# Wash Bodega — 24/7 Houston laundromat with drop-off wash and fold, free pickup and delivery, and self-service machines.

> Source: AgentsIndex — https://agentsindex.ai/washbodega (structured, researched, re-verified)
> Facts last verified: 2026-10-20 · 2 facts changed

Wash Bodega is a 24-hour neighborhood laundromat at 6604 W Bellfort Ave in Southwest Houston. It sells self-service machine washes, drop-off wash and fold, a wash-and-dry-only option, pickup and delivery, and quoted commercial laundry for nearby businesses.

| Fact | Value |
| --- | --- |
| Website | https://washbodega.com/ |
| Price | from $1.09 per lb pay-as-you-go |
| Free tier | No |

Store access is open to customers around the clock at no charge, but every wash, dry, fold, pickup or delivery service listed on the pricing page is billed; the only free item is a laundry bag given with a first paid Wash & Fold order of 15 lb or more.

## What it costs to start

**Free tier** · No — Every service the vendor lists carries a published charge: machine washes start at a per-vend price and attended work is billed per pound with a weight minimum.

> Self-service washes start at $3.25. Next-day Wash, Dry & Fold is $1.29 per pound, same-day Wash & Fold is $2.29 per pound, and Wash & Go is $19.99 for up to 20 lb Monday–Thursday
> — https://washbodega.com/pricing · Pricing FAQ, "How much does laundry cost at Wash Bodega?"

**Self-serve signup** · Partly — Household customers can walk in or book online without speaking to anyone, but business accounts are gated behind a quote and fit review first.

> Commercial accounts start with a quote and fit review before terms, trial, or Cents account setup.
> — https://washbodega.com/pricing · Pricing FAQ, "How does commercial laundry pricing work?"

**Card to start** · No — Nothing asks for a card to get started: the site takes no card details, saves no card and arranges no automatic charges, with payment handled in store or on a hosted page the customer opens.

> We do not collect card details, save a card, or arrange automatic or off-session charges in this flow.
> — https://washbodega.com/legal/privacy · AI assistants and pickup requests section, weighed pickup payment paragraph

**Cancel any time** · Partly — Walk-in and drop-off work is bought one order at a time with no appointment, while business terms are set in a quote the vendor says is not fixed.

> It's quoted by volume, frequency, turnaround, and item type — never locked or one-size-fits-all.
> — https://washbodega.com/pricing · Pricing FAQ, "How does commercial laundry pricing work?"

## What it works with

**Public API** · Partly — An OpenAPI 3.1 document describes public endpoints and they return real data, but the vendor states plainly that every state-changing, booking and payment path is deliberately left out, so reads are all a developer gets.

> These endpoints are not an agent registration, outreach, form-submission, customer-account, booking, or payment API. Human forms and every state-changing endpoint are intentionally excluded.
> — https://washbodega.com/openapi.json · info.description

**MCP server** · Yes — Two Streamable HTTP MCP servers are published: a public read-only one whose five tools I listed live, and an OAuth-protected customer server that answered 401 with the documented scope challenge.

> Read-only Streamable HTTP MCP endpoint: https://washbodega.com/mcp
> — https://washbodega.com/llms.txt · For agents list, MCP endpoint line

## What it does on its own

**Acts on its own** · No — Nothing completes end to end without a person: the public tools only read facts, and even an approved pickup request is reviewed by staff before it becomes an order in the Cents point-of-sale system.

> A request is not an order: Wash Bodega staff review it and enter it in Cents, which handles weighing and payment.
> — https://washbodega.com/auth.md · Step 6 — Use the token

**Limits on what it may do** · Yes — Access is bounded by two named OAuth scopes, neither of which can read personal contact, loyalty or payment data, and the customer can revoke an assistant at any time from their own account page.

> Neither scope reads the customer's name, phone, email, LaundryCard, rewards, offers, or payments.
> — https://washbodega.com/auth.md · Step 1 — Discover, Scopes list

**No code needed** · Partly — A customer approves an assistant on a Wash Bodega web page and orders through a hosted link, but wiring the MCP or A2A interfaces up in the first place means operating a Streamable HTTP client and an OAuth flow.

> MCP: connect a Streamable HTTP client to https://washbodega.com/mcp, initialize, list tools, and call one of the five read-only tools.
> — https://washbodega.com/agents · Protocol examples section

## What happens to your data

**Retention you control** · Partly — The most sensitive fields expire on a fixed published schedule and deletion can be requested, but the customer cannot set or switch off retention, and billing records are explicitly outside that cleanup.

> The street address and note on a pickup request are scheduled for deletion 14 days after staff enter the order in Cents or the request is cancelled, or 30 days after the request was made if it is still open.
> — https://washbodega.com/legal/privacy · AI assistants and pickup requests section

**Take your data out** · Partly — A customer can see and disconnect assistants and ask for correction or deletion, but no download or export of their own records is offered, and some records are kept regardless.

> You can ask Wash Bodega to correct or delete information submitted directly to Wash Bodega, subject to records we must keep for business, safety, tax, legal, fraud-prevention, or dispute-resolution purposes.
> — https://washbodega.com/legal/privacy · English section 11, Your choices

## Whether a company can buy it

**Audit log** · Partly — Each pickup request keeps an approval record and status history the customer can see alongside their connected assistants, but this is a per-customer trail rather than an administrator-facing activity log.

> We keep the rest of the request, including its ZIP code, date, bag count, and status history, and the approval record, as a record of what you allowed and what happened.
> — https://washbodega.com/legal/privacy · AI assistants and pickup requests section

**Uptime promise** · No — The terms disclaim availability outright on an as-is, as-available basis, and the service contract separately warns that 24/7 store access establishes no machine, intake or service availability.

> WASH BODEGA PROVIDES THE WEBSITE, STORE ACCESS, AND LAUNDRY SERVICES ON AN “AS IS” AND “AS AVAILABLE” BASIS WITHOUT WARRANTIES OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED
> — https://washbodega.com/legal/terms · English section 4, Limitation of liability; as-is services

## Changed since our last check

- **Free tier**: now No. It was Partly when we checked on 2026-10-17.
- **Cancel any time**: now Partly. It was Yes when we checked on 2026-10-17.

## Two MCP servers, split by what they're allowed to touch

Wash Bodega runs a public, no-login MCP server at washbodega.com/mcp (plus an A2A JSON-RPC endpoint at /a2a/v1 and an OpenAPI spec) that answers prices, hours, location and pickup policy to any agent, in English or Spanish, with no account. A second, separate server at washbodega.com/mcp/customer requires OAuth: a customer signs in to their own account and approves the connecting assistant before it can act. The granted scopes are narrow: pickup.request and pickup.read, documented step by step at washbodega.com/auth.md. They explicitly exclude the customer's name, phone, email, LaundryCard, rewards or payment details. The flow follows standard specs (RFC 9728 protected-resource metadata, RFC 8414 authorization-server metadata, RFC 7591 dynamic client registration, PKCE), which is more formal than most small local businesses bother with. Staff still key every request into Cents by hand, the platform that actually weighs the load and takes payment. The assistant files a request and does not complete a transaction.

## What a connected assistant can actually do

Once approved, an assistant such as Claude or ChatGPT can request a pickup for the next day (Houston time; a request is for tomorrow only, with today's date defaulting automatically per auth.md), check the status of requests it filed, and cancel one before staff enter it in Cents. It cannot create an account, enter payment details, or message the customer on its own. The customer can disconnect the assistant at any time from washbodega.com/agent/connect, which immediately stops its tokens from working.

## Five ways to get laundry done, priced differently

Self-service machines start at $3.25 per vend (final price depends on machine size). Drop-off Wash & Fold is $1.29/lb next-day or $2.29/lb same-day, 15 lb minimum. Wash & Go (wash and dry only, you fold at home) is priced by the drop-off day, as set out below. Pickup & Delivery is $1.69/lb with free pickup and free delivery, 15 lb minimum. The store also quotes comforters/bulky items by item and commercial accounts by volume after a fit review. All current figures are owner-confirmed and published together on washbodega.com/pricing.

## Wash & Go's price depends on the drop-off day, not on 'weekday vs weekend'

Monday–Thursday, Wash & Go is a flat $19.99 for up to 20 lb, with each additional pound at $1.09. Friday–Sunday, that flat package doesn't apply at all, and the whole order is charged at $1.09/lb instead. That makes Friday part of the cheaper per-pound side for anything under roughly 18 lb, and part of the more expensive side above that, which breaks the usual 'weekday deal, weekend markup' assumption. An agent estimating cost on a customer's behalf needs both the weight and the specific day to get the number right.

## Pickup coverage is tighter than the ZIP list on the page

Wash Bodega names a core coverage area of five ZIPs around its W Bellfort store: 77035, 77096, 77071, 77074, 77085. Its pickup-delivery page separately lists 97 Houston ZIP codes plus 14 surrounding cities as 'accepted for staff-reviewed pickup requests,' but says explicitly that inclusion on that list does not confirm a route or schedule. Only an address entered in the Cents booking flow does. A customer outside the core five should expect a staff review step, not an automatic yes.

## One store, one owner, inherited customers

Wash Bodega is a single location at 6604 W Bellfort Ave, Houston, not a chain or franchise. It independently operates the site formerly run as Speed Queen Laundry and honors old laundry cards and balances from that prior operator. Store customer access is open 24/7 and staff are on site 24/7 (owner-confirmed), but that covers building access and on-site staffing only. Phone coverage, Wash & Fold/Wash & Go intake, and pickup/delivery windows are confirmed separately rather than guaranteed round the clock. The business cites 800+ Google reviews; we did not independently re-count that figure today, so it's reported as the vendor's own claim.

## What changed

- 2026-10-22 — Sections
- 2026-10-20 — Free tier · Price · What it does
- 2026-10-17 — Free tier · What it does

## Keeping it current

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