If you’re looking for a MioCommerce alternative for your cleaning business, here’s the immediate answer: Allison offers recurring scheduling, cleaner management, online booking, invoicing, and payments, with free migration of your customers and recurring jobs.
Our standard plan is $229 per month, with unlimited users and no additional software fee for each cleaner you add. You’ll have hands-on help getting set up.
With MioCommerce closing on December 7, your next step is to protect your data, confirm your account’s renewal timing, and choose a replacement that can support your everyday work.
MioCommerce closing: key dates and account risks
When | What you need to know |
|---|---|
Before your October renewal | Monthly customers can cancel by email before renewal. Export first: early closure ends account access, including hosted websites. Confirm your effective closure date. |
Your October renewal | The final monthly payment covers access through December 7 and is nonrefundable. |
Through October 31 | Unpaid or declined September or October renewals can trigger automatic closure without payment follow-up. |
December 7 | MioCommerce closes. Booking pages and related tools stop operating. |
December 8 | Account access and data retrieval are unavailable, with no exceptions. |
Support is now email-only at support-closing@miocommerce.com. MioCommerce will not perform exports for customers.
Review the official closure notice for your subscription’s details.
Want help with the move? We’ll migrate your customers and recurring jobs for free. Schedule a demo with Allison to discuss your setup and timeline.
Is Allison the right MioCommerce alternative for your cleaning business?
Allison is built for cleaning companies managing recurring customers, cleaners, and the office work that keeps everything running.
If your day involves adjusting schedules, assigning teams, answering customer questions, and making sure completed jobs get paid, those are the workflows to focus on during your demo.
Here’s how common MioCommerce workflows map to Allison:
What you need to replace | How Allison handles it |
|---|---|
Recurring bookings | Recurring scheduling with cleaner assignments and job details |
Customer and property records | Customer information, property details, and job notes |
Booking pages | Online scheduling and quote-request forms for your website |
Quotes | Quotes with services, pricing, and frequency options |
Invoicing and collections | Invoices and integrated Stripe payments |
Appointment notifications | Confirmations, reminders, and job-related updates |
Cleaner access | iPhone and Android apps with schedules, notes, and checklists |
Time tracking and payroll preparation | Cleaner time tracking, pay calculations, and payroll exports |
Website hosting | A separate hosting transition with your chosen provider |
Customer login or portal | Review the specific customer actions you need during your demo; don’t assume an identical replacement |
These are workflow comparisons, not a promise that every historical record, setting, or integration transfers automatically. We’ll confirm the migration scope with you before work begins.
Bring your most important requirements to the conversation. If customers must be able to take a particular action themselves, or you depend on a specific billing arrangement, show us exactly how it works today.
That lets us give you a useful answer quickly and identify any differences before you commit.
What does Allison cost?
Allison’s standard plan is $229 per month, with unlimited team members and full platform access. There are no per-seat software charges or long-term contracts.
Free onboarding and one-on-one training are included. Qualifying smaller businesses can ask about preferred pricing through the Allison Growth Program.
For an owner moving under a deadline, the value of onboarding is practical: you have someone helping organize the switch, configure the account, and prepare your team.
View Allison pricing and what’s included.
How to export your data from MioCommerce
Start your export before deciding when to cancel.
According to MioCommerce’s export instructions, owners can download company records, and administrators can receive permission to do so.
Sign in and go to Settings → Exports.
Select the available data categories you need.
Choose the relevant years for bookings, invoices, payments, and other dated records.
Click Start Download to prepare the files.
Refresh the page and check their status.
When a file is marked Complete, download and save it.
Starting the export does not save the files to your computer. You still need to download each prepared file.
After downloading, open the files and check a few records you know well. Look for an active recurring customer, an upcoming appointment, and a recent invoice.
Save an untouched backup separately from any files you edit for migration. Use a secure location, restrict access, and label the export date clearly.
Also separate two decisions: what you need to preserve and what you need imported into your new operating system. Historical records may belong in your archive even when they are outside the agreed migration scope.
If you keep scheduling work in MioCommerce during the transition, agree on how later changes will be captured. That prevents a new customer, rescheduled visit, or updated price from falling between the two systems.
How long does it take to switch from MioCommerce to Allison?
Most companies can get started with Allison in a matter of days. Your specific migration and launch date depend on the records being moved, account setup, and your team’s readiness.
The most useful timeline is one tied to your business. During onboarding, establish:
When your export will be ready.
Which customers and recurring jobs are being migrated.
What needs to be configured or reviewed.
When your cleaners should begin using Allison.
When your new booking form should go live.
An import finishing and a business being ready to launch are different milestones. Leave room to check the schedule and make sure your team can access its work.
You can help keep the process moving by choosing one person to coordinate the transition, gathering your current service and pricing rules, and responding promptly to questions about your data.
Schedule your Allison demo. We’ll review your requirements and explain what needs to happen before launch.
How to replace MioCommerce booking forms on your website
Treat your website and booking form as a separate workstream from your customer-data migration.
A useful first check is to follow the same path a new customer would take. Open your website, click every booking or quote button, and note which pages depend on MioCommerce.
Check links on your social profiles and Google Business Profile, too. Replacing the form on your homepage will not fix an old booking link somewhere else.
If MioCommerce hosts your website, its notice identifies Orphic as a hosting-transition option. It says Orphic will install third-party booking pages without an additional installation charge; hosting requires a separate arrangement.
Allison offers booking tools that can be added to your website. If you choose Orphic, ask it to install your configured Allison form as the replacement and confirm the implementation details with both teams.
Before launch, test the experience on a phone and a computer. Submit a test request, check where it arrives, and confirm the correct services and pricing appear.
Assign someone to own that final test. A working website and a working customer-booking experience should both be part of your launch checklist.
What to check before you choose a MioCommerce alternative
You do not need a lengthy evaluation process. You do need answers about the work your business performs every day.
Use three examples during your demo:
A recurring clean: Show its frequency, price, cleaner assignment, and important property notes.
A schedule change: Ask how to move one visit without unintentionally changing the rest of the recurring schedule.
A completed job: Walk through cleaner time, invoicing, payment, and the customer’s confirmation.
Then review anything unusual: special pricing, accounting connections, customer self-service, or payment arrangements.
This keeps the conversation focused on fit. You should leave knowing which workflows are supported, which operate differently, and which need additional setup.
Your final checks before launching Allison
Review the first week’s schedule alongside your current records. Check dates, arrival windows, prices, assigned cleaners, and special instructions.
Have at least one cleaner log in and find an upcoming job. Confirm that the details they need are visible and that they understand where to work after launch.
Set a clear boundary for customer communications and billing. Decide when reminders and invoices should stop in the old system and begin in the new one. Avoid leaving both systems set to act on the same appointment.
Finally, keep a short list of changes made during the transition. A single place to record new bookings and reschedules is easier to reconcile than messages scattered across your team.
Frequently asked questions about replacing MioCommerce
When does MioCommerce shut down?
MioCommerce closes on December 7, 2026. Plan your export and transition before that date.
Can I retrieve my MioCommerce data after it closes?
No. Its notice says data will not be retrievable starting December 8, with no exceptions.
What is the best MioCommerce alternative for cleaning businesses?
The best fit supports your essential workflows and provides a workable transition plan. Allison is worth evaluating if you need recurring scheduling, cleaner management, online booking, invoicing, and payments with hands-on migration support.
Use the workflow table above to prepare for your demo.
How long does it take to switch from MioCommerce?
Allison’s general setup guidance is a matter of days, but your launch date must account for data readiness, configuration, validation, and training. Confirm your specific timeline during onboarding.
Will my MioCommerce booking form keep working?
No. Replace it before shutdown or earlier account closure. Test every customer-facing booking link after the replacement is installed.
Can Allison migrate my customers and recurring jobs?
Yes. Allison offers free migration of customers and recurring jobs. We’ll review your available records and confirm the scope before starting.
Can I move saved customer cards?
We’ll review your payment setup and confirm the available transfer process. A payments-history export does not, by itself, establish that saved payment methods have moved.
Does Allison charge for each cleaner?
No. The standard plan includes unlimited users without additional per-seat software fees.
Replace MioCommerce with a clear plan
You need to know where your schedule will live, how your team will work, and who will help you get there.
We’ll walk through those questions with you, review your current setup, and plan the move around your business.
Schedule a demo with Allison and let’s get your transition underway.
About Allison: Allison is business-management software built for cleaning companies. The standard plan is $229 per month with unlimited users, free onboarding, and no long-term contract. Free customer and recurring-job migration is included. View current pricing.
Allison is an independent platform and is not affiliated with MioCommerce.
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