Earn £14–£18 an hour cleaning near you
Weekly pay, straight to your bank. You choose the jobs, the days and the areas — we find the customers, take the payments and handle the scheduling. No joining fee, free training.
£14–£18 per hour
Paid weekly from your own clocked hours. No chasing invoices.
You choose the work
Only jobs in your postcodes, priced before you accept.
We find the customers
Bookings, payments and scheduling are handled for you.
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8 quick questions. No documents needed today.
Everyone can work with USparkle
Every gender, every background, from everywhere — watch why cleaners join us.
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Full onboarding
For applicants we've already spoken to: papers, selfie and agreement.
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Every cleaner needs public liability insurance with at least £1m cover. It costs just a few pounds a month from providers like Simply Business or AXA — and it protects you too. Don't have it yet? No problem — you can apply now and add it within 30 days. Already have it? Just fill in the details and snap a photo of the certificate.
A bank statement or household bill dated in the last 3 months, showing your name and address. Admin-only — customers never see it.
Take a live selfie
Used to confirm the person on site is you. You can also be asked for a quick selfie when clocking in.
v1.2 (UK self-employed contractor terms)
1. Independent contractor status
You are engaged as a self-employed independent contractor, not an employee or worker of USparkle Squad. Nothing in this agreement creates a contract of employment, and you are free to accept or decline any job offered through the platform, and to work for others.
2. Tax, National Insurance and self-assessment
You are solely responsible for registering with HMRC as self-employed, for filing your own self-assessment tax return, and for paying your own Income Tax and Class 2/4 National Insurance contributions. No tax is deducted at source from your payouts.
3. Substitution and equipment
You control how the work is performed. Where you cannot attend a claimed job, you must release it through the app before the 48-hour cut-off so it can return to the open pool. You provide your own transport and may use your own equipment or materials supplied on site.
4. Quality standards
You agree to complete the published job checklist for each clean, to clock in and out on site as proof of service, and to maintain a customer rating consistent with agency standards. Repeated no-shows or unresolved quality complaints may end this agreement.
5. Non-circumvention
For 12 months after the last job introduced by USparkle Squad, you agree not to provide cleaning services directly to that customer outside the platform, nor to solicit platform customers away from the agency.
6. Liability and insurance
You must hold valid Public Liability Insurance of at least £1,000,000 for the duration of this agreement and supply a current certificate on request. You are liable for loss or damage caused by your own negligence, and you indemnify USparkle Squad against claims arising from your work.
7. Payment terms
Payouts are calculated from your verified clock-in and clock-out records at the agreed hourly contractor rate. An invoice line item is generated automatically on completion and paid on the next payout run.
Your signature is stored with the agreement version, date and time, and the device details of this session.
You work for yourself on USparkle Squad, so you register with HMRC as a sole trader and pay your own tax and National Insurance. Watch the short guide, then use the links below.
- 1Register online with HMRC as a sole trader — you will get a Unique Taxpayer Reference (UTR) in the post.
- 2Create a Government Gateway login so you can file your tax return.
- 3Keep every invoice and receipt — USparkle Squad payslips, expenses and tax summaries are in your Earnings tab.
- 4File your Self Assessment and pay by 31 January each year; the app reminds you as the date gets close.
Do this as soon as you earn more than £1,000 in a tax year — it is free and takes about 10 minutes.
You need this to file your Self Assessment tax return each year.
What counts as self-employed, records you must keep, and deadlines.
Free live and recorded HMRC sessions on tax, expenses and payments on account.
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