The whole front desk, on one plan.
One monthly plan, priced to your company after one conversation.
Owner-operators, one to five trucks
Priced to your company
The calls you send it, answered 24/7 in your company's name, priced from your list, and booked or handed to you.
Talk to salesMulti-truck operators and franchisees
A custom plan
Several trucks or several territories, priced to your operation after one conversation.
Talk to salesIncluded
- The calls you send it, answered 24/7 in your company's name
- Texts and website chat on the same desk
- Your own prices, said your way, with the final price confirmed on site
- The on-site estimate booked when a job has no price on your list
- Pickups booked into your arrival windows on your Google Calendar
- Bookings moved or canceled when a caller asks
- Missed calls texted back, inviting the job, the place and a photo
- Sales and vendor calls turned away
- Complaints, billing questions and the big cleanouts handed to you
- Every new lead and booking sent to you by text and email
- Answer yourself and let it catch only the calls you miss
- Set up with you: your price list, notes, hours, windows and calendar
What a junk removal job costs a homeowner
US averages: what a homeowner pays per job, not a company's revenue.
$241
The average junk removal job
$133 to $372
The normal range for a job
$60 to $150
A single item
$600 to $800
A full truckload
US market prices from HomeAdvisor's junk removal cost guide, 2026. Not quotes from any one company. Sources