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Compare junk removal and dumpster rental software

Every hauling software,
compared honestly.

The eight platforms operators actually shop, next to ours. Real prices where they publish them. A blank where they do not. Checked by hand, dated, and sourced to the vendor's own site.

$0/mo base
$1.50 per completed job
$149/mo cap per service type
Unlimited users
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Pricing and features verified July 15, 2026
Checked in a live browser against each vendor's own site. No vendor's numbers taken from a rival's page. Re-checked quarterly. How we verify
The three legs

Junk. Dumpsters. A price before the truck shows up.

Most operators shopping software need all three. We checked all eight vendors against their own sites and nobody else has them together.

HaulHQ3 of 3
JunkJunk: verified yes
DumpsterDumpster: verified yes
Priced bookingPriced booking: verified yes
Both verticals in one platform, and the customer always sees a real number before they book. Tenants choose whether that number appears at size selection or in the booking modal after contact details.
Docket2 of 3
JunkJunk: verified yes
DumpsterDumpster: verified yes
Priced bookingPriced booking: verified no
The closest thing to us. Their online booking is an estimate request: the driver prices the job on site, so the customer never sees a number before the truck arrives.
Bin Boss2 of 3
JunkJunk: verified no
DumpsterDumpster: verified yes
Priced bookingPriced booking: verified yes
Real book-and-pay checkout, and deep container tracking. Dumpster only: the word "junk" does not appear on their features page.
iCans1 of 3
JunkJunk: verified no
DumpsterDumpster: verified yes
Priced bookingPriced booking: partial, see note
Best container tracking we saw. Booking runs through a login for commercial accounts at their negotiated rates. Whether a first-time retail customer can get a price is not shown.
TrashLab1 of 3
JunkJunk: verified no
DumpsterDumpster: verified yes
Priced bookingPriced booking: not published by the vendor
Waste hauling operations: rolloff, frontload, septic, scale. Junk removal is not one of their segments. Online ordering is named but never shown.
DRS2 of 3
JunkJunk: verified yes
DumpsterDumpster: verified yes
Priced bookingPriced booking: not published by the vendor
Dumpster first, and priced by how many cans you own, which nobody else does. They tell you on their own site that there is no customer portal and no trash routes. We have verified their pricing and their junk removal coverage (July 17, 2026), and not yet the rest of their features.
Jobber0 of 3
JunkJunk: partial, see note
DumpsterDumpster: verified no
Priced bookingPriced booking: not published by the vendor
A junk removal landing page, but no junk features in the product. Search their pricing page for "dumpster" and you get nothing. On their junk removal page the one mention is scheduling a delivery as a calendar event.
Workiz1 of 3
JunkJunk: verified yes
DumpsterDumpster: partial, see note
Priced bookingPriced booking: not published by the vendor
A dedicated junk removal industry page with 3,000 plus haulers on it. Dumpster tracking is a blog-only claim with no product or industry page, so it stays partial. Their booking pages describe self-serve booking and deposits, but never that the customer sees a price. Verified Jul 20, 2026.
BinBooker2 of 3
JunkJunk: verified no
DumpsterDumpster: verified yes
Priced bookingPriced booking: verified yes
Roll-off only, priced per truck, and one of only three platforms here whose own site says the customer sees a price before they pay. Their whole product is a single page and junk removal is not on it. Verified Sep 29, 2026.
Verified yesVerified noPartial, see noteNot published by the vendor
Why a question mark instead of an X. If a vendor does not publish something, we leave it open rather than score it against them. Four of these cells stay blank because the answer needs a paid account to find out. We would rather show you the hole than guess.
The whole category

Eight competitors, side by side. And us

Every competitor cell below comes from that vendor's own website, read on July 15, 2026 unless the cell says otherwise. Our own column is not a website check: it is what the product does today, September 30, 2026. Sources are listed at the bottom of this page.

Verified 7/15/26Vendor sites only25 cells left blank on purpose2 not checked yet
FeatureHaulHQJobber
What it costs
Pricing modelUsage based$0/mo + $1.50/jobSubscriptionBanded by team size
Price published on their siteVerified yesIn full, no callVerified yes
Entry price$0No monthly subscription$49/moSolo only, Core tier
Ceiling$149/moPer service type, capped$699/moPlus at 11-15, then Contact Sales
UsersUnlimited1 / 5 / 10 / 15Fixed per team size band
Card paymentsStripe's rate + 1.5%Our 1.5% platform fee counts toward the $149 per-service-type cap2.9% + 30¢All in, same on every tier
What it does for haulers
Junk removal featuresVerified yesLoad size pricingVerified absentMarketing page only
Dumpster and container inventoryVerified yesVerified absentDelivery is a calendar event
Customer can book onlineVerified yesVerified yesEvery tier
Customer sees a price before bookingVerified yesBoth verticals. Tenants choose whether the number shows at size selection or in the booking modal, but it always shows before the customer booksNot published
Two way textingVerified yesIncluded · 100 texts/mo free, then $0.02Verified yesGrow tier and up only
Review requests, automatedVerified yesVerified yesTier not stated
AI featuresVerified yesChatbot quotes from your price book, negotiates to your floor, books the jobVerified yesChat, voice, receptionist add-on
Verified on the vendor's site Verified absentNot published The vendor does not say, so neither do weNot verified We have not checked it yet, so we are not scoring it
Two vendors you might expect to see here. QuoteIQ is left out because they are not in this category: junk, dumpster, and hauling all return zero matches on their site. ServiceTitan is enterprise field service and we have not put it through this verification pass, so we are not going to put words in their mouth. If you are shopping ServiceTitan, you are probably not shopping us.

And how the DRS column got filled in. It was mostly blank until DRS got a features pass of its own. That pass ran July 17, 2026, and the verified cells above were filled from it, mirroring the audited DRS comparison page. Two cells stay open: whether a first-time customer sees a price before booking, which their site implies but never states, and their AI features, which we have not checked yet. Those stay blank and labeled until we can verify them, same as everywhere else on this page.

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Written up in full: DRS vs Docket

How the industry prices

Four ways to charge a hauler

Before you compare numbers, understand the models. Three of these eight will not give you a number at all without a sales call.

Model 1

Flat monthly

One price, unlimited users, pay it whether you did 4 jobs or 400. Simple, and genuinely cheap if you run high volume in one vertical.

Bin Boss $99iCans $99 / $159
Model 2

Priced by how big you are

The bill moves with your team size or your can count. Hire a second person, or buy your 21st can, and the price steps up whether or not revenue did.

Jobber, by team sizeDRS, by can countWorkiz, 5 seats then extra
Model 3

Book a call to find out

No number on the site. You give a rep your revenue and truck count before you learn what it costs, which means the price can be a function of what you just told them.

WorkizDocketTrashLab
Model 4, ours

Pay by the job, not the month

$0 base. $1.50 per completed job, 1.5% platform fee on cards on top of Stripe's rate. Capped at $149/mo per service type. Slow February costs you almost nothing. Big June is still capped.

HaulHQUnlimited usersNo contract
3 of the 8make you book a demo to learn the price. Of the five who publish one, not one charges $0 to start.
Head to head

The full breakdowns

One page per platform. Including the parts where they beat us.

HaulHQ vs

Jobber

Publishes pricing0 of 3 legs

The biggest brand in field service, and a real product. But the junk removal page sells a product that has no junk features in it, and two way texting starts at the Grow tier.

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HaulHQ vs

Docket

Demo gated2 of 3 legs

Our closest rival, and they say out loud that they are the only ones doing junk plus dumpsters. They are not, and their customer never sees a price before the driver knocks.

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HaulHQ vs

Bin Boss

Publishes pricing2 of 3 legs

$99 flat, unlimited users, real book and pay checkout, built by an operator. If you only rent dumpsters and never touch junk, this is a fair fight.

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HaulHQ vs

DRS

Publishes pricing2 of 3 legs

Priced by can count, which nobody else does, and bundled with marketing services. They admit on their own site that there is no customer portal.

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HaulHQ vs

Workiz

Demo gated1 of 3 legs

The strongest competitor we compare against: 5,000 plus organizations, an AI receptionist, a full phone system. All three tiers priced by demo, and their booking flow never promises your customer a price.

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HaulHQ vs

iCans

Publishes pricing1 of 3 legs

The best container tracking in the category, $99 or $159, unlimited users, built by a guy running 600 dumpsters. Roll-off only, and booking runs through a login.

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How we verify

The rules we hold ourselves to

A comparison page written by a vendor is marketing. Here is what we do so this one is worth your time anyway.

RULE 01

Vendor sites only

Every number comes from the competitor's own live site. We never source a rival's price from another rival's comparison page. That is exactly how the wrong numbers spread in this category.

RULE 02

Unclear stays blank

If a vendor does not publish it, the cell says "not published." We do not turn a hole in their marketing into an X on our page.

RULE 03

Dated, and re-checked

Every page carries the date it was verified. Prices move. When we catch a change, the date moves with it. We re-check the whole set quarterly.

RULE 04

We publish our own losses

Where a competitor is better, we say so on their page and in this table. Bin Boss ($99 flat) and iCans (from $99) are unlimited users, and at high volume in one vertical they beat our cap. iCans tracks containers better than we do. That is in writing on their pages.

Questions

The obvious objections

You should not trust it. You should check it. That is why every claim on this page is dated and points at the competitor's own page, so you can verify any line in about thirty seconds. We also list where they beat us, which is not something a page written to close you would do.

We re-check the whole set quarterly and update the verified date at the top of every page. Pricing in this category moves, and one of these vendors pulled their prices off their own site earlier this year. If you find a number here that is stale, tell us and we will fix it and re-date the page.

Because an X is a claim. If a vendor does not publish whether they do something, the honest answer is that we do not know, not that they cannot. Some of these blanks can only be resolved with a paid account on the other platform. If we get one, we will fill them in.

There is no monthly subscription. You pay $1.50 per completed job, plus a 1.5% platform fee on card payments that sits on top of Stripe's own processing rate. Job fees and our platform fee combined cap at $149/mo per service type. If you run junk and dumpsters, that is $298 at the absolute ceiling. A slow month is a small bill, which is the entire point of the model.

It depends on what you run. If dumpsters are your whole business and you never touch junk, Bin Boss ($99 flat) and iCans (from $99) are honestly strong, both with unlimited users, and at high volume in one vertical a flat plan can beat our $149/mo per-service-type cap. iCans tracks containers better than we do. If you run junk removal alongside dumpsters, or you want your customer to see a real price online before they book, we are the only platform in the table above with all three. Read the matrix, check the sources at the bottom of the page, and pick the software that fits the business you actually run.

If you only rent dumpsters and never touch junk, Bin Boss ($99 flat) and iCans (from $99) are honestly good and you should look at them. If you run four other trades besides hauling, Jobber's ecosystem is real. If you do junk and dumpsters and you want your customer to see a price before they book, we are the only one on this page who does that.

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Sources, all checked July 15, 2026

  • Jobber getjobber.com/pricing, /industries/junk-removal-software
  • Workiz workiz.com/pricing-plans, /features, /industries/junk-removal, /blog (upgraded cells verified July 20, 2026)
  • Docket yourdocket.com/pricing, /junk-removal-software
  • DRS dumpsterrentalsystems.com/comparison/drs-vs-docket; /junk-removal-software/; /pricing/ and the Master Services Agreement (features, junk coverage and the no-published-card-rate check, all July 17, 2026)
  • Bin Boss mybinboss.com/pricing, /features, /bin-boss-terms-of-service (0.75% payment platform fee, verified Jul 16, 2026)
  • iCans icans.ai
  • TrashLab trashlab.com
  • BinBooker binbooker.com, a single-page site: their features list, pricing and FAQ are all on it, and all of it was checked September 29, 2026
  • HaulHQ our own published pricing, same numbers as our pricing page