How to set up a Websta profile as a cleaner in Czechia

What sections to include on your Websta profile

Your Websta profile works as both a profile page and a booking tool. The core sections are services, prices (which you set yourself), photos, and a way for customers to contact you or request a quote. A few sections matter most for a cleaner in Czechia.

Start with a list of the cleaning services you offer. Common ones include apartment cleaning, office cleaning, end-of-tenancy cleaning, window cleaning, and carpet or upholstery cleaning. Be specific about what is and is not included in each service - for example, whether you move furniture, whether cleaning includes laundry, or whether you handle only interior or also exterior windows. Customers in Czechia often search by exact service type.

Photos matter a lot. Add clear before-and-after shots of cleaned spaces, photos of your equipment or materials, and a professional photo of yourself or your team. Customers want to see actual work, not stock images. Make sure photos are in good light and show detail.

Include a way for customers to book directly or request a quote. Websta lets you offer both online booking and a contact form where customers can ask questions. For many cleaning jobs in Czechia, a quote request makes more sense than instant booking, because the price depends on the size of the space and the type of cleaning needed.

Add your service area - which towns and regions in Czechia you cover. You do not have to cover the whole country; many cleaners work in one or two regions. Be clear about this so customers do not contact you for jobs too far away.

Which languages to publish in

Publish your profile in Czech. Most customers in Czechia search in Czech, and responding in Czech builds trust. If you are comfortable working with English-speaking expats or tourists - common in Prague, Brno and other cities - you can add an English version of key sections like your service list and how to contact you.

You do not need to translate everything. Focus on services, prices, your location, and contact details in both languages if you want to reach English speakers. Testimonials and detailed descriptions can stay in Czech.

How people in Czechia search for cleaning services

Websta has a marketplace where customers can search by service and location. On Websta, a customer looking for a cleaner in Czechia would search in the cleaning category and filter by town or region. Many people search for 'úklid' (cleaning), 'úklid bytu' (apartment cleaning) or 'údržba' (maintenance) plus the name of their town.

Customers also look for cleaners through Google Maps, local Facebook groups, and word of mouth. A Websta profile helps because it shows up when someone searches on Websta, and you control what information appears - your services, prices, photos, and booking options all in one place.

What to sort out as an independent provider

Before you start taking bookings, check a few things with the Czech authorities or a local business advisor. You need to be registered as a self-employed person (živnostník) or run a small company if you want to invoice customers and pay taxes. The exact rules depend on your situation, so check with your local office for registration of trades (živnostenský úřad) or with the Czech tax authority (Finanční správa).

You also need public liability insurance if you work in customers' homes. This covers accidents or damage during cleaning. Check what is required in your region and what insurance companies offer.

When you set prices on Websta, you set them yourself. Customers pay you through Websta's payment system (Stripe), and the money goes to your own bank account. You are responsible for invoicing, tax reporting and keeping records - check with a local accountant or your tax office what that means for your situation.

If you work in Prague or other major cities, check local rules about parking, waste disposal, and any permits you might need for certain types of work.

What to write and set up in the first hour

You do not need a perfect profile to start. In your first hour, focus on the essentials so you can take your first booking.

Write a short, clear description of your main service - for example, 'Regular apartment cleaning and office cleaning in Bohemia' or 'End-of-tenancy and deep cleaning across Czechia'. Keep it one or two sentences.

List your three to five main services. For each one, write one sentence explaining what it includes. Add a price or note that you give quotes on request.

Upload at least two clear photos - one of a cleaned space and one of yourself or your team. Do not worry about professional photos at this stage; honest, clear photos work better than nothing.

Add your contact details and service area (which towns you cover).

Set up either online booking or a contact form so customers can reach you. Many cleaners in Czechia prefer a contact form because each job is different and needs a conversation first.

After that, you can refine your profile - add more photos, update your description, or add more services as you grow.

Setting prices on your profile

You decide what to charge. On Websta, you can list prices per hour, per job, or per square meter - whatever works for cleaning. You can also offer quote requests so customers ask for a price based on their specific needs.

When you list a price, make clear what it covers. For example, 'hourly rate for general cleaning' or 'deep cleaning of a 2-bedroom apartment - price on request'. Customers want to know what they are paying for.

Growing your profile over time

Once you have taken a few jobs, add photos of your work and ask satisfied customers if they want to leave a note about their experience. Real before-and-after photos and customer feedback build trust.

Update your service list if you take on new types of work, such as carpet cleaning or post-renovation cleaning. Edit your profile to reflect what you actually do.

If you work across multiple regions, you can update your service area as you expand.