Two plans, built for where your operation is
Starter — $149/month
For growing junk removal and dumpster operators who want the whole connected workflow.
Starter is the complete operating platform. It runs the business end to end — from the first call to the final paid invoice.
Includes:
- AI Phone Agent with business-hours coverage
- Online Booking — hosted page and embeddable widget
- SEO Website — service, location, and booking pages
- CRM — customers, jobs, and history in one record
- Schedule & Dispatch board
- Dumpster Rental Management — containers, rentals, swaps, overage billing
- Driver App — job queue, proof photos, final pricing, field payments
- Invoicing & Payments — job-built invoices, payment links, QR checkout
- Customer Portal — self-service for customers
- Review Management — automated review requests
- Core automations — lead follow-up and reminders
- Unlimited users
Growth — $299/month
For scaling operators who want every advantage — coverage, optimization, and deeper visibility.
Growth includes everything in Starter, plus the features built for operations running more trucks, more crews, and more volume.
Everything in Starter, plus:
- Always-on and custom after-hours AI phone coverage
- Route Optimization — efficient routes around dump runs
- Dispatch map and split views, plus dispatch chat
- Per-truck profit and loss reporting
- Advanced report tabs and analytics
- The full automation suite, with editable templates
- QuickBooks data push
- Fleet telematics connection (Samsara, Motive, Verizon Connect)
- Marketing tools — campaigns, audiences, and templates
- Unlimited users
Both plans: no per-user fees, no long-term contract, month-to-month. Setup takes about 30 minutes.
Save 20% with annual billing
Starter vs. Growth, side by side
Heading:* Starter vs. Growth, side by side
Why flat pricing matters for a hauling business
Most field-service software charges per user. Every driver, dispatcher, and office person you add raises the bill — so the software gets more expensive exactly as you grow.
ScaleYourJunk doesn't work that way. Both plans include unlimited users at the same flat price. Add a driver, add a crew, add a second dispatcher — the price doesn't move.
For a junk removal operation that grows by adding trucks and people, flat pricing means your software cost stays predictable while your business scales.
This page is about software pricing — not job pricing
A quick clarification, because two different "prices" come up in junk removal:
- Software pricing — what you pay ScaleYourJunk to run your business. That's this page: $149 or $299/month.
- Job pricing — what your customer pays you for a junk removal job. That's a different number, and it depends on load size, your market, and your costs.
If you're trying to estimate what to charge a customer for a job, the free junk removal cost calculator is the right tool for that.
→ Junk removal cost calculator: /tools/pricing-calculator
What the software is up against
*Stat band. Verified, attributed statistics. Sources listed at the end of this document.*
Pricing is easier to judge against what a disconnected operation already costs:
- Small businesses answer only 37.8% of inbound calls, and 85% of non-connected callers never call back — lost jobs that flat-priced lead capture is built to recover. (SchedulingKit missed-call research.)
- 35% of small business invoices are paid late — and automated reminders get many overdue invoices paid within a week. (SchedulingKit / ANNA Money research.)
- Business automation saves an average of 15–20 hours per week of repetitive work. (Business automation research.)
A single recovered job or a few reclaimed hours a week can cover a month of software. We won't promise a specific return — every operation is different — but that's the scale the price sits against.
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