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The three problems this is built around

You are underquoting the biggest jobs. SUVs and MPVs are around 41 percent of detailing volume, and most price lists have no size multiplier — so the most common job is the one you systematically lose money on. Cleaning has the same problem in a different shape: square footage, bathrooms and condition drive the time, and a flat per-visit rate ignores all three.

You are eating no-shows you could have prevented. Mobile-detailing software vendors consistently report 15–25 percent no-show and cancellation rates without deposits, falling under 5 percent with deposits plus reminders. Those are vendor figures rather than independent research, but they match what operators describe, and even the conservative end is thousands of dollars a year.

Your software bill grows every time you hire. This is the loudest complaint in the cleaning trade and it is entirely structural — "the tools that charge per user or per seat climb with every cleaner you add." Jobber is around $129/month plus $29 per extra user. Housecall Pro's real entry tier is around $149/month plus $35 per extra user. ZenMaid layers $4–24 per seat on top of its tier. A four-person cleaning business is paying a per-head tax on growth. The arithmetic.

What Rigsheet does about them

• Vehicle-size and home-size pricing multipliers, so a three-row SUV and a hatchback are not the same price and you do not have to re-derive it in the driveway.
• Per-service deposit rules, plus automatic confirmations and reminders — deposits and reminders together are what the vendor data attributes the drop to.
• Drive-time gaps in the calendar, so the day you booked is the day you can actually work.
• Flat pricing. $19 Solo, $39 Pro. No per-seat charge, no appointment cap.
• A real native app on iOS and Android — not a booking link, and not iPhone-only.
• Both trades, which is unusual: most products in this category pick one.

What we will not claim

$19 is not a unique price. ZenMaid's Starter tier is also $19/month. The defensible difference is shape — ZenMaid Starter caps you at 40 appointments a month and adds a per-seat fee, and Rigsheet does neither.

Unlimited users is not category-unique. Urable includes unlimited users on every tier. Against Jobber and Housecall Pro the seat-fee difference is genuinely large and fully verifiable from their own pricing pages; against Urable it is not a differentiator at all.

We are not the cheapest, the biggest, or shipping. Jobber and Housecall Pro are more capable products with years of hardening behind them. QuoteIQ has 4,100+ reviews at 4.7★ and we have none. The honest comparison, including where each competitor wins.

How this site is written

Competitor pricing comes from each vendor's own pricing page and is dated. Where a figure could not be verified at source — DetailPilot's client-side-rendered pricing page, DetailDeck's 404ing /pricing — no number is published at all, because these are small companies whose founders read everything written about them and an unverified price is a correction waiting to happen. Vendor-sourced statistics are labelled as vendor-sourced.

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