An attendant folding white towels on a wooden counter in front of a row of washing machines.
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2 of 4 washes left this month

Monthly memberships for laundrettes and dry cleaners

Turn Weekly Laundry Into Monthly Revenue.

Your regulars drop off every week anyway. Give them a monthly allowance of service washes, shirts or dry cleaning, and take one payment a month instead of one at every drop-off.

£0 setup · £0 monthly fee · 7% of each payment, or £1 if that’s more

Fifty payments a year

Weekly customers, paid for one bag at a time.

The same faces drop off every week, and every drop-off is a separate payment and a separate ticket. A monthly plan turns a weekly habit into one payment and a scan at the counter.

Regulars queue at the till like strangers.

Shirts and dry cleaning are priced item by item, every time.

A household’s washing arrives from three different people.

Example plans

What laundrettes and dry cleaners put on a monthly plan.

Examples to start from, not prices of ours. You choose what’s included, what it costs and what members get on top.

Building a plan

Plan nameWeekly Wash
Price£40 a month
Included4 service washes
RolloverUp to 1 service wash
Extra benefitWash, dry and fold
Live on your pageMembers pay monthly. You scan when they visit.

Shirt Service

A fresh shirt every working day

£30/ month

  • 20 shirts
  • Laundered and pressed
  • On hangers

Family Wash

Two bags a week, shared

£75/ month

  • 8 service washes
  • A code for everyone in the house
  • 10% off dry cleaning
  • Up to 2 service washes roll over
  • The whole household

How it works

How Monthlygo works for laundrettes and dry cleaners.

  1. 01

    Set the allowance

    Service washes, shirts or dry cleaning credits a month. A suit can use more credits than a shirt.

  2. 02

    Code on the counter

    Customers scan it while they wait and join before their wash is done.

  3. 03

    Scan at drop-off

    Scan their code when the bag comes in. The wash comes off their month and the ticket carries on as it does now.

  4. 04

    Paid monthly

    One payment a month into your own Stripe account, instead of one at every drop-off.

The numbers

What would memberships mean for your business?

70 customers × £40

£2,800/month

in recurring membership revenue

£33,600 a year

An illustration, not a forecast: it assumes every membership is paid in full each month. You set your own prices, and nobody is guaranteed to join.

A customer handing a bag of laundry across the counter of a dry cleaner’s.
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2 of 4 washes left this month

What your customers see

Hand over the bag. Show the code. Go.

Customers see their washes or credits left this month and their code. The whole household can share one plan, each with a code of their own.

  • Dry cleaning credits cover shirts, suits and coats at the rates you set
  • Unused washes can carry into next month if you allow it
  • Receipts come from your shop every month

For the business

What changes when your customers pay monthly.

One payment, not fifty

A weekly customer pays once a month.

Credits for every garment

Shirts, suits and coats use the credits you set.

Households on one plan

Everyone in the house gets a code of their own.

Quicker at the counter

A scan instead of a card at every drop-off.

Questions

What laundrettes and dry cleaners ask us.

A plan gives a number of credits a month and each item uses a set number: a shirt one, a suit two, a coat three. You set the rates when you build the plan.

Your customers already come back.

Put what they already buy on a monthly plan, like 4 service washes for £40 a month, and get paid before they walk in.

  • £0to set up
  • £0a month
  • 7%of each payment, £1 at least