Housekeeping for every budget

Homeservice24 is a platform where clients and domestic helpers can find each other.

Unlike cleaning agencies, Homeservice24 works like a contact database, i.e. the domestic helpers are not employed by us and do not have to pay us a commission later on if they accept jobs.

This is the quickest way to find the right domestic help:

1. You create a free job offer and describe what exactly you are looking for.
2. You will usually receive suitable applications within minutes.
3. At the same time, you can search the profiles of the domestic helpers yourself, if you wish.
4. You become a Premium Member in order to contact domestic helpers and reply to applications.
5. You reply to suitable applicants or write to domestic helpers yourself.
6. You arrange an initial interview and a trial assignment to get to know the domestic helper better.
7. You hire the domestic help - we will help you with this free of charge.

Learn more about how our platform works here: How does Homeservice24 work?

As a client, you initially use our platform free of charge. You create a profile and describe exactly what you are looking for. You then usually receive suitable applications within minutes. If you want to get in touch with domestic helpers, you have to pay a small fee. This unlocks premium benefits and allows you to use all the functions of Homeservice24.

Please note that different conditions apply to private help seekers and companies.

You can find the full range of functions and prices here: Our conditions

We are the original
Homeservice24 is the first and largest platform for domestic help in Switzerland.

You decide who comes to your home
After your registration, you will receive suitable applications from domestic helpers in your area. This way you don't have to actively search for helpers, but will be found by the right ones and decide for yourself who will come to your home.

Wages and commission payments
Cleaning agencies such as Helpling or Batmaid earn money on every hour worked, because they charge a service fee of up to CHF 10 per hour worked in addition to the cleaner's salary. With us, there is no service fee or commission payment - you only pay a one-time usage fee to contact domestic helpers. You pay 100% of the hourly wage directly to the domestic help. This way you can save up to CHF 1'500 per year compared to a cleaning agency.

You can find out more here: What does Homeservice24 cost compared to other providers?

Yes, using the free basic membership you can test Homeservice24 with limited functionality. You can see if there are any suitable domestic helpers in your area on the platform. You can also post a job offer and find out for free whether you receive suitable applications.

You can see how much a domestic helper charges per hour in their profile. Prices average around CHF 28.- and vary depending on the region, experience and qualifications of the cleaner. Each domestic helper at Homeservice24 sets their own hourly rate.

Yes, we will help you register and insure your domestic helper free of charge. We have developed our employment assistant Fairboss.ch for this purpose. You'll be guided through the entire employment process step by step in just a few minutes.
Fairboss.ch is an online tool that helps you as a private individual to hire your domestic helper correctly and in full with just a few clicks. You can find out exactly how it works here: How do I hire a domestic helper?

If you want to employ a domestic helper in times of Corona, you should pay attention to some safety measures:

• Adhere to hygiene rules: wash your hands frequently and wear mouth-nose protection.
• Keep your distance: Ideally, do not stay in the home during the cleaning job.
• If you or your household help are ill or have had contact with people who have tested positive, you should refrain from cleaning as a precaution.
• Ventilate extensively before and after cleaning.
• Have sufficient disinfectant on hand to clean hands and surfaces.
• If cleaning is to be carried out at the elderly and other particularly vulnerable persons, pause visits as a precaution or reduce them to the absolute minimum.

The current protective measures can be found on the pages of the Federal Office of Public Health FOPH.