Junk Removal
Pricing Estimator.Get early access
For junk removal crews

The first hauler
to answer
gets the job.

Your customer texted four haulers. Whoever gives them a real number first is the one who books it. You're on a roof, or at the dump, or in somebody's garage.

Put this on your site. It reads their photos, asks what it needs to, and gives a price you'll stand behind. In under a minute, at 2am, while you're still holding a couch.

Get early accessTry it on your own job
A real quote, start to finish0.0s
What the lag costs you
4 hrs
Typical callback time for an independent hauler. Your competition is a text message away.
$241
The national average junk removal job. Every missed callback is roughly that, gone.
3–4
Haulers a homeowner contacts before booking. Only one of you answers first.
0
Prices the big franchises publish online. They make you book an on-site estimate.
How it works

You do nothing. That's the point.

01
They send photos
One link on your site. No app, no account, no phone tag. They snap a few pictures of the pile.
02
It asks what it can't see
Stairs? Gate wide enough? Gas still in the mower? Only the questions the photos didn't already answer.
03
They get a real number
One price they can book against, written the way you'd say it on the phone. No ranges, no starting-at.
04
You get a job sheet
The price, how it was built, what to bring, and what the dump won't take. On your phone before you've put the couch down.
05
Setting it up is the easy part
It asks you what you haul in, what you charge to fill it, and where you dump. Five minutes of questions, no scheduling, no sales call.
Try it on a job you already did.
Pull up photos from a pile you've already hauled, tell us your trailer size and what you charge to fill it, and see what it comes back with. Then compare it to what you actually charged. No signup.
Run it on your job
And it doesn't lowball you

Fast is worthless if the number's wrong.

It prices off your sheet (your trailer, your full-load rate, your minimum). Not ours. It knows a stack of crate panels eats more trailer than its volume suggests, that a playset teardown is real work, and that a mower with gas in it isn't going to the transfer station.

When the photos don't support a price it stands behind, it says so and hands you the callback instead of guessing.

Tested against a real job
A three-person crew in Texas. Backyard playset, pallets and lumber in the garage, a mower and a patio heater. Priced by hand at the time.
What the crew charged$450
What this quoted$460
Within $10. From photos, in forty seconds, with nobody on site.
Pricing
$99/month

200 quotes a month, which is more than most crews send in three. One extra job a year covers it several times over, and you'll get more than one.

$1 a quote past 200. Running several crews or multiple markets? Talk to us, we'll sort out something that fits.

Included
+Your branding, your prices, your domain
+200 photo quotes a month
+Job sheets with what to bring and what to refuse
+Text alerts the second a quote comes in
+Setup is a few questions, answered in about five minutes
Scheduling module coming later, +$50/mo.
Early access

Get on the list.

We're taking a small number of crews to start. The last three questions aren't required. They just mean we show up already knowing how you price.

Your name
Business
Cell
Email
City
Optional (so we arrive ready)
Truck or trailer
Or just the make and bed size
Full load price
What you charge to fill it
Jobs per week
Name, cell and email to start
Junk Removal Pricing Estimator, a Meenopolis productBuilt with a hauler, not for one