You bill per room. You pay per hour. The gap is your business.
Most contractors find out what a hotel actually earned them weeks later, from a spreadsheet somebody rebuilt by hand. ARPCLEAN computes it from the same record that says the room was cleaned: per room, per hotel, per month.
The month stops being a reconstruction.
Two numbers from one record
A finished task carries both sides: the price you agreed with the hotel and the minutes you owe the cleaner. Billing and payroll are the same event read twice, so they cannot disagree.
Nobody retypes anything
Rooms arrive from the hotel's PMS, get done on a phone, and land in a settlement batch. There is no evening where somebody copies a paper list into Excel.
Your people, their language
Thirteen languages ship with the app. A cleaner who reads Polish or Romanian gets the task in Polish or Romanian, without a translated checklist taped to a trolley.
When the hotel hesitates over data protection
This question comes up almost every time. In short, the hotel decides inside its own Opera which fields leave the building at all, and it can leave the guest name out. The long answer sits on its own page, which you can forward to the hotel.
What data we receiveFollow one room from assignment to margin.
Seven steps, sample data, no signup. You will see exactly where the two money lines come from.