Cleaner in Prague Price 2026: Full Hourly Rate Guide

The price of a cleaner in Prague depends on five main factors: the type of service, the size of the space, how often you book, the experience of the particular cleaner and the district. In this article you’ll find a clear 2026 price list across all services, plus tips on where you can save and when it’s worth paying extra for quality.

Prices by service (Prague 2026)

The ranges below cover 80 % of offers on the market. Each cleaner sets her own hourly rate based on experience.

• Regular cleaning — 150–220 CZK/h
• Deep cleaning — 200–280 CZK/h (thorough clean twice a year)
• Office cleaning — 130–180 CZK/h (contract, invoice)
• Post-renovation cleaning — 200–350 CZK/h (higher because of construction dust)
• Window cleaning — 80–150 CZK per window (fitted, double-casement)
• Carpet cleaning — 150–250 CZK/m² (extraction method)
• Move-out cleaning — 180–280 CZK/h (getting your deposit back, handover report)
• Ironing — 120–180 CZK/h (typically 20–30 items of clothing per hour)

What affects the price

1. Type of service

Deep cleaning is 30 % more expensive than regular cleaning — it takes 1.5–2× more time (washing windows from the inside, cleaning appliances, defrosting the freezer, carpets, cupboards). Post-renovation cleaning is the most expensive because of special equipment (HEPA filter) and the time involved.

2. Size of the space

Regular cleaning of a 60 m² flat typically takes 1.5–2 hours. A 100 m² family house takes 3–4 hours. Keep in mind: the bigger the space, the lower the price per m² (the cleaner saves on travel and setup).

3. Experience and ratings

Top-rated cleaners (4.9★+) charge 10–20 % more than newcomers. The difference: yes, you can see it in the quality, punctuality and communication. For long-term cooperation it pays off.

4. Frequency

The platform doesn’t offer discounts for regular bookings — the price is set by the cleaner’s hourly rate. With a long-term arrangement you can agree on something with the cleaner yourself, and above all it’s always the same person, so you don’t have to explain your preferences every time.

5. Prague district

Prague 1, Prague 2 and Vinohrady are among the most expensive (260–280 CZK/h on average). Prague 9, Prague 10 and outer districts (Modřany, Stodůlky), on the other hand, are 10–15 % cheaper. Prague 6 (Dejvice) is premium because of the diplomatic quarter.

Real example: a 60 m² flat in Vinohrady

Take a typical scenario: a 60 m² two-room flat, regular cleaning once every two weeks.

• Cleaner’s hourly rate: 220 CZK/h
• Cleaning time: 1.5 h
• Price of the clean: 330 CZK — you pay the cleaner directly
• The cleaner keeps the full 330 CZK; the platform takes nothing from the cleaning

When it’s worth paying more

If you’re deciding between two cleaners and one is 30–50 CZK/h more expensive, look at:

• Number of reviews — at least 20+ from real clients (not 2–3 generic “all great” ones)
• Time on the platform — a cleaner active for 1+ year has proven quality
• Verified in person — a badge for cleaners we’ve spoken to on a video call or in person
• Specialisation — if you need eco products / window cleaning / ironing, choose a cleaner who lists it in her profile

How to save (legally, without compromising on quality)

1. Agree on regular cleaning — with a steady client, cleaners are often willing to offer a better price
2. Be flexible with timing — a cleaner with a gap in her day (10:00–13:00) may offer a discount
3. Prepare your flat — tidied-away things and clear surfaces shorten the clean
4. Add extra services to your regular cleaning (ironing, window cleaning every 2 months)