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Site map
Every page on moproute.com and every section of the home page, with a line explaining what you will find there. If you were looking for something and could not find it, it is listed below or it does not exist yet.
Main pages
- HomeThe full product story: the morning problem, how a route is built, features, outcomes, owner interviews, pricing and the demo request form.
- About the authorWho builds MopRoute, the ride alongs behind the product, and the standards it is maintained to.
- Site mapThis page, listing every destination on the site.
Free tools, comparisons and working documents
- MopRoute compared with the software cleaning owners shortlistThree honest comparisons for the owner who has to decide what will run tomorrow night's route before payroll closes on Friday.
- MopRoute vs JobberJobber is for a service business that quotes, schedules and invoices many kinds of work, while MopRoute is for the cleaning owner whose week is the same buildings and homes in the same order.
- MopRoute vs SweptSwept is built for janitorial contractors coordinating cleaning teams spread across many commercial buildings, while MopRoute is built for the owner who still drives part of the route himself.
- MopRoute vs ZenMaidZenMaid is built around residential maid service work and the homeowner relationship, while MopRoute is built for a week that mixes houses, nightly offices and apartment turns on one route.
- Calculators for cleaning company ownersTwo working calculators built on the numbers a cleaning route lives on: paid hours, drive time, loaded wages and the minutes a stop really takes.
- Account Profit CalculatorEnter the monthly price, the crew hours, the paid drive time and your loaded wage, and see what the account leaves behind before overhead.
- Route Capacity PlannerAdd up the real minutes of a night route, including drive time and the alarm and cart minutes nobody schedules, and see where the shift runs out.
- Resources for owners running small cleaning crewsFree tools, comparisons and checklists built for the person who writes the route, prices the buildings and still cleans two nights a week.
- New Account Startup ChecklistThe steps that decide whether a new janitorial or residential account is profitable and stable by day thirty, in the order an owner should work them.
Home page sections
- Where the morning breaksThe four places a cleaning day comes apart, with the cost of each one in dollars and hours.
- How it worksThe four moves from your account list to a closed ticket with photos attached.
- FeaturesThe route board, contract matched checklists, photo required lines, callout coverage, access notes and proof exports.
- Measured outcomesAverages reported by 61 companies that shared their before and after numbers.
- Owner interviewsNamed owners in Ohio, Idaho and Louisiana on what changed in their week.
- PricingTwo Cleaners at $29, Growing Crew at $79 and Full Company at $159 per month.
- FAQCost, onboarding time, data ownership, integrations, cancellation and whether crews will really use an app.
- Request a demoThe form that puts one of your own service days on a board before the call.
The Route Sheet magazine
- The Route SheetThe magazine index: nine articles on routing, pricing, floor care and US compliance for small cleaning companies.
- How to Build a Weekly Cleaning Route That Cuts Drive TimeClustering accounts by corridor, matching stops to access windows, and sizing the crew so the miles fit the week.
- Production Rates: Square Feet Per Cleaner Hour by TaskWhere published task times come from, how density and fixture counts move them, and how to build a house rate table.
- Bidding a 40,000 Square Foot Medical Office, Line by LineA full bid walkthrough, from the scope of work and labor hours to the loaded hourly cost and the monthly price.
- Strip and Refinish vs Scrub and Recoat: Cost and DowntimeChemicals, machine time, coats and tenant downtime for each method, priced per thousand square feet.
- Seven Disinfecting Mistakes That Violate the EPA LabelDwell time, dilution, pre-cleaning and mixing: the shortcuts that break the label and what each one costs.
- OSHA Hazard Communication for a Small Cleaning CrewThe written program, safety data sheets, container labels and crew training, explained for a two person company.
- Move Out Cleaning Checklist for Apartment Turns, Room by RoomThe turn clean task list in working order, ending with photo proof and the property manager signoff.
- Where Cleaning Labor Costs Are Headed: Wage and Leave LawsMinimum wage schedules, paid sick leave accrual and sector rules, and how to reprice contracts ahead of them.
- A Night on a Two-Person Office Route: Where the Minutes GoA minute by minute field report on a real office route, with the time budget for every stop in the open.
Legal and policies
- Legal noticePublisher identity, company registration numbers, publication director, hosting and applicable law.
- Privacy policyThe exact form fields collected, retention periods, processors, and your US state and GDPR rights.
- Terms of serviceSubscription terms, billing, cancellation, ownership of your photos and limitation of liability.
Utility pages
- Request receivedThe confirmation page shown after the demo request form is submitted.
- Page not foundShown when a link points at a page that does not exist on this site.
- Email the publisherDirect route to a person, answered within one business day.