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▶Junk Removal Pricing and Route Dashboard
Slide the load from a half to three quarters and the price, the dump estimate, the net and the margin move as you watch. Nine screens, one HTML file, nothing to install.
A garage cleanout, half a truck, two mattresses and a fridge. Most haulers price that at the curb and never find out what it paid, because the landfill took its cut a day later and the crew got paid on Friday.
- One input changes everything: slide the load from a half to three quarters and the price, the dump estimate, the net and the margin update as you watch
- The truck priced in eighths from the minimum to a full load, with the surcharge items the landfill charges you extra for kept separate from the profit so a customer can see what is what
- Heavy material priced by weight rather than volume, because a quarter truck of concrete outweighs a full truck of furniture and the scale charges by the ton
- A route planner that knows when the truck is full: put the stops in order and it drops the dump runs in, then reads the day back as miles, hours, revenue and net
- A dump log that compares the real cost per ton off your scale tickets with the number your rates assume, so a drifting landfill fee shows up in weeks rather than at year end
- A printable quote or invoice that itemizes the load as seen, each surcharge, your terms, what you do not take and a signature line
- Nine screens in a single HTML file: double-click it and it opens. No install, no account, no subscription, and it runs with the wifi off in the cab
- Everything you type stays in your own browser on your own device, and Settings exports a backup file any time
Overview
Slide the load from a half to three quarters and the price, the dump estimate, the net and the margin move as you watch. Nine screens, one HTML file, nothing to install.
A garage cleanout, half a truck, two mattresses and a fridge. Most haulers price that at the curb and never find out what it paid, because the landfill took its cut a day later and the crew got paid on Friday.
This is that job with the arithmetic attached. The load prices in eighths of a truck at four hundred and thirty-four dollars, and then the dump fee, the labor and the truck come back off, so the net of two hundred and ten dollars and forty cents is a number you see before you say yes. Slide it to three quarters and it is five hundred and sixty-four dollars, netting three hundred and sixteen dollars and forty cents.
What's Included
One ZIP, 3 files:
- One ZIP holding the Junk Removal Pricing and Route Dashboard as a single HTML file that opens in any modern browser
- Nine screens: Dashboard, Your Rates, Load Calculator, Jobs, Route Planner, Dump Log, Customers, Print Quote and Settings
- A Load sample data button that fills every screen with an invented Colorado hauler's jobs so nothing opens blank, and a Clear all data button when you are ready to make it yours
- A seven chapter Quick-Start PDF and a START-HERE file that say what to do in the first ten seconds
- A link to the narrated video tutorial that walks all nine screens
Key Benefits
Why this one
Junk removal is priced by volume, so the app prices in eighths of a truck: a minimum for one or two items, a half load, a full load. The customer sees the load charge, the surcharge items and the access charge as separate lines, which is what ends the argument before it starts.
Mattresses, appliances with refrigerant, televisions and tires are surcharges, not profit, and heavy material is priced by weight rather than volume. Saying so on the quote is the difference between a fee and an apology.
The dump fee, the crew hours and the truck come off the price on the same screen that set it, so the net, the net per crew hour and the margin are visible before the job is accepted rather than a month later.
The route planner takes a day of stops in the order you drive them, works out where the truck fills up, drops the dump runs in and costs the whole day in miles, hours, revenue and net. A day that does not work shows up before the crew is standing in it.
It does not tell you what your area requires or what your disposal site will take. Disposal rules, landfill fees, hazardous material handling, licensing and insurance are set locally and differ from place to place. The printable quote's 'what we do not take' block ends by pointing at your own disposal site's list, because theirs is the one that counts at the gate.
Who It's For
Built for
- A junk removal, hauling, cleanout or debris removal business that prices from the truck and wants to know what each job paid after the dump
- A one truck operator who plans the day from the cab and needs to know when the truck will be full
- Anyone who has ever quoted a quarter truck of concrete as if it were furniture
- A crew busy enough that the scale tickets and the invoices have started to drift apart
How It Works
Up and running in minutes
Unzip, double-click the HTML file, click Load sample data. Every screen fills with an invented Colorado hauler's jobs so you can see what the app does before you type a thing.
Settings, then Clear all data. Type your own load prices, surcharges, dump fee per ton, access and time charges and crew costs into Your Rates. The sample truck is fifteen yards; type yours.
Load Calculator: the load fraction, the surcharge items, heavy material and access. Out comes the price, the dump fee, the labor, the truck, the net, the net per crew hour and the margin.
Save it as a job and drop it on the route. Log the scale ticket when you tip, and print the quote or the invoice from the same page.
Why It's Different
Not another template
The shelf sells hauling spreadsheets that record what already happened. This one decides, and it does it as an app: the load fraction is a control you move rather than a cell you retype, the surcharge items and heavy material are modelled the way a landfill actually bills, the route planner knows the truck has a capacity, and the dump log checks the rate you price from against the tickets you actually paid. It is also honest about the one thing no software can know, which is what your own disposal site will accept.
Delivery & Compatibility
Instant, and it opens in what you already use
As soon as your order is complete you get instant access to download the ZIP: the app as a single HTML file, a seven chapter Quick-Start PDF and a START-HERE file. Nothing ships and nothing installs.
One ZIP, instant download. The app is a single HTML file that opens in Chrome, Safari, Edge or Firefox on Mac, Windows, Chromebook, a tablet or a phone, and runs offline. Everything you enter is stored in your own browser on your own device; Settings exports and restores a backup file. No macros, no add-ons, no account and no subscription.
FAQ
Questions, answered
What format is this?
One HTML file that runs in your web browser, plus a PDF quick start guide and a text read-me. You get a ZIP to download the moment payment clears.
Do I need Excel, or an internet connection?
Neither. The app opens in Chrome, Safari, Edge or Firefox on a computer, tablet or phone and runs offline. Everything you type stays in your own browser on your own device; export a backup from Settings whenever you like.
What does it actually compute?
The price of a job from the load fraction, the surcharge items, heavy material and access; the dump fee estimated from the load or taken from the scale ticket; labor and truck cost; the net, the net per crew hour and the margin; a day's route with dump runs, miles, hours and net; the real cost per ton; and a printable quote or invoice.
Is this for dumpster or roll-off rental?
No. It prices a truck by the fraction of the load it fills, not a container by the day, so a roll-off business would be pricing the wrong unit.
I would rather have a spreadsheet.
Then you want the Junk Removal Business Toolkit instead, which is the Excel and fillable PDF version: a volume price list, an on-site quote, a job order, an invoice, a dump ticket log and a price book workbook.
Will it tell me what I am allowed to take?
No, and it says so. Disposal rules, landfill fees, hazardous material handling, licensing and insurance requirements are set locally. The quote's 'what we do not take' block ends by pointing at your own disposal site's prohibited materials list.
This is a business calculator, not legal advice. Disposal rules, landfill fees, hazardous material handling, licensing and insurance requirements are set locally and differ from place to place. Nothing here states what any jurisdiction requires or what your disposal site will accept; their rate sheet and their prohibited materials list are the ones that count. Every name in the sample data is invented. Digital product; because the files are delivered instantly, all sales are final.
