Rent cans online. Even with one truck.
A booking page that thinks like a roll-off yard: sizes, tons, days, overage, and which cans are actually sitting in the yard.
What it takes off your plate
The call you can’t take from the cab
10–14% of calls come in after hours, mostly 5 to 9 pm.14 The rest come while you’re hooking a can. Your site takes the booking either way.
Two customers, one 20-yard
The calendar counts your cans. When every 20-yard is out on a job, those days close for that size. You can’t double-book a can you don’t have.
Overage you forgot to bill
Overweight fees were 85% of identifiable add-on revenue for haulers in one large benchmark.6 The card gets saved at checkout, so the tonnage ticket from the dump turns into a charge, not a phone call.
Shoppers who vanish at “call for a quote”
77% of homeowners are fed up with hidden costs.9 Your price, tons and days sit right on the size card, before anyone types a name.
What your customer does
Same order the national companies use, minus the part where they make you call. Seven short steps, price on screen from step three.
- 01
ZIP first
Sets the price and whether you serve them. Out of your area? They get your phone number, not a dead end.
- 02
What’s going in
Household, construction, yard, roofing, or concrete and dirt. Heavy debris only shows the sizes that can take it.
- 03
Size, with the price on it
All-in price, included days and tons, overage per ton, extra days, dimensions, and how many pickup loads it holds.
- 04
A day you have a can for
Delivery dates open only when a can of that size is free for the whole rental. Sundays and your cutoff rules are built in.
- 05
Where it goes
Driveway, street (with a permit heads-up) or somewhere else, plus a note and a driveway-boards checkbox.
- 06
Name and phone
Asked last, after they’ve seen the price. City and state fill in from the ZIP.
- 07
Pay and done
Card charged for the rental and saved for overage or extra days. They get a text and an email, and a reminder the day before.
What you see in the morning
A dashboard made for a phone in a truck. Open it at 6 am and the day is already sorted.
Open the operator demo- Today: drops and pulls in route order, with tap-to-call.
- Cans: every can, in the yard or at a customer, and the overdue ones in red.
- Calendar: the week’s deliveries and pickups, with how many of each size you have left.
- Bookings: search, open, and add an overage charge to the card on file.
- Settings: prices, tons, days, can counts, ZIPs, days off. Change it and your site changes.
Click through it before you talk to anybody
The demo is the real booking flow and the real dashboard, running on a made-up hauler. HaulLaunch is $79 a month when you want your own.