Quote from photos
Customer texts pictures of the pile; the quote goes back with a signature line while they're still motivated. No drive-by estimate for a $250 job.
Junk removal business software for same-day speed
"It's gone by 3pm" is the whole sales pitch.
Nobody comparison-shops junk for a week. They call, and the company that answers, quotes from a couple of photos, and offers today wins. Voicemail is a forfeit in this trade. Answered phone, fast number, open truck slot: that's the entire funnel, and it's exactly the loop Linq runs.
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Junk removal business software for same-day speed
Photo quotes, same-day dispatch & payment
Call to curb-clear in one system.
Same-day slots on the board
Open truck capacity is visible at a glance; the 1pm call becomes the 3pm pickup by drag-and-drop, ETA text included.
Volume pricing without arguments
Quarter-load, half-load, full-load from your price book, in writing, signed on their phone. The number they agreed to is the number.
Paid at the truck
Tap-to-pay when it's loaded, pay link if they're not home. This trade cannot afford invoices that ride around unpaid.
Before-and-after proof
Photos on every job's record: the driveway you left versus the pile you found, fueling the review request that goes out at completion.
The property manager pipeline
Cleanout clients repeat: the property and contact history lives on the record, so the next unit turnover calls you first.
How it works
A pile at 11am, gone by 3.
- 11:04am. Call answered on the first ring by the AI receptionist (Growth plans and up); customer texts photos of a garage pile.
- 11:15am. Half-load quote sent, signed on her phone.
- 11:16am. Dragged into truck two's 2:30 slot; ETA text out.
- 3:10pm. Loaded, tapped, paid. Before-and-after on the record, review request sent from the curb.
Pricing
One flat bill for the whole crew.
Flat monthly, no per-user fees inside your seat count. One truck or five: same flat bill no per-user fees inside your seat count. See /pricing.
Try it on a real week
Fourteen days. Your actual jobs.
Not a sandbox with fake customers in it. Put a real week through the board, answer real calls with it, and see what the Friday number looks like. Fourteen days, no card, cancel any day.
Junk removal software questions
What is junk removal software?
Junk removal software runs the call-to-cleared pipeline: answering, photo quotes, same-day dispatch, payment at the truck and the customer record after. Linq runs the whole loop with the phone answered 24/7 (Growth plans and up).
Can customers send photos for a quote?
Yes: photos come in by text, the quote goes back with volume pricing from your price book, and they sign on their phone. Minutes, not a site visit.
Does it handle same-day jobs?
That's the design: truck capacity on one board, jobs dragged into open slots, automatic ETA texts, tap-to-pay at completion. Same-day is a drag-and-drop, not a scramble.
Does it work for cleanouts and property managers?
Yes: multi-contact records, property history, and quotes with line items for bigger cleanouts, with deposits for the large ones. Repeat commercial work lives on the record.
Is Linq a Workiz alternative for junk removal?
Workiz markets to this trade hard; the structural difference is the bill: their phone and AI answering are metered add-ons, Linq's receptionist is included on Growth plans and up, unmetered. Head-to-head: Linq vs Workiz.
Get started with junk removal software
Answer first. Haul first.
Start free. The next "can you come today" books itself (Growth plans and up).
Linq is junk removal software for shops that would rather be on the tools than at a desk: start free, or put one real week through it on the 14-day trial and judge it on Friday.
