Junk jobs, booked into real windows.
Customers estimate the load, pick a two-hour window your crew can actually make, and leave a card. You confirm the price on site.
Stop paying to chase your own customers
“Call for a quote” loses them
93% of homeowners say an instant estimate affects who they hire.8 A price range on screen beats a voicemail every time.
Lead sites eat the job
The average junk job is $242.17 One pro on Thumbtack’s own forum says they spend about $2k a month on leads.18 Your own booking page doesn’t charge you per customer.
Under-quoting a load
Customers see a range, not a fixed number. Add a photo if they have one. You set the final price when you see the pile, then charge the card.
“When are you getting here?”
59% of homeowners expect text updates as the job goes.10 They get a confirmation, and a heads-up text before your truck turns onto their street.
What your customer does
The same shape the big franchises use: estimate online, two-hour window, pay after. Except it’s your name on it.
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ZIP
Checks you serve them before anything else. Out of area gets your phone number.
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How much junk
They size it in eighths of a truck, with pickup-load comparisons, and add common items like mattresses, couches and fridges. They see a price range, not a promise you have to eat.
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A photo, if they want
Optional. Lets you firm up the quote before you roll.
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A two-hour window
Only windows your crew has room for. Same-day only if they book before noon. Sundays off.
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Address and access
Gate codes, stairs, “it’s in the back shed.”
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Name and phone
Asked after they’ve seen the range.
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Card on file, no charge
You confirm the price on site and charge after the job. They get a text 15–30 minutes before you pull up.
What your crew sees
Jobs grouped by window, so you can see the day at a glance from the cab.
Open the operator demo- Today: jobs by arrival window, with tap-to-call.
- Calendar: windows per day and how much crew room is left in each.
- Bookings: the volume, the items, the estimate range, and a button to confirm the price and charge.
- Settings: volume tiers, item prices, windows, crew size. 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.