Twenty dollars a bin only works if the street is done in one pass, so sell only where you already drive and take the money at the tap.
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The bread and butter: red, yellow and green done in the afternoon after the truck has been through, while the bins are still on the kerb and empty.
One neighbour books and three more follow. Because the slots offered favour a day you are already in that street, four bookings become one stop rather than four trips.
Commercial bins that smell for a living, cleaned before opening. A bigger bin, a bigger price and a business that pays by card without being asked twice.
A one-off for someone moving out, or a bin the council swapped that arrived filthy. A single booking at a set price with no expectation of a return visit.
See it in action
Priced and booked
Coverage is set to the streets you genuinely run, and the slots offered favour the day already booked nearby, so a four-minute job never has to carry a twenty-minute drive.
Scheduled and dispatched
Because new bookings are pulled towards a day already in that street, four sign-ups on Grove Street become one stop instead of four separate trips.
On the day
Availability is set to the afternoons after council collection, so the page never offers a Tuesday morning in a Wednesday suburb.
Get paid
A twenty dollar job costs more to invoice than it earns, so it is paid online at the point of booking with the receipt emailed on its own before the trailer is loaded.
Less admin, more bookings
The maths in this trade is unforgiving. A four-minute job cannot carry a twenty-minute drive, which means the only question that matters is whether the next booking is near the last one. Set your coverage to the postcodes or the radius you genuinely run, and the slots your page offers are ranked by how little driving they add to the day already booked. That is the difference between a full round and a full tank.
A bin that has not been emptied cannot be cleaned, so your working hours are dictated by a council contractor whose timetable you do not control. Set your availability for each area to the afternoons after collection, and the page will not offer a Tuesday morning in a Wednesday suburb. It is a small thing that stops a wasted drive every single week.
The drive is the cost and the second bin is nearly free, which is why every operator prices two lower than twice one. Put the bin count on the service as options so the customer picks it while booking, and the total updates in front of them. Most people who came for one book two once they can see what the second one costs.
Invoicing a twenty dollar job costs more than the job. Set the service to be paid online at the point of booking and the money is in before you have loaded the trailer, with the receipt emailed on its own. Cards run on Pro at a flat 3%, and the Free plan covers 200 bookings a month with no per-booking fees, which covers a decent round before anything is payable.
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One app for the whole job
Set your coverage area as a list of postcodes, a radius from your base, or a shape you draw on the map. An address outside it cannot get to a booking, so the job never exists.
Yes. Bin count sits on the service as a priced option. They pick it, the total updates on screen, and the amount charged is worked out on our side.
No, and we would rather say so plainly. Bookings do not repeat themselves yet. What you get is the customer on file with their whole history, so rebooking them takes a tap, and they can book themselves again from the same link any time.
That is set per service. Choose paid online at booking and the card is taken up front. Choose to settle afterwards and you can send a payment request they pay from their email, but for a job this size up front is the sane option.