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House Cleaning Cost Per Lead Benchmarks

What cleaning companies pay per lead, by channel, from published benchmarks with a source and period on every figure. A one-time clean and a recurring client are worth very different amounts, so judge leads by what they turn into over time.

Side-by-side channel costs

Cost per booked job / paying customer uses the source’s paying-customer definition. Samples and conversion definitions differ between sources.

ChannelCost per leadCost per booked job / paying customerCost per clickPeriod & source
Google Local Services Ads (LSA)$33.21 average99 Calls (LSA CPL by industry, 2025 vs 2026) · Apr 2026 – Jun 2026 ↗Not publishedNot published99 Calls (LSA CPL by industry, 2025 vs 2026) · Apr 2026 – Jun 2026 ↗
Google Search Ads$46.99 averageLocaliQ 2025 Home Services Search Ad Benchmarks · Apr 2024 – Mar 2025 ↗Not published$8.50 averageLocaliQ 2025 Home Services Search Ad Benchmarks · Apr 2024 – Mar 2025 ↗LocaliQ 2025 Home Services Search Ad Benchmarks · Apr 2024 – Mar 2025 ↗
Thumbtack$27.56 medianTack Tools Pro (5,985 priced Thumbtack leads) · Mar 12 2026 – Sep 18 2026 ↗Not publishedNot publishedTack Tools Pro (5,985 priced Thumbtack leads) · Mar 12 2026 – Sep 18 2026 ↗
Meta (Facebook) AdsAll home services (category-level)$42.95 medianWordStream Facebook Ads Benchmarks 2026 (lead campaigns, medians) · Apr 2025 – Jun 2026 ↗Not published$2.18 medianWordStream Facebook Ads Benchmarks 2026 (lead campaigns, medians) · Apr 2025 – Jun 2026 ↗WordStream Facebook Ads Benchmarks 2026 (lead campaigns, medians) · Apr 2025 – Jun 2026 ↗
Google Performance MaxAll home services (category-level)$72 averageSearchLight Digital (Home Services LSA Benchmark) · Jan 2026 ↗$447 averageSearchLight Digital (Home Services LSA Benchmark) · Jan 2026 ↗Not publishedSearchLight Digital (Home Services LSA Benchmark) · Jan 2026 ↗
Angi / HomeAdvisorNo published, measured data. Send in yours →
All data points for House Cleaning
Subcategory / locationChannelMetric / statisticValuePeriod & sourceNotes
cleaning servicesnationalGoogle Local Services Ads (LSA)cost per lead · average$22.9499 Calls (LSA CPL by industry, 2025 vs 2026) · Apr 2025 – Jun 2025 ↗—
cleaning servicesnationalGoogle Local Services Ads (LSA)cost per lead · average$33.2199 Calls (LSA CPL by industry, 2025 vs 2026) · Apr 2026 – Jun 2026 ↗—
cleaning/maid servicesnationalGoogle Search Adscost per click · average$8.50LocaliQ 2025 Home Services Search Ad Benchmarks · Apr 2024 – Mar 2025 ↗—
cleaning/maid servicesnationalGoogle Search Adscost per lead · average$46.99LocaliQ 2025 Home Services Search Ad Benchmarks · Apr 2024 – Mar 2025 ↗—
House CleaningnationalThumbtackcost per lead · median$27.56Tack Tools Pro (5,985 priced Thumbtack leads) · Mar 12 2026 – Sep 18 2026 ↗lead price paid by pros tracked in vendor tool

Is my lead price good?

Compare a national benchmark, then estimate what a booked job costs you.

SearchLight Feb 2026 average LSA book rate: 43.9%. SearchLight’s example assumes ~25% margin. The inputs above are editable assumptions.

Benchmark for House Cleaning: $33.2199 Calls (LSA CPL by industry, 2025 vs 2026) · Apr 2026 – Jun 2026 ↗

Enter a nonnegative lead cost and a book rate above zero and up to 100%.

Frequently asked questions

What is a good cost per lead for house cleaning?

See the table above for published house cleaning benchmarks by channel. A good cost per lead is one that still leaves profit after you account for how many leads you book. Work out your cost per booked client and compare it to your margin, including repeat visits.

Is Google LSA or Angi better for house cleaning?

It depends on what each one books for you. See the table above for what has been measured, and note that Angi does not publish its per-lead prices. Track both channels the same way: cost per lead, book rate, and cost per booked job. Then compare that against the margin on the clients each one brings in.

What does a booked job cost for house cleaning?

Take what you spent on a channel and divide it by the jobs it actually booked. See the table above for lead prices, and use your own book rate to get from cost per lead to cost per booked job. If that number is lower than your margin per job, the channel is paying for itself.

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