The driver tips the can, snaps the scale ticket on the phone, and types the tons. The extra days and the overage are worked out and waiting for you. You approve every line, and the invoice goes out that afternoon with the ticket number on it. Set it up at the kitchen table in about ten minutes, then run it from the truck.
Scale ticket in. Overage billed. Nobody argues.
Founding trial
For every business that starts by Nov 11. Nothing charged today.
Quote accepted creates the job. Job done creates the invoice. You never drag a card.
7-minute walkthrough in the real app, filmed on a junk removal account. Yours comes set up for dumpster rental.
Free for 14 days. Nothing charged today.
Sign up from your phone. Set it up from your computer: about 10 minutes on a tablet or computer.
You run the truck. The settlement runs on the close-out. Nothing typed twice, nothing charged without your tap.
Size, address, date
Send the order. The customer approves it and pays it from their phone, the whole rental up front by default, and the drop-off and the pickup a week later go on the schedule together, on one job, with the included days and tons carried from the price book. Each trip gets its own confirmation and 24-hour reminder text.
Day 3 of 7
Each job carries its window: day 3 of 7, pickup Thursday, 2 tons included. Past the window it reads overdue on the board and on the phone, so the can nobody called about is flagged before you go looking. The day before pickup the customer gets the rental note with your extra-day price in it.
At the landfill
Weight on the scale ticket, the ticket number, a photo of the ticket, and a tap for anything extra in the load: a mattress, tires, a fridge. Submit. If a pickup happens and no close-out comes in, the office gets a row for it, so a ticket never rides around in a cup holder again.
Back at the office
The close-out lands as proposed lines: 2 extra days, 1.4 tons over, the mattress. Waive the days for a contractor you want to keep, change a quantity, add a line from the price book. Apply, and the invoice goes out the usual way with the ticket number in the text. The photo stays on the job for the day a customer asks.
Free for 14 days. Nothing charged today.
Sign up from your phone. Set it up from your computer: about 10 minutes on a tablet or computer.
Extra days, overage, a dry run. Every roll-off operator has eaten all three in the last 60 days.
You quoted her seven days. The can has been in the driveway ten, nobody called, and the extra-day line never made it onto anything. Day eleven you eat it rather than make the awkward call.
Four tons on a 2-ton can. The ticket rides in the truck until Friday, the office builds the invoice Monday, and the overage bill lands nine days after the can left. "What overage?" Now you're arguing $85 a ton over a photo you have to go find.
Driver rolls up at 7. A Tahoe is parked across the pad and nobody answers the door. He waits twenty minutes and leaves for the next drop. You call at noon and she swears nobody told her a time. Nothing on your side says otherwise, so the trip fee stays in your head.
Pick "Dumpster Rental" on signup. Five sizes and a contractor haul-rate account as job types, 16 lead sources, 8 lost reasons, and a 41-item price book with the included days and included tons on every rental load, in the words you already quote. Edit any line, anytime.
Rename a size, reprice a ton, change the included days. Nothing above had to be configured first. Haul junk too? Add your truck-load job types to the same price book and run both trades on one board, one number, one invoice flow.
I spent years helping home service companies get more leads, then watched them hire office managers just to run their CRM. Service Anchor is the fix: one pipeline, pre-loaded for your trade, so you stay on the truck.
Free for 14 days. Nothing charged today.
Sign up from your phone. Set it up from your computer: about 10 minutes on a tablet or computer.
The $29 founding wave closed Sept 16, on schedule. Wave 2 locks $59 a month for life for every roll-off operator who starts a trial by Nov 11. After that, the $79 list price. Flat, with up to 5 logins, and the price never moves when you add a truck.
Card at signup, nothing charged for 14 days, and your first 30 days after that are money-back. Wave 2 closes Nov 11. Sign up from your phone. Set it up from your computer: about 10 minutes on a tablet or computer.
Can't find the answer you're looking for? Talk to a real human about your specific setup.
Chat With Our TeamOne flat price per company. The founding ladder: Wave 1 ($29 a month for life) closed on Sept 16, 2026. Wave 2 is $59 a month for life for every trial started by Nov 11, 2026, and after that the list price is $79 (Solo: every feature, up to 5 users).
Your first 14 days are free. You put a card on file at signup, and nothing is charged until day 14. Cancel before then in one click and nothing is charged. After your first charge, your first 30 days are money-back, no questions asked.
Your card is charged $59 on day 14 and your Wave 2 rate locks for life. Not for you? Cancel before day 14 in one click and nothing is charged. Change your mind after? Your first 30 paid days are money-back.
Need more time? Every trial can be extended once, by 7 days. And nothing is a surprise: we email you on day 11, and the app shows your exact charge date. Cancel is one click in settings, no call required.
Everything. Every feature we ship, up to 5 users (your price never changes when you hire), your business phone number, the carrier registration paperwork and fees, and your texting and calling: up to 1,500 texts and 500 voice minutes a month. No per-user fees, no add-on tiers, no usage bills.
If you regularly send more than that, we reach out and figure it out together. The price does not change behind your back.
On Nov 11, 2026 the ladder reaches its $79 list price, no lock. Each wave locks its own rate, the ladder only goes up, and a closed wave never reopens. Wave 1 ($29 for life) closed on Sept 16, 2026, on schedule.
Starting a trial before the close locks the Wave 2 rate: it is held through your trial and confirmed by your first charge. If you cancel or your account pauses before that, the rate is not locked.
"For life" means as long as your subscription stays active without a 30-day payment lapse, and as long as Service Anchor continues to operate the platform. If you cancel for more than 30 days and come back later, you rejoin at whatever rung the ladder is on then.
We cannot promise the company exists forever. We can promise that for as long as Service Anchor exists and you keep your subscription active, your founding rate is locked. The legal language lives in our Terms of Service under the Founding Member Program section.
Yes. Your customers pay you through Stripe, and the money lands in your own connected account. Card processing is a flat 3.5% + $0.30 per transaction: every card type, one rate, no monthly minimums, no surcharges.
Yes. The pipeline, scheduling, estimates and proposals, invoicing, payments, booking requests, deposits, and texting and calling all run today for paying customers. The roadmap still moves fast, and founding members steer it: feature requests go straight to the founder.
They can request a time. Your booking page shows real openings from your schedule, the request lands on your phone, and you approve it. Nothing is booked until you say so, so there are no double bookings.
Yes. Turn on proposals and every estimate carries scope of work, warranty, terms, and your license number, with a photo on any line. Pick a layout and your accent color once and every estimate and invoice matches. The customer signs on their phone and gets a copy by email.
Yes. Turn deposits on in Admin (Feature Toggles, then Deposits) and every estimate asks for one: a percent of the estimate you set once, pre-filled and editable on every quote. The customer signs, then pays the deposit from their own phone. Reminder texts go out on day 1 and day 3 and stop the moment it is paid, and the deposit shows as a credit on the final invoice.
Home-service operators running 1 to 5 trucks: junk removal, moving, pressure washing, and 5 more trades with pre-configured setups. If you are quoting jobs, dispatching a small crew, and chasing invoices from your phone, this was built for you.
It replaces the spreadsheet-plus-texts-plus-paper system, or a bigger CRM that charges for every tech you add. It is not built for franchises or 20-truck enterprises, and we would rather tell you that now.
Two ways. First, one board runs the whole job: lead, quote, schedule, invoice, paid. When a quote is accepted the job is created. When the job is done the invoice exists. When it is paid, the review request goes out. You never drag a card or re-type a thing.
Second, the price is flat. Everything is in the one plan: texting, calling, the follow-up suite, every user up to 5. No add-ons, no per-tech fees, one number.
Yes. Service Anchor has distinct user roles and permissions. Field technicians see exactly what they need to do the job (schedules, job notes, addresses), and you can restrict them from seeing sensitive business data like total revenue, pricing, or admin settings.
Mobile carriers require a business Tax Identifier (EIN, or SSN for sole proprietors) for A2P 10DLC business registration before your texts can be delivered. There is no path around this at the carrier level, but we built the data flow to keep your Tax ID out of our systems.
You enter it once during texting setup. We forward it directly to the carrier registry and do not write it to our databases. Only the last four digits stay on your account so you can recognize which Tax ID is on file. The registration fees are on us. The full description is in our Privacy Policy under "Information you provide directly" and "Data retention."
Not a native app from an app store, and we are not going to promise you a date for one. What you have today installs to an iOS or Android home screen like an app, so your crew logs in from a phone or tablet browser to see schedules, update job statuses, and pull customer details with nothing to download.
Setup itself belongs on a computer. A tablet or computer is the office, where you set things up and run the operation, and your phone is the field.
Sign up from your phone, sure. Then set it up from your computer. Service Anchor works like your business does: a tablet or computer is the office, where you set up and run the operation, and your phone is the field, for calls, texts, and today's jobs. Give it about 10 minutes to start.
We want to build it. The roadmap is driven by the people running on it. Tell us what you are missing and it goes straight to the founder, and we prioritize what real operators actually ask for.
Free for 14 days. Then $59 a month, locked for life, everything included: every feature, your business line, texting and calling. The $29 wave closed Sept 16, on schedule. After Wave 2, list is $79. The ladder only goes up.
