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Cleaning · Miami, FL Live now

Cleaning software for Miami, FL
on autopilot.

In a cleaning business the phone is the boss. A new lead, a cancellation, a gate code, a "can you come earlier?" — every one interrupts the work and waits for you. ARKHOS answers instead: it quotes, books, dispatches the right cleaner and handles payment while you stay on the job.

Miami's wall of high-rise condos and vacation rentals means constant move-outs, turnovers and building-access rules from Brickell to Miami Beach. ARKHOS keeps gate codes, elevators and back-to-back turnovers straight so crews aren't stuck waiting in a lobby.

Onboarding in waves — join the launch list · no card · cancel anytime

Serving the Miami metro · Set up in a day · Built on a real operation

900+customers managed
260+crew dispatched
7,391jobs on the engine

One OS for every trade · connects the tools you already run on

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A cleaning crew at work — the kind of home-service business ARKHOS runs
Crews like yours · run on the ARKHOS engine

Your Miami cleaning business shouldn't live on your phone.

Miami's density, high-rises and year-round demand mean the phone never stops and routes get tangled fast. Miami's wall of high-rise condos and vacation rentals means constant move-outs, turnovers and building-access rules from Brickell to Miami Beach. ARKHOS keeps gate codes, elevators and back-to-back turnovers straight so crews aren't stuck waiting in a lobby.

Money slips through

Missed charges, unpaid invoices, tips that never reach the crew — ARKHOS charges, pays and reconciles on rails.

The phone runs your day

Quotes, "are you coming?", reschedules — every message used to be you. ARKHOS answers, quotes and confirms automatically.

You never really know your numbers

Which homes, days and crews make money lives only in your head. ARKHOS tracks it and hands you the next best move.

Why Miami owners run on ARKHOS

The whole cleaning operation, handled — not just tracked.

Know what actually makes money

See which services, neighborhoods and crews are profitable — with one clear next best action every morning.

Cover cancellations automatically

When a home cancels, ARKHOS reshuffles the day and offers the slot to waitlisted customers before you even notice.

Fill the calendar without lifting a finger

Your online form, phone and texts all funnel into one calendar, priced instantly from your own rules — no back-and-forth.

Proven, not promised

Built on a real cleaning operation.

This isn't vaporware. ARKHOS is the same system that runs Captain Duster, a working cleaning company with 900+ customers, 260+ crew and 7,391 jobs on the engine — built under real operational pressure before it became a product.

Your data is isolated by tenant — your Miami customer list is yours alone, never shared with another business.

"The AI handles what used to be my whole evening — quotes, confirmations, who goes where. I finally run the business instead of chasing it."
— Owner, Captain Duster (flagship operation)

Live in Miami in a day. Autopilot when you're ready.

  1. 1

    Connect

    Hook up your phone number and payments. Import or seed your Miami-Dade County customer list.

  2. 2

    Approve

    ARKHOS proposes every reply, assignment and charge — you tap approve.

  3. 3

    Automate

    Turn on autopilot for what you trust. Your Miami cleaning business starts running itself.

Ready to stop running your Miami cleaning business by hand?

We're onboarding new businesses in waves. Join the launch list — 14 days free, no credit card, cancel anytime.

Your data stays isolated & yours · Plans from $99/mo · Cancel anytime

Cleaning software in Miami — questions, answered.

Does ARKHOS work for cleaning businesss in Miami?

Yes. ARKHOS runs cleaning operations across the Miami metro — including Brickell, Coral Gables, Kendall and Miami Beach — from a single system: it books and prices cleaning jobs, dispatches your cleaners, replies to customers, and runs payments and payroll. Miami's wall of high-rise condos and vacation rentals means constant move-outs, turnovers and building-access rules from Brickell to Miami Beach. ARKHOS keeps gate codes, elevators and back-to-back turnovers straight so crews aren't stuck waiting in a lobby.

How fast can I get set up in Miami?

Most owners are live within a day. You connect your phone number and payments, import or seed your Miami-Dade County customer list, and ARKHOS starts handling bookings and dispatch. Every automated action can require your one-tap approval until you trust it.

Does ARKHOS handle cleaning routing across the Miami metro?

Yes. ARKHOS sequences each crew's day across the Miami metro by location and time window — including Brickell, Coral Gables, Kendall and Miami Beach — so your cleaners drive less and complete more cleaning jobs.

I already use other software — is switching a hassle?

No. You keep running your current tools while ARKHOS imports your customers, cleaning jobs and pricing in the background. Most Miami owners run both for a few days, then flip the switch once they trust it.

Will it really run my Miami cleaning business on its own?

As much as you want it to. ARKHOS proposes every reply, assignment and charge; you approve, then switch on autopilot category by category. For a busy Miami operation that usually means quoting, reminders and dispatch run themselves first.

What does ARKHOS replace for a Miami cleaning business?

The usual 8-tool stack — booking form, CRM, dispatch app, payments, payroll, bookkeeping, reviews and hiring — collapses into one system, typically $400–600/mo of software plus the hours spent gluing them together.

How much does ARKHOS cost?

Plans start at $99/mo for owner-operators and scale with your crew, with a 14-day free trial and no credit card. Most Miami owners find it pays for itself in the first week by capturing leads they used to miss.