, liners, paper, equipment wear.
Insurance, supervision, vehicles, office.
Share of the final price kept as profit.
Bid Summary
Monthly Bid
$673.50
Price per Visit
$51.81
Hours per visit:1.67 h
Labor hours per month:21.7 h
Labor cost (with burden):$442.00
Supplies:$26.52
Overhead:$70.28
Total monthly cost:$538.80
Monthly profit:$134.70
Price per sq ft per month:$0.135
Effective billing rate:$31.08 / h
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Commercial Cleaning Bid Calculator & Contract Tracker
Bid multiple buildings, track signed contracts, crew hours and margin per account in one macro-free Excel workbook.
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How to Bid a Commercial Cleaning Job
- Measure the cleanable area during the walkthrough and note restrooms, break rooms and hard floors that slow the crew down.
- Pick a production rate. Hours per visit = square feet ÷ sq ft per hour. 5,000 sq ft at 3,000 sq ft/hour is 1.67 hours.
- Convert to monthly labor. Visits per month = visits per week × 4.33. Multiply hours by the wage plus labor burden.
- Add supplies and overhead as percentages so they scale with the size of the job.
- Apply margin on price, not cost. Monthly bid = total cost ÷ (1 − margin). A 20% margin on $1,000 of cost is a $1,250 bid, not $1,200.
Monthly bid = (Labor × (1 + burden) + supplies + overhead) ÷ (1 − profit margin)