How Much Does a Cleaner Cost in Spain? 2026 Prices by City

The short answer: a cleaner in Spain costs €9–15 an hour if you hire a private cleaner and €15–25 an hour through a cleaning company. Booking through an app like Homerd starts from €9.60 an hour in Madrid and €10 in other cities, with the full price shown before you confirm. A typical 3-hour clean of a two-bedroom flat comes to around €30–45.

Below you'll find 2026 rates for each city, what a weekly cleaner costs per month and what pushes the price up or down.

Cleaner hourly rates in Spain (2026)

How much does a cleaner cost in each Spanish city?

Prices vary from city to city. Madrid and Barcelona sit at the top of the range, Málaga at the bottom, and coastal areas popular with foreign residents (Marbella, Puerto Banús, parts of Mallorca) tend to charge more than the city average.

Homerd is also available in Palma de Mallorca, Bilbao, Alicante, Zaragoza and Asturias; the app shows the exact price for your area before you book. For city-specific guides, see our pages on maid services in Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia and Málaga.

How much does a 3-hour clean cost?

Three hours is the most common booking for a two- or three-bedroom flat of 70–100 m² (750–1,075 sq ft).

How much is a weekly cleaner per month?

This table assumes four weeks a month at the national private rate of €10–15 an hour (months with five weeks cost a little more):

Not sure how many hours your home needs? Our guide on how many cleaning hours you need has tables by size, people and pets.

How much does a deep clean cost in Spain?

A deep clean (inside cupboards, oven and fridge, windows, degreasing the kitchen, limescale in bathrooms) takes 8–12 hours for an average 80–100 m² flat. At €10–15 an hour that's roughly €80–180, usually done by two cleaners in a single visit. It's worth booking one when you move into a new flat and then once or twice a year on top of your regular cleans.

What affects the price of a cleaner in Spain?

• Location. Big cities and expat-heavy coastal towns charge more than smaller towns and inland areas.
• Language. Cleaners and agencies that work in English usually charge a premium. With an app, you can book and give instructions in writing, so language matters less.
• Frequency. Regular weekly cleans are cheaper per hour than one-off or monthly visits, because the home never gets too far behind.
• Size and layout. More bedrooms, bathrooms and terraces mean more hours.
• Pets and children. Expect to add 1–2 hours a week.
• Type of clean. Deep cleans, move-out cleans and post-renovation cleans are priced higher than regular maintenance.

Private cleaner, cleaning company or app?

A private cleaner is usually the cheapest option and works well if you find someone you trust through a recommendation. The downside is that you handle everything yourself: finding the person, covering holidays and sorting out a replacement if they're ill.

A cleaning company costs more but handles insurance, products and replacements for you. It suits people who want a single invoice and no admin.

An app sits in between: prices close to a private cleaner, verified professionals with reviews from other customers, and the option to book, reschedule or change cleaner from your phone. That's the model Homerd uses for home maid services in Spain.

Do you tip cleaners in Spain?

Tipping isn't expected. Most people pay the agreed rate and nothing more. Many households with a regular cleaner give a small extra or a gift at Christmas, but it's a gesture, not an obligation.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a cleaner cost per hour in Spain?

€9–15 an hour for a private cleaner and €15–25 through a cleaning company. With Homerd, from €9.60 an hour in Madrid and €10 in other cities.

Is a cleaner cheaper in Spain than in the UK?

Generally yes. Hourly rates in most Spanish cities are well below typical UK rates, although English-speaking services in expat areas close part of that gap.

How much is a cleaner for a 2-bedroom flat?

A regular clean of a two-bedroom flat takes 2–3 hours, so around €20–45 per visit with a private cleaner or from about €20–30 booking through an app.

Do cleaners in Spain bring their own products?

Private cleaners usually use your products and equipment. Companies often bring their own. Check when you book so you have what's needed at home.

Is it cheaper to book a cleaner weekly or every two weeks?

Every two weeks costs less per month, but each visit takes longer because more dirt builds up. Weekly cleans are usually cheaper per hour.

How much does an end-of-tenancy clean cost in Spain?

For an average flat, plan on a deep clean of 8–12 hours, roughly €80–180 depending on the city and the state of the property.

Book a cleaner in Spain with Homerd

With Homerd you can book a verified cleaner in a few minutes, choose the hours you need and see the full price before you confirm. One-off, weekly or every two weeks.

How to book with Homerd:

1. Go to Google Play or the App Store and download the Homerd app.
   
   
2. Choose your city and the cleaning service.
3. Pick the date, time and number of hours.
4. Confirm and pay securely in the app.
5. Come home to a clean house.

Use the code HOMERD5 to get €5 off your first service.