Growth
Dumpster broker software and marketplace
List the jobs you cannot run, take the ones near you. No hub fees.
- Verified network of dumpster companies
- No hub fees: the executor gets the full asking amount
- Escrow released on photo-confirmed delivery
No credit card · No contract · Forever free plan
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Last updated September 28, 2026 Published by Dumpster Controls, built by a software group led by a founder with 20+ years in enterprise IT who also ran a roll-off business for four years
What you get on day one
- Marketplace of orders near you, filtered by distance and price
- List an order with your asking price and how long the listing lives
- Accept an order and it drops into your operations as a normal order
- Escrow released after photo-confirmed delivery
- No hub fees: the executor receives the full asking amount
- Seller and executor dashboards with countdowns and escrow state
- Hub ledger: released, in escrow and every transaction
- Fund Hub Order for jobs paid outside the platform
Counted in our production database on September 28, 2026. Updated monthly.
380+
Companies on Dumpster Controls
34 states + Canada
Where it runs
140+
Trucks registered
1,386
Dumpster companies in our public directory
How dumpster broker software protects both sides
Dumpster broker software in Dumpster Controls is the Dumpster Network Hub, a marketplace where verified companies hand work to each other. A paid order outside your reach, or a day when your trucks are full, gets listed with your asking price and another verified company delivers it.

The real Hub marketplace with a new job posted nearby, sample data.
There are no hub fees. The company that executes the order receives the full asking amount, and the only platform cost is the standard card processing fee of your plan, charged once when the card payment is processed.
Funds are held in escrow and released after the executor confirms delivery with photos. Cash transactions are not allowed.
Authorization
Upload your W-9, Certificate of Insurance and Business Registration, sign the Network Hub agreement and submit for review. Approved companies get a Hub Authorized badge.
Privacy
A listing shows only city, state and ZIP until it is accepted; the customer's name is masked and companies appear to each other as Verified Network Member.
Address after acceptance
The exact delivery address is shared with the executor only after acceptance, and only to deliver the job.

A listed job: price, distance, and only city, state and ZIP until accepted.

Seller and executor views, sample data.
Before and after
Before
- A job 60 miles out is declined, or subbed out by phone with a handshake
- The sub is paid by check, weeks later, after an argument about photos
- Nobody knows which partner has capacity tomorrow
After
- The job is listed with your price and a verified company takes it
- Escrow releases on the delivery photos
- The marketplace shows what is open near you
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List the jobs you cannot run, take the ones near you. No hub fees.