A £15 clean should not cost you £1 to collect.
Four to eight weekly rounds of small jobs. Toastly collects them by direct debit, where the fee is pennies, so the doorstep cash and the card charges can stop.
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Why it fits
How window cleaners actually work.
- Your cadence
- Four to eight weekly rounds, dozens of stops.
- How you bill
- Per visit, small amounts, lots of them.
- What it costs you today
- Card fees eat a £15 clean, so it stays cash on the doorstep.
What changes
Set the rounds up once.
Direct debit by default
Bacs is the cheapest rail there is. Send one setup link per customer and collection runs on its own after that.
The round in order
Today lists the stops in the order you drive them, with a map above and a tap through to your sat nav.
A fee you can do in your head
0.5% on Standard. On a £15 clean that is eight pence, and it comes out of your payout, never off the customer.
Pricing
£19 a month. Half that to start.
One price, plus a small payment fee on money you collect through Toastly. Cash and bank transfers carry no fee at all.
Standard
£19.00
per month · 0.5% fee · 40 active clients
Everything needed to run a round and get paid.
Pro
£49.00
per month · 0.2% fee · Unlimited clients
For a full book, entirely under your own name.
50% off the first month. Card required, no free trial. Prices include VAT. 30-day money-back guarantee.
Get started
Move your rounds over this week.
Half price for the first month, then £19. Add your clients, set the pattern, and let the invoices go out on their own.