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Business Model Overview Cleaning Services

The document outlines the business model for a cleaning services business, detailing customer segments such as homeowners and office buildings, and emphasizing a value proposition of professional and eco-friendly cleaning services. It describes revenue streams from one-time fees and package bundles, along with key resources like a skilled crew and cleaning equipment. Additionally, it highlights key activities including on-site cleaning and customer service, and outlines the cost structure involving labor and supplies.

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Business Model Overview Cleaning Services

The document outlines the business model for a cleaning services business, detailing customer segments such as homeowners and office buildings, and emphasizing a value proposition of professional and eco-friendly cleaning services. It describes revenue streams from one-time fees and package bundles, along with key resources like a skilled crew and cleaning equipment. Additionally, it highlights key activities including on-site cleaning and customer service, and outlines the cost structure involving labor and supplies.

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Business Model Overview – Cleaning Services Business

A Business Model Overview explains how a cleaning services business delivers value to
customers and generates revenue. Below is a structured breakdown of the key components
relevant to such a business:

1. Customer Segments
 • Residential homeowners
 • Apartment renters
 • Office buildings
 • Car owners
 • Landlords/property managers

2. Value Proposition
 • Professional, time-saving cleaning services
 • Deep cleaning expertise (sofa, mattress, car interior, etc.)
 • Eco-friendly and safe cleaning solutions
 • Reliable, flexible, and affordable service

3. Channels
 • Online booking via website or Facebook page
 • Walk-ins at a physical shop
 • Phone/text booking
 • Referrals or word-of-mouth

4. Revenue Streams
 • One-time service fees
 • Package bundles or discounted recurring services
 • Add-ons (e.g., deodorizer, stain protection)

5. Key Resources
 • Skilled cleaning crew
 • Cleaning equipment and eco-safe supplies
 • Booking/scheduling system
 • Transport (for home services)

6. Key Activities
 • On-site cleaning (home/shop)
 • Customer service and scheduling
 • Equipment maintenance
 • Marketing and advertising
7. Cost Structure
 • Labor
 • Supplies and fuel
 • Shop rent (if any)
 • Advertising
 • Equipment depreciation

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