Your service is spotless. Make sure your domain is too.
A .cleaning domain puts your service right in the URL, so someone searching “house cleaner near me” or “office cleaning service” lands on a web address that already matches what they’re looking for.
From weekly home cleanings and end-of-lease jobs to office contracts and retail maintenance work, it fits the way cleaning businesses actually win customers: by being easy to find and easy to book.
What is a .cleaning domain—and why does it matter?
.cleaning is a generic top-level domain (gTLD) that launched in June 2014 as part of ICANN’s New gTLD Program and is managed by Identity Digital. Anyone can register one—there are no industry checks or special requirements, and it’s available worldwide.
It was built for the cleaning industry: residential services, commercial providers, specialist cleaners, and everyone in between. In a business that runs on local trust and referrals, a .cleaning domain helps make your service obvious when they land on your site. The extension works for a full-service company site, a solo operator’s booking page, or a dedicated landing page for a specific service like carpet cleaning or post-construction cleanup.
A .cleaning domain removes all ambiguity. When people see your web address—on a flyer, a referral, or in search results—a .cleaning domain helps show that your site is connected to cleaning services.
Residential maid services, commercial janitorial firms, carpet and window specialists, auto detailers, Airbnb turnovers, post-construction cleanup—the extension covers the full range of the cleaning industry. It’s broad enough to work whether you’re serving homeowners, businesses, or both.
Independent cleaners don’t need a complex site to look credible. A .cleaning domain paired with a simple booking page gives solo operators the same professional first impression as a larger company without the overhead.
Many cleaning businesses already operate under a name customers recognize locally. With .cleaning, there’s a good chance you can register that exact name instead of changing it to fit what’s left on .com.
Look for a name that matches your business, your service type, or the specialty you’re known for.
Pick your registration term and make your .cleaning domain yours.
Connect your domain to your website, booking page, or professional email and give customers a direct line to your services.
A .cleaning domain works for businesses, professionals, and creators whose work revolves around cleaning services or the cleaning industry. Here’s where it works especially well:
The cleaning industry is broad, and so is the extension. It supports everything from local service businesses to specialist cleaning companies and online stores.
A service business runs on trust. Your domain setup should hold up the same way. We give you the tools to protect it, build on it, and keep it running.
A .cleaning domain is a generic top-level domain (gTLD) made for cleaning-related businesses and professionals. That includes home cleaning services, commercial providers, niche specialists, and solo operators. It’s managed by Identity Digital and open to anyone globally, with no registration requirements.
Anyone can. There are no eligibility requirements or industry certifications needed. A solo house cleaner, a large commercial janitorial company, a carpet specialist, or a cleaning blogger can all register one from anywhere in the world.
Yes—and for service businesses, it works in a very direct way. Your domain is often the first thing people see in search results, directories, or referrals. A .cleaning domain puts your service in that first impression, so visitors already understand what kind of business they’re looking at before they click through. That can be especially useful for local providers where trust and recognition is important.
Yes. Independent and solo cleaners can use a .cleaning domain to present their services in a straightforward, professional way. Even a simple booking page or one-page site is enough for clients to see what you offer and how to get in touch.
Yes. A .cleaning domain works naturally for professional email addresses, such as [email protected] or [email protected]. For cleaning businesses, a branded email address reinforces professionalism in every client communication, from a quote reply to a job confirmation. You’ll need to connect your domain to an email hosting service to send and receive messages, but most providers make that setup straightforward.
Yes. You can use a .cleaning domain for a standalone booking page or quote form. It sits outside your main website and gives customers a direct link to schedule a service or request a quote that you can easily share on flyers, social media, or messages.
Depends on what you’re building. A .com is widely recognized but tells customers nothing specific about what your business does. A .cleaning domain makes your service immediately obvious and often has much better name availability for cleaning-specific business names, especially if your preferred .com is already taken or priced out of reach.
