Square footage, scope and production assumptions convert the actual workload into labor hours instead of hiding labor inside one flat rate.
BIG JOB?
DON'T PANIC.
PRICE IT.
Large commercial cleaning jobs can feel intimidating because one bad assumption can follow you for months. MPC PRO turns square footage, production rates, restrooms, scope, crew costs, overhead and target profit into a price you can understand before you sign the contract.
Clear number.
YOU DON'T NEED MORE ACCOUNTS.
YOU NEED BETTER-PRICED ACCOUNTS.
Landing a large cleaning contract feels great — until the crew hours start coming in higher than expected and the margin disappears.
Commercial cleaners are already working hard enough. The goal is not to win every account. The goal is to win the accounts that are priced to pay.
MPC PRO helps you slow the decision down just enough to answer the question that matters: what does this job actually need to sell for?
Powerful Commercial Cleaning Estimating.
Without The Spreadsheet Anxiety.
These are actual MPC PRO Commercial Cleaning screens. Define the job, build the scope, set the crew and let MPC carry square footage → production → labor → costs → overhead → profit → selling price.

Select the service type, facility type, cleanable square footage, restrooms and additional cleaners. MPC turns those real job details into the workload behind the estimate.

See recommended price, Low / MPC / High range, estimated profit, actual margin, walk-away price, labor hours and price per square foot.
SAME BUILDING SIZE.
COMPLETELY DIFFERENT CLEANING JOB.
Two 6,500-square-foot facilities can require very different amounts of labor.
A professional office, medical space, restaurant, warehouse or post-construction cleanup can all behave differently. Restrooms, detail work, condition and scope change the time your crew spends on site.
MPC PRO is designed to connect those workload drivers to labor hours and the final selling price instead of hiding everything inside one generic square-foot number.
The scope tells you what it will cost.
BUILD THE SCOPE.
LET THE LABOR FOLLOW.
Post-construction cleaning is not one generic service. Rough clean, final clean, touch-up work, restroom detailing and construction-condition add-ons can all change the labor requirement.
MPC PRO lets you select the work that is actually present and uses production assumptions to turn that scope into labor hours.
That means the price moves when the workload moves.
Build the actual job instead of hoping one blended square-foot rate covers everything.
PRICE WHAT'S REALLY
IN THE SCOPE.
The dangerous part of a large cleaning bid is not the obvious work. It is the extra labor that gets quietly absorbed because nobody priced it.
MPC PRO lets you account for cleaning stages, restroom detailing and optional construction-condition work, with editable production assumptions when your crew performs differently.
You are not locked into a mystery formula. You can see what is driving the labor.

confidence on large jobs
LARGE JOBS GET EASIER
WHEN THE MATH HAS A STRUCTURE.
There is nothing magical about pricing a large commercial cleaning job. It is still labor, production, direct costs, overhead and profit — just at a larger scale.
MPC PRO breaks that large number into understandable pieces so you can see where it came from and decide whether the job makes sense.
You do not need to be fearless. You need a process you can trust.
Price The Work.
See The Hours. Protect The Margin.
MPC PRO brings the major pieces of a cleaning estimate together so the quote has a reason behind it — not just a number that feels about right.
WHEN THE JOB IS LARGE,
YOU SHOULD KNOW WHY THE PRICE IS LARGE.
A strong commercial cleaning estimate is more than a total at the bottom of the page. It is a chain of assumptions that should make sense together.
Facility → scope → production → labor hours → crew cost → job costs → overhead → profit.
MPC PRO keeps those pieces connected so you can review the logic before the proposal goes out.
Know Your
Walk-Away Price.
Commercial cleaning bids get negotiated. That does not mean you should negotiate blind.
MPC PRO shows the price where the job stops meeting your minimum acceptable profit, so you can see whether there is actually room to move.
Negotiate when the numbers allow it. Hold your price when they don't.
In the example estimate, going below this number means the job no longer meets the contractor's minimum profit setting.
THE BEST SCHEDULING SOFTWARE
CAN'T FIX A BAD CONTRACT.
Scheduling software can organize cleaners. CRM software can track customers. Timekeeping software can track the hours. Invoicing software can collect the money.
But none of them can put profit back into a commercial cleaning contract that was underpriced before the crew ever arrived.
That's where MPC PRO starts.
AN ESTIMATING ENGINE
BUILT TO KEEP GETTING BETTER.
MPC PRO is continually reviewed, refined and improved around the way contractors price real work — while keeping the assumptions visible and editable.
Lead labor and additional cleaners are reflected in the economics so a larger crew does not quietly erase the margin.
See estimated profit and actual margin before the customer ever receives your number.
Recommended price, pricing range and walk-away protection give you context before you negotiate.
YOU'RE ALREADY DOING THE HARD PART.
STOP GIVING IT AWAY IN THE BID.
Your crews do not need more underpriced square footage. You do not need another account that looks impressive but barely pays.
MPC PRO is built to help you get to a defensible number faster, understand what is behind it and make better decisions about the jobs and contracts you choose to take.
on your next few cleaning estimates.
Build several real Commercial Cleaning jobs in MPC PRO and compare the result to what you would normally bid.
Look at the labor hours, crew cost, production assumptions, estimated profit, margin and walk-away number.
If it helps you price with more confidence, keep it.
If it doesn't, cancel it.
BIG JOB?
BUILD THE SCOPE.
PRICE IT WITH CONFIDENCE.
MPC PRO helps Commercial Cleaning contractors turn facility size, production, crew costs, scope and business economics into a price they can understand and defend.