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Every page and section of TidyBlueprint
A plain list of everything published on this site, with a line about where each link takes you.
Main pages
Free tools, comparisons and working documents
- TidyBlueprint compared with the software organizers actually shortlistMost software sold to your business starts from a client record or a dispatch calendar, but an organizing job starts from a room, so the honest comparison begins with what each tool calls a project.
- TidyBlueprint vs HoneyBookHoneyBook suits an organizer whose work sells as a package and whose worst friction is paperwork, while TidyBlueprint suits one who has to price a whole house zone by zone while standing in it.
- TidyBlueprint vs JobberJobber suits an operator whose day is many short visits to route and dispatch, while TidyBlueprint suits one whose day is one house, two organizers and a closet that has to be decided about.
- TidyBlueprint vs TrelloTrello suits an organizer who enjoys designing her own system and already trusts the numbers her board and spreadsheet produce, while TidyBlueprint arrives already shaped like an organizing job.
- Free calculators for pricing a zone and planning a weekTwo working tools for the numbers organizers argue about most: what one zone is worth, and how many hours you can honestly sell.
- Zone Price CalculatorPut in the hours the zone truly takes, your rate, the client product budget and the haul trips, and see a price you can say out loud in the room.
- Billable Week PlannerSubtract travel, sourcing, returns and consult time from your working week and see the on site hours and finished zones you can honestly promise.
- Resources for organizers who price and staff their own jobsEverything here is either a working document or a straight comparison, written for the organizer who runs the consult, buys the bins and shows up on install day.
- Zone Scoping SheetOne page per zone that turns a walkthrough into measurements, a product list, an hour estimate and a price the client can sign before you leave.
Sections of the home page
- Where the money leaks : the cost of writing proposals after hours.
- How it works : the four steps from front door to signature.
- Inside a zone record : what each zone stores, from measurements to the final photo set.
- Features : scoping, catalog, hour models, scheduling, records and signable proposals.
- Fit : who the software suits and who it does not.
- Reported results : close rate, proposal time, product waste and session accuracy.
- Organizer stories : three named customers and the results strip.
- Pricing : Solo Organizer, Small Team and Organizing Company, billed monthly.
- FAQ : fees, onboarding, client photos, integrations, cancellation and estimate accuracy.
- Book a walkthrough : the request form and the direct email address.
Legal and policies
- Legal notice : publisher, company registration, hosting and applicable law.
- Privacy policy : what the form collects, how long it is kept and your rights.
- Terms of service : subscription, cancellation, data ownership and liability.
The Zone Plan magazine
- The Zone Plan : the magazine index, with all nine articles for professional home organizers.
- How much should I charge for a full pantry organizing project in my first year? : how to set and defend a pantry project price in your first year.
- What do I actually need to do before I let a client's clutter into my own vehicle? : coverage and paperwork before client goods go in your vehicle.
- Should I quote by the zone or by the hour when a client wants the whole house done? : zone scoping against hourly billing on a whole home job.
- How do I run a consult so the client signs the plan before I leave the house? : a ninety minute consult that ends with a signature in the room.
- Why did my closet install go three days over, and what should I have caught at scoping? : a master closet that doubled in labor and the scoping fix.
- What should I walk through before the crew leaves a job site on install day? : the install day closeout that stops callbacks before they start.
- Do I need a contract clause for hoarding conditions, or should I refer that client out? : screening, contract language and referrals for severe clutter work.
- Is it worth hiring my first part time organizing assistant, or will payroll eat the margin? : the payroll math behind your first part time organizing assistant.
- What really happens to the money when I buy the bins and the client pays me back? : sales tax, float and returns when you buy client bins yourself.
Service pages
- Request received : the confirmation shown after the form is sent.
- Page not found : the page shown when a link no longer resolves.