Wecasa review 2026
How good is Wecasa really?
74/100 points
kosten.org editorial team
Last updated: 2026-10-10
74/100
Points
Based on published terms and features
Wecasa is a French provider that arranges cleaners and an ironing service in Germany at a fixed hourly price. The platform is now available in most major German cities.
Highlights of our Wecasa review
- Recommended by Putzchecker
- No service fee
- Quality-checked
- From €24.90/hour
Table of contents
1 Booking & matching
Booking with Wecasa is straightforward: choose the service and date, enter your address, and a qualified professional is assigned. You can book regular and one-off cleaning, deep cleaning, holiday home cleaning and an ironing service. Your card is only charged after the job.
2 Quality & safety
All professionals are vetted by Wecasa and insured. The platform has been highlighted as a recommendation by Putzchecker. Customer reviews are transparently visible.
3 Prices & payment
Regular cleaning and ironing cost €24.90 per hour, one-off cleaning €26.90 and deep cleaning €29.90 – with a minimum of 2 hours per job. That is considerably more than Helpling (from €12.90 plus a €2.50 service fee), but the price is all-inclusive: no service fee, with insurance and an official invoice included. Payment is made online after the job, and there is no minimum term.
4 Availability & service
Wecasa is available in most major German cities – from Berlin, Hamburg, Munich, Cologne and Frankfurt to Stuttgart, Düsseldorf and large parts of the Ruhr area. There is still no service in rural areas. Customer service can be reached via chat and email.
5 Additional services
In addition to home cleaning, Wecasa offers an ironing service, deep cleaning and holiday home cleaning in Germany. Hairdressing, massage or beauty appointments, which Wecasa arranges in France, are not available in Germany. The additional range is therefore solid, but no broader than that of its competitors.
Pros & cons at a glance
Pros
- Fixed price with no service fee
- Recommended by Putzchecker
- Payment only after the job
- No subscription required
Cons
- Higher hourly rate than Helpling
- Only available in major cities
- Less well known
Conclusion: Wecasa review
74/100
Good (2.3)
Wecasa scores 74 out of 100 points. The hourly rate is higher than Helpling's, but insurance and invoicing are included, there is no service fee and you only pay after the job. A good choice for anyone living in a major city who wants a fixed price with no extra costs.
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