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getSoapy review

#4 of 29 in Window Cleaning Software

A low-cost full workflow for scheduling, field teams, customers, payments and admin.

9.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

getSoapy is business management software for window cleaners and other local service businesses. It brings together recurring job scheduling, route optimisation, estimates, itemised quotes, invoicing, online payments, crew management, expense tracking, customer portals and website tools. The web application and iOS and Android apps suit operators who need to coordinate field work, communicate with customers and handle administrative tasks in one system. It is particularly suited to budget-conscious cleaning businesses that want more than a scheduling tool without adopting separate software for every stage of the workflow.

Pricing is organised into Starter, Advanced and Pro plans. Starter costs £4.90 per month or £58.80 per year; Advanced costs £9.90 per month or £118.80 per year; and Pro costs £14.90 per month or £178.80 per year. The published prices are in GBP and exclude VAT. All three plans are paid, with no free plan listed. A separate promotion offers 12 months of Pro for the price of 8. The plan names and prices are clear, while the feature list does not specify which individual capabilities belong to each tier, so buyers should confirm plan-level access before choosing.

The product’s breadth is its main advantage. It covers the operating cycle from quote creation and recurring scheduling through automatic work planning, crew assignments, customer payments, invoicing and bank reconciliation. Customers can use a portal for jobs, invoices and payments, while businesses can add quote, payment, documents and portal widgets to a website. WordPress, JavaScript and Typeform connections extend that setup. Businesses wanting a focused, low-cost system for a broad workflow should consider getSoapy. Teams needing a large third-party integration ecosystem or clearly documented tier-by-tier feature differences may prefer an alternative.

getSoapy pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Recurring scheduling with route optimisation and automatic work planning
    • Estimates, invoicing, payments, reconciliation and expense tracking in one system
    • Web, iOS and Android access with crew tools and customer portals
  • Where it doesn't
    • No free plan is listed among the current paid plans
    • Prices are shown in GBP and exclude VAT
    • Integrations centre on widgets, plugins and a Typeform webhook

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