# Rigsheet

> Free pricing tools and operator guides for mobile auto detailers and residential cleaners. Rigsheet is a flat-priced scheduling, quoting and invoicing app from Baker Ventures LLC.

Publisher: Baker Ventures LLC (https://bakerventuresstudio.com)
Last updated: 2026-09-07
License: content on this site may be quoted and cited with attribution to Rigsheet.

## Pages
- [Stop underquoting. Stop eating no-shows.](https://rigsheet.bakerventuresstudio.com/): Free pricing tools and operator guides for mobile detailers and residential cleaners, plus Rigsheet — scheduling, quoting, deposits and invoicing from $4/month flat, no per-user fee, no appointment cap.
- [Comparisons](https://rigsheet.bakerventuresstudio.com/compare/): Jobber, Housecall Pro, ZenMaid, Urable, QuoteIQ and Rigsheet compared on real entry price rather than advertised price, per-seat cost, app quality and trade coverage.
- [If you are just starting out](https://rigsheet.bakerventuresstudio.com/compare/best-app-for-a-mobile-detailer-starting-out/): In the first six months the constraint is not features, it is money and time. What you actually need on day one, what to add later, and the two things worth paying for before revenue exists.
- [If you clean houses on your own](https://rigsheet.bakerventuresstudio.com/compare/best-app-for-a-solo-house-cleaner/): Cleaning software is mostly built for agencies with staff, and a solo cleaner pays for that whether or not they use it. What actually matters for one person, and which features are agency features in disguise.
- [Best software for mobile detailers and cleaners in 2026](https://rigsheet.bakerventuresstudio.com/compare/best-software-for-mobile-detailers-and-cleaners-2026/): Jobber, Housecall Pro, ZenMaid, Urable, QuoteIQ, DetailDeck, BookingKoala, Markate and Rigsheet compared on real entry price, per-seat cost, app quality and whether they cover detailing, cleaning or both.
- [Jobber alternatives for solo operators](https://rigsheet.bakerventuresstudio.com/compare/jobber-alternatives-for-solo-operators/): Jobber is a good product priced for a business with a payroll. What to move to when the tier you need is $129 a month plus $29 per user, sorted by trade and team size.
- [Rigsheet vs Housecall Pro](https://rigsheet.bakerventuresstudio.com/compare/rigsheet-vs-housecall-pro/): Housecall Pro's advertised Basic tier lacks QuickBooks and GPS, which makes Essentials the real entry point. A comparison on true cost, seat charges, Android app quality and support.
- [Rigsheet vs Jobber](https://rigsheet.bakerventuresstudio.com/compare/rigsheet-vs-jobber/): Jobber's advertised entry price is not the tier most operators need. A comparison on real cost with seats, trade-specific pricing features, and where Jobber is clearly the better product.
- [Rigsheet vs Urable vs QuoteIQ](https://rigsheet.bakerventuresstudio.com/compare/rigsheet-vs-urable-vs-quoteiq/): Three products built for detailing rather than for every trade. Real prices, what each includes at entry, review volume, and where each one is the right answer.
- [Rigsheet vs ZenMaid](https://rigsheet.bakerventuresstudio.com/compare/rigsheet-vs-zenmaid/): Rigsheet starts at $4 a month, ZenMaid at $19 plus $4 per seat with a 40-appointment cap. But the headline price is the least interesting difference. An honest comparison, including where ZenMaid is the better choice.
- [Detailing and cleaning business glossary](https://rigsheet.bakerventuresstudio.com/glossary/): The pricing, scheduling and compliance terms that come up running a mobile detailing or residential cleaning business, defined plainly.
- [Guides](https://rigsheet.bakerventuresstudio.com/guides/): Straight guides on what to charge, what software really costs, and how to stop no-shows. Every figure sourced.
- [How much should you charge for auto detailing?](https://rigsheet.bakerventuresstudio.com/guides/auto-detailing-pricing/): Published detailing rate ranges by service and vehicle size, from two industry sources — including where they disagree and why.
- [Before-and-after photos: evidence first, marketing second](https://rigsheet.bakerventuresstudio.com/guides/before-and-after-photos-that-protect-you/): Most operators take after photos for social media and no before photos at all. The set that settles a dispute is different, takes ninety seconds, and is the reason to take them.
- [Should you take a deposit?](https://rigsheet.bakerventuresstudio.com/guides/deposits-and-no-shows/): What a no-show actually costs, how operators structure deposits, and wording that reads as professional rather than distrustful.
- [Maintenance plans: what to charge, and the mistake that makes them lose money](https://rigsheet.bakerventuresstudio.com/guides/detailing-maintenance-plans-pricing/): A maintenance plan is a discount you give in exchange for certainty. Most operators price the discount and forget to collect the certainty. How to structure one that improves the month instead of underwriting it.
- [Commercial and fleet work](https://rigsheet.bakerventuresstudio.com/guides/getting-commercial-and-fleet-work/): Commercial work pays differently, buys differently and is bought by someone with a job title. What they actually require, how to approach them, and whether it is worth it for one person.
- [Getting reviews: the timing, the ask, and the rules](https://rigsheet.bakerventuresstudio.com/guides/getting-google-reviews-without-being-annoying/): Reviews are the highest-leverage free marketing a local service business has. When to ask, what to say, what you may not do, and how to answer a bad one.
- [Getting your first clients without paid ads](https://rigsheet.bakerventuresstudio.com/guides/getting-your-first-clients-without-paid-ads/): What actually produces bookings for a one-van business in the first six months, ranked by cost and by how fast it works. Nothing here requires an ad budget.
- [Hiring your first helper](https://rigsheet.bakerventuresstudio.com/guides/hiring-your-first-helper/): One extra pair of hands changes the pricing, the scheduling and the risk at once. What has to be true before you hire, what it actually costs, and the two ways it usually goes wrong.
- [How much should you charge for house cleaning?](https://rigsheet.bakerventuresstudio.com/guides/house-cleaning-pricing/): Published house cleaning rates by hour, square foot, room and job type from three sources — with a warning about one figure that differs 3x between them.
- [How to price a ceramic coating](https://rigsheet.bakerventuresstudio.com/guides/how-to-price-a-ceramic-coating/): Ceramic coating jobs are long, size-sensitive and prep-dominated, which makes them the easiest job in detailing to underprice. The block maths, the prep variable, and why a deposit is not optional here.
- [Raising your prices](https://rigsheet.bakerventuresstudio.com/guides/how-to-raise-your-prices/): Most solo operators are underpriced and know it. The arithmetic that shows how much churn you can absorb, the notice that works, and why raising prices usually loses the wrong customers first, which is the point.
- [Insurance: the four covers, and the gap most operators have](https://rigsheet.bakerventuresstudio.com/guides/insurance-for-a-one-van-operation/): Personal auto insurance usually excludes business use, and that is the gap almost every new mobile operator is carrying without knowing it. What the four covers are and what each one is actually for.
- [Pricing a move-out clean](https://rigsheet.bakerventuresstudio.com/guides/pricing-a-move-out-clean/): Move-out cleans are the job most likely to run double the estimated time. The three variables that decide it, why a walkthrough beats a phone quote, and how to price the condition you cannot see.
- [Quoting fast without underpricing](https://rigsheet.bakerventuresstudio.com/guides/quoting-fast-without-underpricing/): Slow quotes lose jobs and rushed quotes lose money. The structure that lets you answer in minutes without guessing, and the four questions that make a quote possible without a visit.
- [Quoting without seeing it](https://rigsheet.bakerventuresstudio.com/guides/quoting-over-the-phone-without-seeing-it/): The quote you give blind is the one you regret on site. Six questions that make a phone quote safe, the two-number technique, and when to refuse to quote at all.
- [Planning recurring cleaning routes](https://rigsheet.bakerventuresstudio.com/guides/recurring-cleaning-route-planning/): Recurring work is the whole economics of residential cleaning, and route density is where the margin is. How to build a week that holds, and what breaks it.
- [Seasonality: the months that do not pay, and what to do in them](https://rigsheet.bakerventuresstudio.com/guides/seasonality-and-the-slow-months/): Every mobile service business has a slow season and most operators treat it as a surprise. What actually changes, what to do in the busy months to survive the quiet ones, and the work that only fits in January.
- [Service area and travel fees](https://rigsheet.bakerventuresstudio.com/guides/service-area-and-travel-fees/): Drive time is unpaid labour unless you price it. How to set a radius that does not eat your week, when to charge a travel fee, and how to say no to the job that is an hour away.
- [Why you keep losing money on the big vehicles](https://rigsheet.bakerventuresstudio.com/guides/stop-underquoting-large-vehicles/): Vehicle-size pricing is the most common way detailers lose money on a job. What the published ranges say and how to build a size multiplier.
- [Texting customers legally](https://rigsheet.bakerventuresstudio.com/guides/texting-customers-legally/): Unregistered business texting on a local number is now blocked rather than throttled. What 10DLC registration involves, why transactional and marketing texts have different consent bars, and the mistake that costs a sole proprietor their registration path.
- [When a customer does not pay](https://rigsheet.bakerventuresstudio.com/guides/when-a-customer-does-not-pay/): Most unpaid invoices are not disputes, they are drift. The sequence that collects them, the point where you stop, and the three changes that stop it happening again.
- [When a job goes wrong](https://rigsheet.bakerventuresstudio.com/guides/when-a-job-goes-wrong/): Something gets damaged, or the customer is not happy. What to do in the first ten minutes, when to redo and when to refund, and the policy worth writing before you need it.
- [What does your software cost when you hire your second cleaner?](https://rigsheet.bakerventuresstudio.com/guides/why-per-user-pricing-costs-you/): Per-user and per-tier pricing means your software bill rises when your business grows. Real 2026 numbers from Jobber, Housecall Pro and ZenMaid's own pricing pages.
- [What do you need to charge to actually make money?](https://rigsheet.bakerventuresstudio.com/pricing-calculator/): Work out the hourly floor below which a job loses money, and what to quote. Free, no signup.
- [Every question this site answers](https://rigsheet.bakerventuresstudio.com/questions-answered/): All 165 questions answered across Rigsheet, each linked to its full answer. Generated from the pages themselves.
- [The problems this site is about](https://rigsheet.bakerventuresstudio.com/why/): Underquoting the biggest jobs, eating no-shows you could have prevented, and a software bill that grows every time you hire. Each one explained with the arithmetic.
- [A full diary and a bad month](https://rigsheet.bakerventuresstudio.com/why/is-your-diary-full-but-your-month-bad/): The three arithmetic reasons a fully booked week pays badly - unpaid drive time, jobs priced below your floor, and capacity lost to no-shows. Each one is measurable in about ten minutes.
- [What a no-show actually costs you](https://rigsheet.bakerventuresstudio.com/why/what-a-no-show-actually-costs/): A no-show is not a lost booking, it is a lost block you could not resell. The arithmetic, why deposits feel rude and are not, and the scripts that make asking for one normal.
- [Why you are probably underquoting](https://rigsheet.bakerventuresstudio.com/why/why-you-are-underquoting/): Vehicle and home size, drive time, consumables, and the jobs you priced from a number a stranger posted online. The four specific ways detailers and cleaners underprice, with a floor calculation you can run today.

## Machine-readable facts
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## App pages

- [Home: what Rigsheet is, what each plan includes, current prices](https://rigsheet.bakerventuresstudio.com/)
- [FAQ, rendered from the live tier catalog so prices cannot drift](https://rigsheet.bakerventuresstudio.com/faq)
- [Rigsheet compared with Jobber](https://rigsheet.bakerventuresstudio.com/vs/jobber)
- [Rigsheet compared with Housecall Pro](https://rigsheet.bakerventuresstudio.com/vs/housecall-pro)
- [Rigsheet compared with ZenMaid](https://rigsheet.bakerventuresstudio.com/vs/zenmaid)
- [Rigsheet compared with DetailDeck](https://rigsheet.bakerventuresstudio.com/vs/detaildeck)
- [Support](https://rigsheet.bakerventuresstudio.com/support)
- [Privacy policy](https://rigsheet.bakerventuresstudio.com/privacy)
- [Terms of service](https://rigsheet.bakerventuresstudio.com/terms)