3 finished designs
Window cleaning flyer with per window and whole house prices
A window cleaning flyer sells something people only notice when the sun hits the glass, so it has to make the price feel smaller than the job. These three designs for Pukeko Pane Window Cleaning, a fictional Christchurch business, start at $6 a window including GST, price a whole house at $189 and take 15% off for a monthly plan.
The 3 designs
The same business laid out three ways, on three templates and three colour themes. Every price, name and time on these was written for this example, so you can judge the layouts on real content rather than placeholder text.
Three services and monthly plan
Streak Free From $6
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Six point honeycomb
From $6 a Window
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Squeegee photo and prices
Streak Free From $6
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The three designs
The services and monthly plan design has a big "Streak free, $6" headline, three service columns, a monthly plan section and a pull quote promising a free redo within 48 hours. It is the main letterbox flyer. The honeycomb design arranges six points around a central "From $6 a window" badge: streak free, water fed pole, screens, monthly plan, whole house and shopfronts. It reads well as an Instagram post and on a shop counter, though it carries no phone number, so pair it with a caption or a sticker. The photo and prices design shows a squeegee on glass with three priced columns and a text to book line, and suits Facebook and community noticeboards.
What this flyer must carry
The per window price, a whole house price for a typical home, what inside and out includes, the extras (screens and tracks), the monthly plan with its discount shown in dollars, how the business reaches upper storeys, the guarantee and how to book. In New Zealand, prices to consumers should include GST at 15% and a GST registered business must issue tax invoices, so the flyer says GST included and prints the NZBN. Work at height is covered by health and safety rules, which is another reason to advertise water fed poles.
How to adapt this flyer
For a commercial window cleaner, use the photo design with shopfront and office prices per visit and an early morning schedule. For a solar panel and window combo, the services design works with a third column for panels and a bundle price. For a high rise specialist with rope access, use the honeycomb design for safety, insurance, certification and building types, since that buyer is a building manager checking compliance.
What makes these work
Two ways to see the price
$6 a window makes the job feel small; $189 for a three bedroom single storey home makes it easy to book. Printing both lets the reader choose the frame that suits them, and the photo design gives each a column of its own.
The discount is shown as money
The monthly plan is 15% off, and every design does the maths: $5.10 instead of $6. A percentage alone makes the reader calculate; showing the new price proves the discount is what it claims.
Water fed poles answer the ladder question
Pure water poles up to three storeys from the ground appear on all three designs. Homeowners worry about ladders against their gutters and people on their roof, and saying nobody climbs answers the worry before it becomes an objection.
Questions people ask
How should a window cleaner price a whole house?
Pick the most common home in your area and price it inside and out, then show the per window rate for anything else. Pukeko Pane prices a three bedroom single storey home at $189 and two storey homes from $269. A typical home price lets most readers book without a quote.
Do New Zealand window cleaners have to include GST in prices?
If the business is GST registered, prices shown to consumers should include GST, currently 15%, and the customer can ask for a tax invoice. These flyers say "GST included" and the photo design prints the NZBN. A business that is not registered should not add GST at all.
What is a water fed pole, and why mention it?
It is a telescopic pole that pumps purified water to a brush at the glass, so upper windows are cleaned from the ground and dry without streaks. Mentioning it reassures customers that nobody will lean ladders on their gutters or walk on their roof, and it is safer for the cleaner.
How do I advertise a monthly plan discount correctly?
State the discount and the resulting price, and make sure they match exactly. 15% off $6 is $5.10, which is what all three designs print. Say what the customer commits to, here a monthly visit they can cancel by text, so the discount does not hide a lock in.
Why does the honeycomb design have no phone number?
That design has six point slots and a centre badge but no contact slot, and slots cannot be added to a design that does not have them. For a printed version, use one of the other two designs, which carry a phone number, or add the number to the caption when posting the honeycomb design online.
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