Junk removal software that also brings you customers

Quote by the truckload, book same-day pickups and get paid on site from one app — and get a free Fixerlane listing that puts you in front of homeowners searching for junk removal.

Listing and leads free forever · 7-day trial, no card · then $19.99/month

How a junk removal week runs in Fixerlane

Homeowners who need it gone now

Junk removal is booked on impulse. Your free listing puts you in front of homeowners searching nearby, and they can request or book a time straight from it.

Lead inbox →

Photos before you roll a truck

Your request form can ask for photos of the pile, stairs or not, and what is in it, so you can give a range before driving out.

Lead inbox →

Price by the truckload

Quote from ⅛ truck to a full load, single items and disposal fees for mattresses and appliances — from your price book, in under a minute.

Quoting →

Same-day pickups on a map

Add a pickup to today, see the day’s stops on a map with directions, and send an “On my way” notification by email and app.

Scheduling →

Before and after, then get paid on site

Photo the pile and the empty garage on the job checklist. Adjust the load on the invoice if it was bigger than the photos, and take the card payment before you leave.

Invoicing →

Dump fees and fuel against the job

Log dump and transfer-station fees as expenses on the job. Job costing shows which loads actually made money.

Software that also finds you the work

Most junk removal software assumes you already have the customers. Fixerlane is also where homeowners look for a pro: claim your free listing and people searching for junk removal near them can find you, call you and send you an enquiry. The listing and the leads stay free, whether or not you ever pay for the tools.

A junk removal quote, line by line

Quote in the units the work is actually measured in, with quantities that are not rounded into drift. A starter junk removal price list comes with the price book — change every price to your own before you send anything.

  • Junk removal — ½ truck1 load
  • Junk removal — ⅛ truck1 load
  • Single item pickup2 items
  • Appliance / mattress disposal fee2 each
  • Heavy debris — concrete1 load
  • Stairs or long carry1 job

What Fixerlane does not do yet

Listed here rather than discovered after you sign up:

  • Automatic route optimisation and dispatch with dump stops — you see the day on a map and set the order yourself
  • GPS fleet tracking
  • Weight tracking for dump fees — add the fee to the invoice as a line
  • Customer financing
  • Text message reminders — customers get email and app notifications instead

One price, the whole crew

Fixerlane is $19.99 a month or $149.99 a year, with no charge per user. Fixerlane + AI is $29.99 a month and adds an assistant that drafts quotes, schedules visits and answers questions about your business. Both start with a 7-day free trial.

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Common questions

What is junk removal software?
One place to take bookings, quote loads, schedule trucks and crews, and get paid — instead of a phone full of photos, a calendar and a payment app that do not talk to each other.
Can I price by the truckload?
Yes. The price book can load a starter list with ⅛, ¼, ½ and full-truck loads, single-item pickup and a disposal fee, which you then set to your own prices.
Can customers send photos before I quote?
Yes. Add a photo question to your request form and the photos arrive with the enquiry.
Can customers book online?
Yes. Homeowners can book from your Fixerlane listing, and the booking arrives with your other enquiries.
Can I take payment on site?
Yes. Send the invoice from the job and the customer pays by card through Stripe, straight into your account. You can also ask for a deposit on larger quotes.
Can I use it with more than one truck?
Yes. Add crew members and crews at no extra cost — there are no per-user charges — and assign each pickup to a person or a crew.
Do I need a credit card for the trial?
No. The 7-day trial needs no card, and nothing renews unless you choose a plan.

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