Homeaglow (ForeverClean)
ForeverClean is reportedly $59/mo (as of mid-2026) with a 6-month minimum commitment.
Exit grade F: Closing the account can trigger an early-termination fee, and Washington's Attorney General settled with Homeaglow (ForeverClean) in 2025 over its enrollment and cancellation practices.
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Homeaglow (ForeverClean): ForeverClean is reportedly $59/mo (as of mid-2026) with a 6-month minimum commitment. A credit card is required to start. Cancelling is hard. Our take: This is the textbook case of why TryMyCompany exists.
Last verified: July 22, 2026
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Our take
This is the textbook case of why TryMyCompany exists. The $19 cleaning is real, but it's the unlock fee for a roughly $59/mo, 6-month, ~$354-total membership that almost nobody realizes they're signing up for. As of mid-2026, Washington residents can cancel penalty-free mid-commitment following a state settlement; everywhere else the six-month lock-in still holds. The cleaners themselves are usually fine — the business model is the problem. We list this as a *warning trial*: if you book it, do it because you genuinely want six months of monthly cleanings at the member rate, not because you wanted a one-off $19 deep clean before your in-laws visit.
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By the numbers
- Price after
- $59.00 / mo
- Card required
- Yes
- Cancellation
- Hard
Homeaglow (ForeverClean) free trial - frequently asked
- How much does Homeaglow (ForeverClean) cost?
- Homeaglow (ForeverClean) costs $59.00 per month for the Standard cleaning, deep cleaning, move-out cleaning — all booked through ForeverClean members-only. plan.
- Do I need a credit card for the Homeaglow (ForeverClean) trial?
- Yes - Homeaglow (ForeverClean) requires a credit card to start the free trial, so note when it converts to a paid plan.
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