ZenMaid’s monthly price includes one owner profile, with a charge for each additional active cleaner or office user. Starter also has a 40-appointment monthly limit. Calculate your staff cost and busiest month before choosing Starter, Pro or Pro Max. ZenMaid: How much does it cost?

ZenMaid is worth considering when your main need is managing a recurring cleaning schedule. Compare the active-profile charge and appointment allowance before choosing a plan.

Monthly plans and profile charges

Plan Owner-inclusive monthly base Each additional active profile Appointment cap
Starter $19 $4 40/month
Pro $39 $14 No Starter-style cap listed
Pro Max $49 $24 No Starter-style cap listed

Monthly subscription = base plan + additional active profiles × per-profile charge. Annual pricing is available on request. Budget separately for messaging and payment processing. ZenMaid: How much does it cost?

Prices for an owner and cleaning team

People represented Starter (capacity caveat) Pro Pro Max
Owner only $19 $39 $49
Owner + 1 cleaners $23 $53 $73
Owner + 3 cleaners $31 $81 $121
Owner + 5 cleaners $39 $109 $169
Owner + 10 cleaners $59 $179 $289

Starter amounts are arithmetic only; its 40-appointment cap and feature limits still apply.

These examples assume one owner and the stated number of additional cleaner profiles, with no extra office staff. Add the office manager if one is needed. A team lead is not automatically a free profile because their title differs from “cleaner.”

For example, an owner plus three cleaners uses four profiles. On Pro, the calculation is $39 + 3 × $14 = $81 monthly. Adding a separate office manager makes five profiles and $95 monthly. These are subscription calculations, not all-in business costs.

Do not attempt to lower the bill by sharing access or leaving real workforce records inaccurate. The cost documentation explicitly requires truthful, current workforce representation. ZenMaid: How much does it cost?

Starter: 40 appointments a month

Starter is limited to 40 appointments per month. A small customer count can still exceed that limit when customers book frequently. ZenMaid pricing

Nine customers receiving one visit each week create 36 appointments in a four-occurrence month but 45 in a five-occurrence month. That example assumes all nine use a weekday that occurs five times. It explains why “nine customers” is not a reliable capacity rule.

Use the appointment calculator with actual dates. It counts scheduled occurrences, not the vendor's final billable usage definition. Confirm treatment of canceled jobs, test appointments and other edge cases inside your account before operating close to a hard cap.

Pro: checklists, GPS and booking forms

Pro removes the Starter appointment limit and includes digital checklists, cleaner GPS and booking forms with ZenMaid branding. ZenMaid pricing

For recurring work, use the documented Spot Finder to inspect a proposed opening and possible conflicts. Its help article notes a one-month appointment display. A routine can look fine in the near term and still need review for a future holiday or altered schedule. ZenMaid Spot Finder

Try a weekly customer and a biweekly customer who sometimes share a morning. Move one occurrence, replace an assigned cleaner and inspect later appointments. Note any manual corrections you need to make.

Pro Max: availability, exports and unbranded forms

The difference between Pro and Pro Max grows with the team. Under the published formula, Pro Max adds $10 to the base and $10 for each additional profile compared with Pro. With one owner and three cleaners, the difference is $40 per month, or a calculated $480 per year.

Published Pro Max distinctions include unbranded booking forms, cleaner availability/PTO, service ratings and data export. Check the exact capability that motivates the upgrade. A company that primarily books existing clients by phone may not gain much from removing a logo on a form those customers rarely see. ZenMaid pricing

Treat export access as a purchasing question before importing live data. A plan-level export feature is not the same question as legal ownership of records, and this guide does not claim lower-tier customers have no exit rights. Establish the operational export process and any charge in writing.

SMS is purchased separately

ZenMaid's cost article says SMS bundles start at $14 for 125 messages and that purchase frequency depends on usage. This is not necessarily a recurring $14 monthly fee, and larger-volume pricing can differ. ZenMaid: How much does it cost?

Do not estimate SMS spending from customer reminders alone. Include relevant staff notifications, confirmations and reschedule messages. Preview a real template with a long customer name and service address. The SMS worksheet helps separate message volume from a vendor's charging unit.

Booking forms and QuickBooks availability

ZenMaid documents booking-form setup, including service and pricing configuration. That establishes the existence of a configurable form, not proof that every preferred time selected by a customer becomes a conflict-free recurring series. Test your actual reservation and confirmation process. ZenMaid booking forms

The pricing page inspected for this edition labels QuickBooks integration coming soon. We do not count it as a currently verified native integration. Do not buy on the assumption that a roadmap label has already become a production feature. ZenMaid pricing

Appointment imports require a paid account

ZenMaid documents concierge import for customer and schedule information. Its June 2026 import article states that appointment import is for paying users and that manual bulk import is not currently available. That matters when the planned trial depends on importing your entire live calendar for free. ZenMaid data import

Start with fictional appointments to evaluate behavior. Plan the real migration separately, with a future-booking reconciliation and a defined point when the old system stops sending messages. Do not cancel the old account just because contacts appeared in the new one.

Which ZenMaid plan to choose

Evaluate Starter only when its capacity and available functions fit. Evaluate Pro when recurring operations, additional scheduling functions or appointment volume justify it. Choose Pro Max only for a demonstrated higher-tier requirement that survives the per-profile calculation.

For a wider comparison, read BookingKoala vs ZenMaid or ZenMaid vs Jobber. Then check the current ZenMaid offer and record the price for your actual active profiles.