Squeegee review
Broad window-cleaning operations coverage, from recurring jobs to payments and reporting.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Squeegee is a job-management platform for window cleaners and other mobile service businesses. It brings recurring rounds, job scheduling, route planning, customer and property records, quoting, invoicing, payments, messaging, reporting and team work assignments into one system. Its web, Windows, macOS, iOS and Android availability suits operators who need office administration and field access, while customer portals provide appointment and invoice access. The feature set is aimed at solo operators, growing teams and larger service businesses, with particular relevance for teams managing recurring work across multiple routes.
The published plans show a freemium structure, a free plan and a 30-day free trial. The Core plan covers job management, route navigation, quoting, invoicing and payments; its published annual-billing starting price is £15.83 per user per month plus VAT. Advanced adds automatic card payments, advanced quoting, point-of-sale payments and bank reconciliation. Ultimate adds a visual planner, worker skills, time tracking, accounts and marketing tools. Infinite is designed for larger or more customized operations with unlimited users, a private hosted instance, and custom code and modifications. This progression makes the product suitable for businesses that expect operational needs to expand beyond basic scheduling.
Squeegee's platform coverage is strengthened by Stripe and GoCardless payment connections, plus Twilio and OneSignal integrations. Its own features include automatic invoicing, payment reminders, customer messaging, worker permissions, financial reporting and bank reconciliation. Teams choosing it should want a broad system that connects field scheduling with customer administration and financial workflows. A smaller operator looking only for simple appointment scheduling may find the wider operations focus unnecessary, while businesses needing worker coordination, recurring rounds, route optimization and payment administration have a stronger reason to consider it.
Squeegee pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Recurring scheduling, route planning and worker assignments
- Quotes, invoicing, payment reminders and online payments
- Web, desktop and mobile access with customer portals
- Where it doesn't
- Advanced capabilities are reserved for higher plans
- Online payments rely on Stripe or GoCardless integrations
- The broad feature set may exceed solo operators' needs
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