frustrated with upselling oven deep cleans to residential clients

im so over trying to upsell these basic house cleans into full deep cleans especially the ovens that havent been touched in years. i go in with my bissell powerforce and they act like im trying to rob em when i mention adding $75 for the interior scrub with that barkeepers friend paste. been doing this in the chicago area my whole career and the clients here just want the quick vacuum and dust, no matter how grimy the kitchen is. saw a post on r/CleaningTips where someone shared a similar rant and the comments were all over the place. even tried watching a melissa maker video on clean my space about gentle upselling but it aint working for me. the other day i had a lady say no to the oven clean and then complained it still smelled like burnt pizza lol. anyone got tricks for getting past that pushback without sounding pushy?

goddamn homeowners always cheap out on the extras, its like they think dirt cleans itself.

man i get it, upselling sucks when theyre already nickel and diming you.

ive been there, feels like talking to a wall sometimes.

had a client laugh in my face when i suggested the premium polish.

the frustration is real, tried everything from demos to discounts.

sucks man, keep pushing though it pays off eventually.

yeah hanging in there with you on this one.

bro just show em before and after pics on your phone, works wonders.

start with a free spot clean to hook em, then upsell the full thing.

pisses me off too, had to fire a client over it.

these cheapskates ruin it for everyone.

totally feel your pain, upselling in this market is brutal.

how do you even phrase the oven upsell without scaring em off?

bundle it with the fridge clean, makes it seem like a package deal.

hilarious how they complain later about the smell, like duh.

yep, but seriously whats your go-to script for upselling?

clients here are the worst, always negotiating down.

screw the pushback, just walk away from bad leads.

ive been frustrated like that too many times.

nailed a $200 upsell last week on a deep clean, felt good.

whats the best add-on youve had success with besides ovens?

totally relatable, keeps happening to me too.

sharkbite style upselling aint it, pros know better than to force it.

dont ever discount the first upsell, sets a bad precedent.

lol remember that guy who said no and then called back begging?

try the 'while im here' approach, casual like.

yeah man, been commiserating with buddies over beers about this.