Last updated: July 8, 2026 — all competitor prices re-verified against their pricing pages
Want a Workiz alternative with pricing you can actually see?
The best Workiz alternative for a residential cleaning business is LuckyMaid: $59/mo flat for up to 10 cleaners, with pricing published right on the site. Workiz no longer publishes its pricing at all (verified July 2026) — every plan is “Request pricing” with a 5-user billing minimum, and the last reported Standard price was around $229/mo.
Workiz is also built for locksmiths, junk removal, appliance repair, and similar dispatch-heavy trades. LuckyMaid does one thing: residential cleaning operations, built by an owner who runs a cleaning company daily.
Built by someone who runs a cleaning business — not a software committee
LuckyMaid is built and used every single day by Webb, who runs TidyCo Cleaners, a real residential cleaning business in Los Angeles. Every feature exists because his own crew needed it — the GPS clock-in, the drip campaigns, the card-on-file auto-charge. When you join, you're getting the software he dispatches his own team with, and for the first 100 customers he does your migration and onboarding call himself.
The pricing picture: Workiz vs LuckyMaid
As of July 2026, workiz.com/pricing-plans shows no prices — Standard, Pro, and Ultimate are all “Request pricing.” What the page does confirm: every plan bills a minimum of 5 users. Third-party sources report extra users at $55–$65/user/mo on monthly billing ($46–$54 annual) and echo a last-published Standard price of roughly $229/mo. SMS is a paid add-on, and the trial is 7 days.
If you have to book a sales call to learn the price, you can’t budget — and a 5-user minimum means a 2-cleaner company pays for seats it doesn’t use. LuckyMaid’s three prices are public: $29, $59, $89, no per-user fees, 20% off annual.
4 cleaners + you (5 users)
- Workiz: not published — 5-user minimum applies; last reported ~$229/mo for Standard (third-party). SMS is a paid add-on
LuckyMaid Growth: $59/mo flat, published on the site, SMS at Twilio cost included on every tier
8 cleaners + you (9 users)
- Workiz: not published — third-party reports put extra users at $55–$65/user/mo beyond the 5-user minimum, on top of the unpublished base
LuckyMaid Growth: still $59/mo flat — no seat math, no sales call
Workiz pricing source: workiz.com/pricing-plans — verified July 2026 (no prices published; “~$229 Standard” and per-user figures are third-party reports). LuckyMaid: Starter $29/mo (50 jobs, 2 cleaners), Growth $59/mo (200 jobs, 10 cleaners), Pro $89/mo (unlimited jobs, up to 25 cleaners); annual billing 20% off; no per-user fees on any tier.
LuckyMaid vs Workiz, side by side
| Feature | LuckyMaid | Workiz |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly price, 4-cleaner team | $59/mo flat (Growth — 10 cleaners included) | Not published — 5-user minimum; ~$229/mo last reported (Standard) |
| Monthly price, 8-cleaner team | $59/mo flat (Growth — 10 cleaners included) | Not published — extra users $55–$65/user/mo per third-party reports |
| Per-user fees | None on any tier | 5-user billing minimum on all plans; extra users $55–$65/mo (reported) |
| Included 2-way SMS | Every tier, at Twilio cost (~$0.013/msg, no markup) | Paid add-on |
| Jobs quota | 200 jobs/mo on Growth $59; unlimited on Pro $89 | |
| Built by an operating cleaning-business owner | ||
| Free done-for-you migration | Free, done-for-you (first 100 customers) | |
| Free onboarding call | Free 1:1 founder call (first 100 customers) | |
| Free trial | 14 days, no card required | 7 days |
When Workiz is the better choice
We'd rather you pick the right tool than pick us for the wrong reasons. Workiz genuinely wins in these situations:
- You want a built-in business phone system — Workiz’s call tracking, call recording, and phone features are a genuine differentiator.
- You run dispatch-heavy trades like locksmith, junk removal, or appliance repair — that’s Workiz’s home turf.
- You have a larger ops team that will actually use its advanced dispatching, ad-source call tracking, and sales-pipeline tooling.
- You don’t mind sales-assisted buying in exchange for a negotiated enterprise-style package.
What LuckyMaid doesn't have yet
- No QuickBooks sync yet — it's on the roadmap. If accounting sync is a day-one must-have, we're not there.
- White-label and a public API are on the roadmap, not shipped.
- We're newer, with a small customer base. The flip side: the first 100 customers get founding-member access — free done-for-you migration, a 1:1 onboarding call with the founder, and founder pricing locked for 3 years.
Workiz alternative — frequently asked questions
Can I import my Workiz data into LuckyMaid?
Yes. For the first 100 customers, Webb (the founder) does the migration himself, free — clients, addresses, recurring schedules, and job history. You export your data from Workiz, send it over, and it shows up in your LuckyMaid account ready to dispatch. No CSV wrangling on your end.
Is LuckyMaid really $59 flat for 10 cleaners?
Yes. Growth is $59/mo and includes up to 10 cleaners and 200 jobs/mo, with no per-cleaner or per-user fees on any tier. Starter is $29/mo (2 cleaners, 50 jobs) and Pro is $89/mo (up to 25 cleaners, unlimited jobs). Annual billing takes 20% off, and the first 100 customers get founder pricing locked for 3 years.
How much does Workiz actually cost?
As of July 2026, Workiz doesn’t publish prices — Standard, Pro, and Ultimate all say “Request pricing,” and every plan bills a minimum of 5 users. Third-party sources report a last-published Standard price around $229/mo and extra users at $55–$65/user/mo. You’ll need a sales call for a real quote. LuckyMaid’s pricing is public: $29 / $59 / $89, no per-user fees.
Does LuckyMaid have a phone system like Workiz?
No — Workiz’s built-in phone system (call tracking, recording) is a real strength LuckyMaid doesn’t match. LuckyMaid’s communication layer is 2-way SMS and email on every tier at Twilio cost, plus drip campaigns with 26 trigger types. If inbound call tracking is central to how you get jobs, Workiz earns a look.
I only have 2 cleaners — does Workiz’s 5-user minimum apply to me?
Per its July 2026 pricing page, yes — all Workiz plans bill a minimum of 5 users regardless of how many you actually have. LuckyMaid’s $29 Starter covers a 2-cleaner team with 50 jobs/mo, and you only move up when you grow.