Price it at the curb. Paid before the truck is full.
One number in writing when the garage door opens, the pay link texted before you drive off, and three trucks on one dispatcher's schedule, even when the dispatcher is you.
- No credit card
- No contracts
- Unlimited users
Sounds familiar?
You priced the load in the driveway, and it doubled when the garage door opened.
The customer only remembers the first number.
Three trucks, one dispatcher, and the dispatcher is you.
Every reshuffle is a phone call while you're carrying a couch.
"Just Venmo me" turns into "I thought I already did."
You do enough $180 jobs that you can't remember either.
Built for the curb, not the office.
Quote it at the curb, get paid before the truck is full, and keep three trucks on one schedule, even when the dispatcher is you.
Payments
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Text the link, get paid
The daughter handling her dad's estate lives two states away. Text her the link, she taps, the invoice marks itself paid, and your phone buzzes to say so.
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Bank transfer for the big cleanouts
A $2,100 hoarder cleanout on a card costs you 3.2% plus 30 cents. Offer ACH at about 1.1% and keep the difference.
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Cash at the curb, logged
Customer hands you cash as you pull the straps. Log it against the invoice in the app, and the books match what's in your pocket.
Schedule & dispatch
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Book the pickup from the scale house
The call comes in while you're waiting on the scale. Tap the day, type the address and the load size, done. It's on the calendar before the gate arm lifts.
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Order the stops yourself
Drag the day into the order you want to drive it, the two east-side cleanouts back to back. Fewer miles on the truck, one more load before the dump closes.
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Your helper sees his stops
Assign the pickup and it lands on your helper's phone with the address, the gate code, and what the customer said is in the garage. Nobody asks you where they're going next.
Also in FieldFlow
Invoicing & estimates
Price it on site, convert the quote to an invoice in one tap, and the customer gets one number, in writing.
- Price the load at the tailgate
- Estimate to invoice, one tap
- Reminders that send themselves
Team management
Every truck sees its own pickups, taps Start and Complete, and hours per crew come in without a phone call.
- Crew see the job, not the price
- Hours per person per pickup
- Every helper on the same $19
Accounting
Dump fees, fuel, the tarp: receipts photographed at the transfer station, categorized, on the P&L that day.
- Profit after the dump fees
- Dump tickets by photo
- Mileage per load
Customer database
The alley access, the gate code, and photos of what you hauled last time, on the profile before you back in.
- Every pickup on record
- Gate codes and dock rules
- Before and after, on the job
A day with FieldFlow as a junk hauler
Five pickups, two dump runs, and every invoice sent from the curb.
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Coffee, phone, five pickups.
Open FieldFlow at the kitchen table. Five pickups are on today's calendar with addresses, load sizes, and the notes from each call. You can already count the dump runs: two.
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First stop, the garage cleanout.
Your helper reads the same job on his phone on the way over: gate code, 'single-car garage, furniture and boxes.' You walk it, confirm the full-load price you quoted, and start loading.
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Tailgate shut, invoice sent.
Tap Create Invoice, add Full truck load and Mattress fee from your saved items, and text the link. $450 lands before you back out of the driveway, and the invoice marks itself paid.
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Scale house.
Snap the transfer station ticket, $85, and file it as a dump fee. It's in today's profit before you're back on the highway.
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A property manager wants weekly hauls.
Renovation site, one load every Friday. Create the customer, note the loading dock hours, and set the job to repeat weekly. It books itself from here on.
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Crew wraps the estate basement.
They mark it complete and stop their timers across town. Their before-and-after photos are on the job for the record, and you text the estate attorney the pay link from the truck.
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Truck empty, day closed.
Five pickups, two dump runs, $2,100 collected and headed to your bank through Stripe. Tomorrow's stops are already on your helper's phone. You spend the evening on the couch, not on invoices.
Everything included
Two trucks, three helpers, one $19/month.
- Price
- $19/month
- Users
- Unlimited
- Free trial
- 90days
No credit card required
Quote at the curb, paid at the tailgate.
$19/month for the whole crew. Every feature included. No contracts, no card to start.
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