The platform, launched in December 2025 and relaunched with improvements in October 2026, acts as a marketplace connecting cleaning businesses with independent subcontractors. It currently has 223 registered users, comprising 92 cleaning businesses and 131 cleaners. The platform is an Australian B2B service focused on helping companies in Greater Sydney manage their fluctuating staffing needs without relying entirely on traditional recruitment methods. It features a subscription-based model with functionalities such as job posting, direct messaging, and an Emergency Backup staffing feature. A significant relaunch led to 45 targeted subcontractors joining, who meet the platform's criteria of having their own car and tools.
KleenHire has demonstrated early financial traction, generating A$2,008 in payments, with a recurring monthly revenue stream of A$59. However, marketing expenses have been limited, totaling A$1,454.53, leading to the platform being positioned for growth with further capital investment. The application is built on both web and mobile platforms, facilitating direct business and worker interaction. After refining the business model, the company adopted a more focused acquisition strategy targeting subcontractors with essential tools and vehicles.
Future opportunities for growth involve scaling both sides of the marketplace actively. Potential acquirers are encouraged to expand targeted advertising, improve free-trial conversions, expand network partnerships, and potentially extend geographically beyond Greater Sydney. With a current marketplace network, active user base, and operational technology, KleenHire represents a promising acquisition opportunity, particularly suited for buyers within or connected to the cleaning or recruitment sectors. The founder is offering the platform for sale due to limited resources for potential growth.
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