Payroll for your cleaners
Friday doesn't have to mean piecing together notes. The system calculates what each cleaner should receive at the weekly close.
Payroll built from completed jobs
Because jobs and teams already live in the system, Maid Planner automatically calculates what each cleaner should be paid at the weekly close. Each entry shows the customer, the service date, the amount, tips, extras and discounts. No side spreadsheet and no redoing the math in your head.
Need to record something outside the schedule? Add a one-off entry. After paying, mark the period as paid and the history stays on file.
How much and when to pay
You see how much and when to pay each team member, in the same financial module where you follow customer payments. Revenue and payouts live in one place.
Taxes and worker classification
Maid Planner organizes the amounts. Whether a cleaner is a W-2 employee or a 1099 contractor isn't a free choice: it depends on how the work is done, under IRS, Department of Labor and state rules. When in doubt, talk to an accountant.
Frequently asked questions
Does Maid Planner calculate each cleaner's pay?
Yes. The system automatically calculates what each cleaner should receive at the weekly payroll close.
Where do I see what to pay each person?
In the financial module, which shows how much and when to pay each team member alongside customer payments.
Does Maid Planner replace an accountant?
No. It organizes your payroll amounts. Worker classification and taxes should be reviewed with an accountant.
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