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CleanHaus

Turnover scheduling and payments for short-term rentals

Raised to date

$1.5M

of $1.8M offered across 1 Form D filing

Still open
$250K
Investors
13
Last filed
May 14, 2026

About

CleanHaus is a Portland, Oregon software company building an AI-native platform for short-term rental turnover operations. Its product syncs with Airbnb and VRBO booking calendars, automatically schedules cleaners, runs photo-verified checklists, tracks supplies and releases payment once a turnover is complete, with an embedded AI assistant that flags scheduling conflicts and builds checklists from listing photos. The company was founded in November 2024 by Nat Parker (CEO), Christie Perrott (CMO) and Matthew 'Skip' Rotter (CTO), who previously worked together at Daimler-backed mobility startup moovel North America. CleanHaus launched publicly in December 2025 and was one of five Oregon startups funded through Elevate Capital's state-backed venture program in January 2026.

It is built around the host-to-cleaner handoff rather than the guest booking flow: turnovers are scheduled straight off the booking calendar, verified with photos against a per-property checklist, and paid out automatically on completion, with a permanently free tier for single-property hosts.

Funding

  • Security to be acquiredFiled May 14, 2026Form D/A
    $1.5M/ $1.8M

Product

CleanHaus Lite

Property operations SaaS

A mobile-web app that keeps short-term rental hosts and their cleaners aligned on turnovers — automating scheduling from the booking calendar, standardizing what gets cleaned, documenting the result, and handling payment. Priced free for the first property, $19/month for up to three and $29/month for up to five, with custom plans above that.

  • Airbnb and VRBO calendar sync with automatic turnover scheduling
  • Custom digital checklists with photo confirmation
  • Job-scoped messaging and photo sharing between hosts and cleaners

Built for

Short-term rental hosts — solo operators through owners of two to five listings, including side-hustle hosts with full-time jobs — and the independent cleaners who service them

People on file