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Connecteam Pricing in 2026: Full Cost Breakdown

Last updated: March 20, 2026

TLDR

Connecteam charges $29-$99 per user per month. For a 15-person cleaning crew, that's $435-$1,485/month — for a workforce management app with no bidding, no client site management, and no inspections. SweepOps charges by client sites ($20-$99/month total) with unlimited users and includes cleaning-specific operations tools.

Connecteam

$29-$99/user/mo

per month

vs

SweepOps

$20–$99/mo

per month, no setup fee

Connecteam Pricing Tiers

Tier Price Includes
Basic $29/user/mo Time clock, Scheduling, Team chat, Task management
Advanced $49/user/mo Everything in Basic, GPS tracking, Geofencing, Advanced scheduling, Auto clock-out
Expert $99/user/mo Everything in Advanced, Process management, Advanced training, Multi-branch management, Custom reports

Hidden Costs You Won't See on the Pricing Page

  • Per-user pricing multiplies with crew size — 20 cleaners at $29/user = $580/month minimum
  • No bidding engine at any tier — estimating happens outside the platform
  • No client site management — the platform is organized by employee, not location
  • No cleaning-specific features — generic workforce management only
  • Adding seasonal or temp workers increases your monthly bill immediately

The Per-User Problem

Connecteam’s pricing model charges per user per month. That works fine for a company with 5 employees. For a cleaning company with 15, 20, or 30 cleaners, the math gets painful fast.

Here’s what Connecteam costs at different crew sizes:

Crew SizeBasic ($29/user)Advanced ($49/user)Expert ($99/user)
10 cleaners$290/mo$490/mo$990/mo
15 cleaners$435/mo$735/mo$1,485/mo
20 cleaners$580/mo$980/mo$1,980/mo
30 cleaners$870/mo$1,470/mo$2,970/mo

And these prices get you a workforce management tool — not cleaning operations software.

What Each Tier Includes

Basic ($29/user/month)

Time clock, scheduling, team chat, and task management. The essentials of workforce management. No GPS tracking at this tier.

Advanced ($49/user/month)

Adds GPS tracking, geofencing (crew must be at the location to clock in), advanced scheduling, and automatic clock-out. GPS tracking is valuable for cleaning companies, but at $49/user it’s expensive to deploy across your whole crew.

Expert ($99/user/month)

Adds process management, advanced training modules, multi-branch management, and custom reports. This tier is aimed at larger organizations with complex training and compliance needs.

What You’re Not Getting

At any Connecteam tier, you don’t get:

Bidding or estimating tools. You can’t create bids, calculate labor costs from square footage, or model profitability for prospective client sites.

Client site management. Connecteam organizes everything by employee, not by location. Commercial cleaning is organized by site — you need to see the schedule, crew, inspections, and contract for Building A in one place.

Janitorial inspections. Connecteam has generic checklists and forms, but nothing built for cleaning-specific walk-throughs with area scoring and deficiency tracking.

Invoicing or financial tools. Connecteam doesn’t generate invoices or track revenue by client site.

The Total Cost Picture

If you use Connecteam for workforce management and add other tools to fill operational gaps, a realistic monthly cost for a 15-person crew:

  • Connecteam Advanced: $735/mo (15 users with GPS)
  • Scheduling/operations tool: $77-$247/mo
  • Bidding: manual (time cost)

Total: $812-$934/month, across multiple disconnected tools.

SweepOps: Per-Site, Not Per-User

SweepOps charges by client sites with unlimited users:

  • Starter ($20/mo): 10 sites, unlimited crew
  • Professional ($49/mo): 30 sites, unlimited crew
  • Business ($99/mo): 75 sites, unlimited crew

A 15-person crew managing 20 client sites costs $49/month with SweepOps — including bidding, GPS tracking, scheduling, and inspections. That’s $735/month less than Connecteam Advanced alone.

Connecteam Pricing Tiers (2024)

Monthly per-user pricing for Connecteam plans

PlanPriceSites/UsersKey Features
Basic$29/user/moUnlimited usersTime clock, scheduling, team chat, task management
Advanced$49/user/moUnlimited usersGPS tracking, geofencing, advanced scheduling, auto clock-out
Expert$99/user/moUnlimited usersProcess management, advanced training, multi-branch management, custom reports
SweepOps (alternative)$20–$99/moUp to 75 sitesISSA bidding + crew scheduling + inspections
Connecteam charges per user per month — a 20-person cleaning crew costs $580/month on the Basic plan, $980/month on Advanced with GPS

Source: Connecteam pricing page

Connecteam has no cleaning-specific features at any tier — no bidding, no client site management, and no janitorial inspection tools

Source: G2 Connecteam reviews

Q&A

How much does Connecteam cost for a cleaning company?

Connecteam charges per user per month. For a 15-person crew, Basic costs $435/month, Advanced (with GPS) costs $735/month, and Expert costs $1,485/month. Costs rise immediately when you add seasonal cleaners or temporary workers.

Q&A

Does Connecteam have a free plan?

Connecteam has offered a free plan for small teams of up to 10 users with limited features. Availability and terms change — check their website for current options. Most commercial cleaning companies exceed the free plan limits quickly.

Connecteam SweepOps
Monthly cost (small team) $29-$99/user/mo $20–$99/mo
Setup fee Varies $0
Contract Annual Month-to-month
How much does Connecteam cost for a 20-person cleaning crew?
At $29/user/month (Basic), a 20-person crew costs $580/month. At $49/user (Advanced with GPS), it's $980/month. At $99/user (Expert), it's $1,980/month.
Does Connecteam have a free plan?
Connecteam has offered a free plan for very small teams (up to 10 users with limited features). Check their website for current availability, as plan structures change.
Is Connecteam good for managing cleaning crews?
Connecteam handles time tracking, scheduling, and communication well. But it has no features for bidding, client site management, inspections, or anything specific to the cleaning business. It's a workforce tool, not operations software.

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