Split systems
What running split systems costs
Trucks, systems, and missed pickups in. A monthly and an annual figure out.
Resources
Run your numbers. Take the checklists.
Seven calculators that work right on the page, six downloads built to be printed and carried, and long answers to the questions operators type into a search box. The tools ask for nothing. The downloads cost one email address, and that price is written where you can see it.
7 tools / 6 downloads / 7 long-form answers / 4 posts
Do the math
Seven tools that run on your numbers.
Type in trucks, routes, rates, missed pickups. The result renders on the page every time, before any email field appears. Take the number and leave if you want. That is the deal.
Unbilled fees
The revenue that leaks past billing
Overage, damage, and extra pickups you did but never invoiced, estimated from your own week.
Idle assets
How much of the fleet sits still
A utilization rate for each asset type, from the counts in your yard.
Double bookings
Assets promised to two sites at once
Enter a week of placements and the checker flags every overlap.
The whole operation
A scorecard for your dispatch day
A short diagnostic. It returns a score and names the weakest link.
Customer comms
The ETA text, exactly as a customer reads it
Type a name, an asset, and a time window, and read the message your customer would get, word for word.
Print and carry
Six downloads that cost one email.
Built to leave the screen: print one, hand it to a driver lead, take it into a vendor call. Each one sits behind an email gate. That is the whole price, and it is on the door, not the checkout.
Field operations checklist
The dead-zone audit
Map every spot where your field app fails, in one afternoon, with airplane mode and your drivers.
Email gatedDispatch operations audit
The multi-asset workflow audit
A one-page tally of where split systems cost you jobs, hours, and drivers.
Email gatedSwitching checklist
Before you switch dispatch tools
What to export first, what to ask every vendor, and how to run the parallel period.
Email gatedPricing framework
What to charge
Build your rate from your own costs instead of matching the cheapest shop in the county.
Email gatedTemplates
The customer-comms swipe file
The texts that stop the where-is-my-driver calls. Fill in the blanks and send.
Email gatedField operations guide
The offline-first field app guide
The five-minute airplane-mode test and the sync questions for any vendor call.
Email gatedWhat you searched
Straight answers to the questions you typed.
Four long-form guides and three comparisons that give the incumbent credit before drawing the line. Written for the operator asking, not the vendor grading.
Guides
What dispatch software for dumpster rental should actually do
The five-point buyer's checklist, written from the operator's side of the desk.
What is multi-asset dispatch software?
The category, defined: one board for every asset type you rent.
Multi-asset operators are running 3 systems
Why the spreadsheet-plus-two-tools stack costs real money, and what replacing it requires.
What offline-first actually means for field apps
Offline-tolerant lets you look. Offline-first lets you work. The airplane-mode test tells you which one you have.
Comparisons
A Jobber alternative for dumpster rental
Jobber models the visit. A rental is an asset that sits on a site for weeks. Where that breaks.
A ServiceCore alternative
What ServiceCore does well, where operators go looking, and an honest side by side.
A Docket alternative
Same standard: credit where it is due, and the gaps that send operators shopping.
Ran a number that stung?
Book 30 minutes with the founder. Bring the figure the calculator handed you and walk through what closing it takes. No deck.
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