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Launch27 vs MaidCentral

Launch27

7.7#3 in cleaning service softwareFrom $765 a year
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MaidCentral

7.2#5 in cleaning service softwareFrom $450 a month
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FactLaunch27MaidCentral
Customer portalCustomers can log in to manage bookings, update cards and create additional bookings.The customer portal lets clients manage contact and payment details, service information, notifications, invoices and feedback.
Founded yearG2 lists Launch27 as founded in 2013.Crunchbase displays the founding year as obfuscated, so no founding year is available from that page.
IntegrationsOfficial integrations include Zapier, QuickBooks, Google Analytics, Google Calendar, Twilio, Launch27 Pay, WordPress, Squarespace, Wix and Facebook.The maker lists Paystri for payments, QuickBooks Online for accounting, Zapier and Keap for automation, and VOIP, Twilio, and SendGrid for communications.
Online bookingBusinesses can embed a mobile-friendly booking form on any webpage with a few lines of code and customize fields, colors and fonts.Customers can request quotes and book cleaning services online using availability-linked booking tools.
PurposeLaunch27 is maid service software for scheduling and growing cleaning businesses.MaidCentral is software for the home cleaning industry, designed for residential cleaning companies.
Rating on Capterra4.7 out of 5 from 209 reviews5.0 out of 5 from 48 reviews
Rating on GetApp4.7 out of 5 from 209 reviews5.0 out of 5 from 48 reviews

Launch27 plans

  • Base$75 a month
  • Pro$150 a month
  • Plus$299 a month
  • Base$765 a year
  • Pro$1,530 a year
  • Plus$3,049.80 a year

MaidCentral plans

  • MaidCentral subscription$450 a month
  • Starter$450 a month

Pick Launch27 if…

It suits cleaning businesses that want online booking, scheduling, and recurring job options. Businesses that want the booking form must have their own website.

Pick MaidCentral if…

It suits residential cleaning companies needing scheduling, booking, field access, billing, payroll, and operational reporting. Companies should be comfortable with location- and job-based pricing and a paid-only model.

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