For haulers
Stop paying for the same lead as four other firms
A flat monthly fee for an area, with a hard cap on how many companies are in it. Not per lead, not an auction, and nothing you can pay to move up.
Paying per lead
- You pay whether or not the customer ever replies
- The same enquiry is sold to several firms at once
- Costs rise with your busiest months
- Spending more moves you up the page
Here
- One fee a month, known in advance
- A capped number of firms in the area
- The customer picks at most three, and picks you
- Nothing you can buy changes the order
Areas open now
No area is open yet
We open one at a time, and only once the disposal rules for it have been read by a person. An area where we cannot answer a customer’s question is worth nothing to you, so it stays shut until it is.
Tell us where you work and you go on the list for it. Where companies are asking is half of how we decide what opens next; the other half is where customers are searching from.
What you are signing up to
What does it cost?
A flat monthly fee for an area. Not per lead, not a percentage of the job, and no charge that moves with how busy you are. The fee for each open area is shown on this page before you sign up for anything.
How many other companies will be in my area?
A fixed number, set per area and shown on this page. When an area is full it is full. That is the whole point: you are not bidding against everyone who signed up this morning.
Can I pay to appear higher?
No, and it is not a policy we could quietly drop. The function that orders companies is not given any field representing money, and a test asserts its exact inputs, so adding one breaks the build rather than changing the order.
What do you check before I can appear?
The permissions that apply where you work, against the body that issues them, with a date on the record. In England that is read from the public register automatically and re-checked on a schedule. Everywhere else a person does it, because no machine-readable register exists.
Do I have to give you my prices?
Yes, and that is the deal. You publish a price list, quotes are assembled from it, and the customer can see the breakdown. It is also what protects you: the customer sees the same list the quote came from, so there is no argument about where the number came from.
What we do not have yet
No area is open, so there are no customers on here to send you today, and card payment is not connected yet either. We would rather you knew that now than found it out after filling in a form. What exists is the disposal data, the verification, the price publishing and the quote routing, all working.