Already on Turno? Here's a straight read.
Turno is a solid tool, and it is built for a particular kind of host. We'll tell you what it does well, how hiring works here instead, and who should probably stay put.
What Turno does well
Turno is a scheduling tool first. If you have a regular cleaning team, you can sync your calendar, assign turnovers and let the system track who is doing what. You can also pull from a marketplace of cleaners when your own people are booked. For a host with a stable team and several properties, that is real value, and it is why we do not pretend to replace it.
How hiring works here
Host Wingman starts from the other end. Instead of searching a directory and booking at a standing rate, you post the job (property, checkout time, what needs doing) and local cleaners send you a price.
- Post it once. About two minutes, free.
- Bids arrive. Each cleaner names their own price. Read their profile and reviews, message them first.
- Pick one. Payment is automatic when the clean is marked done.
That suits one-off turnovers, odd-sized properties, last-minute gaps and anyone who wants to see what a clean really costs in their city before committing.
What it costs, in plain numbers
Turno figures are as published at turno.com/pricing. Pricing pages change, so confirm with Turno before you decide.
Who should stay where they are
If your cleaning is run by a team you manage day to day, and calendar sync and assignment tools are what you use most, Turno fits that job better than we do. We are built around matching and paying for jobs, not around managing a crew.
If your pain is finding someone dependable, or paying too much for jobs that don't fit a standard rate, Host Wingman is worth an afternoon.
Trying it takes one job
There is nothing to cancel and nothing to migrate. Post your next turnover here, see who bids, and keep everything else exactly as it is.
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