Pricing
No monthly fee. You only pay when you get paid.
The big dumpster and field-service platforms charge a monthly bill — often per truck, plus a setup fee and a contract — before you book a single job. DumpsterVibes charges a small fee per booking, and only when the customer actually pays. Dumpster rental, junk removal, and porta-johns — all three, one price.
$0
per month · per user · per truck · to set up
No credit card to start · no contract · cancel anytime in Support
…then just 1.25% on everything after your fees pass $99 for the month — about $3,000 in bookings.
- No monthly fee, no setup fee, no contract
- No per-truck or per-user charge — unlimited users, trucks, and dumpsters
- First 15 jobs completely free
- Online booking, junk quoting, and porta-john scheduling
- Driver app on web + native iOS/Android, dispatch, live map
- Automatic customer texts, weight-ticket billing, reports & CSVs
- Payments straight to your own Stripe account
Add your own website
A hosted, bookable site — or a Book Now button that drops into the website you already own. Customers book and pay 24/7. Optional; the core platform is fully usable without it.
See website options →Earn it back
Recruit another hauling company and earn a commission on their volume, paid to your Stripe account after each month closes. Enough referrals and the platform pays for itself.
What you'd actually pay
Real fee math, straight from the engine that bills you — not a list price you have to book a demo to see.
| Your bookings this month | Total platform fee | Everything else |
|---|---|---|
| Slow month — $2,000 | $65 | $0 |
| Steady month — $5,000 | $123 | |
| Booming month — $20,000 | $311 |
“Everything else” is monthly fee + setup + per-user + per-truck + contract — $0 on every one, every month. Card processing is Stripe's standard rate, paid to Stripe. Your live fee meter is on your dashboard.
How that compares
Most dumpster and field-service platforms bill a fixed monthly amount — commonly per truck — with a setup fee and a contract, and hide the number behind a “book a demo” wall. Here's the difference in structure.
| DumpsterVibes | Typical hauling / field-service software | |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly fee | None | Fixed monthly bill, often per truck |
| Setup / implementation fee | None | Common, sometimes four figures |
| Per-user / per-truck charge | None — unlimited | Scales your bill as you grow |
| Contract | None — cancel anytime | Often required |
| Free to start | Yes — first 15 jobs free | Rare; usually a demo first |
| Public pricing | Yes — on this page | Frequently demo-gated |
| Routing & dispatch included | Yes, in the box | Sometimes a top-tier upsell |
| Pay only when you get paid | Yes | No — you owe the fee regardless |
Comparison reflects how hauling and field-service software is commonly sold; specific vendors' terms vary and change. We publish our numbers so you never have to guess.
The fine print, in plain English
Pay only when you get paid
The platform fee comes off a booking at the moment the customer pays — never a bill you owe up front. No job, no fee. It is the lowest-risk way to run software for a hauling business.
Your first 15 jobs are free
Take real bookings, dispatch them, and get paid before DumpsterVibes charges you anything. No card to start, no trial clock counting down while you set up.
Your money, your Stripe
Every company connects its own Stripe account. Customer payments land in your balance and pay out to your bank on Stripe's schedule. We never hold your money — the fee simply splits off at payment.
Cash and check count too
Mark them paid in the office and the platform share accrues on your dashboard, then settles from your Stripe balance in one click — from money you already collected, never a surprise card charge.
Nothing hidden, nothing extra
No setup fee, no implementation fee, no per-truck or per-seat charge, no contract, no cancellation penalty. Unlimited users, trucks, and dumpsters are in the box for everyone.
Lock the launch rate
The $99 breakpoint is a limited launch offer. Start now and it stays locked for the lifetime of your account, even after the deal ends. Every hauler who joins later pays whatever the rate is then — you keep yours.
Pricing questions
Is there a monthly fee?
No. There is no monthly fee, no setup or implementation fee, no per-truck or per-user fee, and no contract. You pay a 3.25% platform fee per booking, and only when a customer actually pays. A slow month costs you a few dollars; a month with no jobs costs you nothing.
How does the platform fee work?
One model for every company. Each booking pays 3.25% until your platform fees for the month add up to $99 — that happens at roughly $3,000 in a month — and every dollar after that is billed at just 1.25% for the rest of the month. The meter resets on the first. Your live fee total is on your dashboard at all times.
What do the first jobs cost?
Nothing. New companies get their first 15 jobs with no platform fee at all — take real bookings and get paid before you owe DumpsterVibes a cent. No credit card is required to start.
Do I pay a fee on cash and check jobs?
Only on money you collect. Mark a cash or check job paid in the office and the 3.25% platform share accrues on your dashboard, then settles from your Stripe balance with one click — taken from money already collected, never charged to a card on file.
How much is card processing, and who pays it?
Card processing is Stripe's standard rate and goes to Stripe, not to us. You choose per company whether to absorb it or pass it through as a disclosed line at checkout — capped at exactly what Stripe charges, never marked up.
What does the website add-on cost?
The website plan is $50 a year plus a 1% surcharge per order. It gives you a hosted, bookable site (or a Book Now button that drops into a site you already own) so customers can book and pay 24/7. The core platform fee still applies as normal on those orders.
Can the price go up after I sign up?
The $99 breakpoint is a limited launch offer. Sign up while it's on and it's locked for the lifetime of your account — the rate you start on stays yours even after the launch deal ends.
How do I get paid?
Payments run through your own Stripe account. Customer money lands in your Stripe balance and pays out to your bank on Stripe's standard schedule — DumpsterVibes never holds your money and only takes its platform fee per transaction.
Set up in about 20 minutes. Questions? Knowledge base.
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