Dry cleaning is a habit business that people only shop for twice: when they move, and when their current cleaner ruins something. In both moments they search, and they want three answers, what it costs, how fast it comes back, and whether you pick up. The cleaners growing right now are the ones who answered the third question online while everyone else stayed a storefront.
I design and build custom websites for dry cleaners and laundry services. Every site is hand-coded, loads fast, publishes pricing and turnaround, and makes scheduling a pickup as easy as ordering food.
Let's Build YoursPickup and delivery is the growth lever, and it is a website problem more than an operations one. A clear service area, a scheduling flow, price list by garment, turnaround including same-day or next-day, and how you handle specialty items like wedding gowns, leather and rugs. Add a first-order offer and the route builds itself.
I build every dry cleaning site around that, then add the local SEO that gets you found for dry cleaning, laundry pickup and alterations searches in your neighborhoods.
From a first-time build to a full redesign, here's what's available. All projects include mobile-first design, local SEO setup, and fast performance out of the box.
Built from scratch to match your brand. No templates, no themes. A site that looks like you and converts visitors into calls.
Learn more →Focused packages for single-store cleaners ready to get online fast without compromising on scheduling.
Learn more →The behind-the-scenes setup that gets you found on Google and Maps when someone nearby searches for dry cleaning, plus a properly optimized Google Business Profile.
Learn more →If your current site is slow, outdated, or just not working, a rebuild is often the most cost-effective fix.
Learn more →A slow site loses rankings and customers. Speed optimization improves your Google score and keeps visitors on the page.
Learn more →Single-purpose pages built to convert for ad campaigns, a first-order delivery offer, or a commercial accounts push.
Learn more →Pre-designed, professionally built templates that launch faster and still include local SEO setup, mobile optimization, and your brand. A good starting point if you want a delivery route running this quarter.
One fixed price per project, quoted after a free call. No hourly billing and no surprise invoices.
A clean, professional site to show your work and get you found.
More pages, a blog, and full local SEO to compete and win more jobs.
A larger custom build for online selling, booking, or bigger sites.
Final pricing depends on your pages and features. You'll get one flat number before anything starts. Sites also include a separate monthly hosting & care plan (from $15/mo) that keeps your site online, secure, updated, and backed up, quoted alongside your build so you see both numbers up front.
Most dry cleaning sites I'm asked to fix share the same handful of problems, and every one of them keeps you a storefront instead of a route.
Customers want to know what a suit or a comforter costs. A simple price list by garment converts, and it stops the phone from ringing with the same question.
This is where the growth is. If the only way to use a delivery route is to call during business hours, most people never start.
If your site isn't built for local SEO, you lose "dry cleaner near me" to a chain. Neighborhood-level visibility is what fills a route.
Same-day, next-day or two-day changes the decision entirely, especially for someone with an interview or a wedding on Saturday.
Wedding gown preservation, leather, suede and rugs are higher-ticket and searched specifically, and most cleaners bury them in a list.
This is a quick, practical search. Slow pages, tiny type and no tap-to-call lose customers who were a block away.
Custom projects come in three flat-rate packages: Starter from $1,000, Professional (with a blog and full local SEO) from $2,500, and Premium from $5,000 for larger sites with route scheduling, accounts or multiple locations. If you'd rather launch faster and for less, a template-based build is a great starting point. Every project is quoted as one fixed price after a free discovery call.
Yes, and it is usually the highest-return feature. Scheduling can run through CleanCloud, SMRT, Starchup or a simple custom form tied to your route days and service area.
Yes. It is a routine purchase and customers compare it like one. Publishing prices reduces phone questions and brings in people who already accept your rates.
Clearly, by zip code or neighborhood, with route days. Ambiguity here creates signups you cannot service and lost customers who assumed you did not cover them.
Yes. Wedding gown cleaning and preservation, leather and suede, and rug cleaning are high-ticket searches with far less competition than general dry cleaning.
Yes. Restaurants, salons, spas and hotels are steady contracted revenue, so they get a business-facing page and inquiry form separate from the consumer flow.
Yes. The portfolio page shows a selection of completed projects across different industries. You can also browse available templates if you'd like to see the design options for faster turnaround builds.
Book a free 20-minute call. I'll learn about your business, look at what you currently have, and tell you exactly what I'd do differently.
