Booking, dispatch, container tracking and billing in one system — built around the part every other platform treats as an afterthought: the price on the job.
No credit card · No per-truck fees · Cancel any time
The difference
That falls apart the moment a contractor negotiates, a zip code costs more to reach, or shingles weigh three times what household debris does. Here, every job resolves through exactly one template, in a fixed order — so two people quoting the same job land on the same number.
Assigned to the account. Wherever they order, their negotiated rates win.
Matched on the job address. Zip beats county, so the long haul prices itself.
Your list rate. The fallback nothing slips past, and the rate everything inherits from.
Overridden values show in blue. Untouched values keep following your base rate — so you raise prices once instead of in forty places.
The rest of the day
One system from the first phone call to the paid invoice. No tab-juggling, no double entry.
One screen: customer, address, size, date. Availability and price fill in as you type, so you quote while they're still on the phone.
Drag stops between trucks, watch ETAs slip in real time, and send overflow to partner haulers without leaving the board.
Live status per can, idle-day flags, and a 28-day availability forecast that answers "can we take this Thursday?"
Invoices tied to the orders that produced them — extra days, overweight tonnage and dump fees included. Estimates, contracts and recurring plans too.
Overdue pickups, unassigned stops, overdue invoices and accounts on hold — ranked on one screen instead of hiding across four.
Give contractors a login. They book swaps and pickups at 11pm at their own negotiated rates. Your phone stops ringing for routine work.
Free tool
Overweight loads come off the dump ticket, not the invoice — unless something puts them there. Move the sliders to your numbers.
Unbilled overweight, per month
$12,480 a year, off 16 loads a month that tipped over the allowance.
Set the allowance and overweight rate per container size and debris type once, and the tonnage bills itself off the dump ticket.
Rough math, your numbers. Nothing sent anywhere.
Who builds this
Plenty of software says it was built by haulers. Here's the part that's harder to fake — the things you only get wrong once before you fix them for good.
Delivery day counts, or it doesn't. A 7-day rental dropped Monday — due Sunday or Monday? It's a setting, because yards genuinely differ.
Shingles aren't household debris. Same 20-yard can, different weight, different price, different allowance.
A can sitting idle is money. Idle-day flags and a 28-day forecast, because utilisation is the whole business.
Credit holds warn, they don't block. A manager can override and it's logged. Real operations need the exception.
Pricing
We're new, and we'd rather earn the first hundred operators than pretend we already have them.
Join during beta and your rate stays $50 for as long as the account is active — including after we move to $99.
Our regular rate once beta closes. Still flat per business — the number of trucks you run never changes the bill.
Flat $99 per month per business. Founding members who join during beta pay $50 and keep that rate. The price doesn't move with the number of trucks, containers or users.
No. Some dumpster software charges per truck, so the bill grows every time you put another one on the road. Ours is flat per business.
Most systems give you a rate card plus a custom price per customer. Ours resolves every order through exactly one template — customer first, then territory matched by zip or county, then your company base. Rates vary by rental term, debris type and container size, each with its own weight allowance and overweight rate. Change your base rate once and every template that inherits from it follows.
Fair question, and we won't pretend otherwise: we're in beta and we don't have hundreds of logos to show you. That's why founding members pay half price, get setup help from the people building the product, and have a direct line for feature requests. If it isn't making your day easier, you cancel — there's no contract to trap you.
Yes. Customers import from CSV. Containers are entered by serial with size, yard and condition. Founding members get help doing it.
Yes. The dispatch board, order screens and container list are built to work on a phone or tablet, not only on an office desktop.
No. Month to month, cancel any time. Founding pricing stays locked for as long as the account is active.
Create an account, set your rates, book your first order. Founding pricing is open while we're in beta.