Dumpster Net Hub · updated 2026-08-08

How to sell an order on the Hub in Dumpster Controls

Listing an order takes under a minute: set your asking price, pick how long the listing lives, and publish. Another verified company delivers while you keep your margin.

Before you start

Your company is Hub authorized.
The order has not been delivered yet.
For orders the customer paid by card on the platform: your Stripe payout setup is complete (otherwise the button tooltip reads "Complete Stripe Connect setup to sell on the Hub").

## Start from your operations board
In the Waiting Delivery view of your operations, click the "Sell on Hub" button on the order row (on mobile cards the button is labeled "Hub"). Junk removal jobs have the same "Sell on Hub" button on the Junk Removal page. If you are not authorized yet, the button opens the access request instead.
## Review the order summary
The "Sell Order to Network Hub" modal ("List this order on the marketplace for other companies") shows the order, size, delivery date, and "Original Order Value". The address shows only city, state, and ZIP with the note "Exact address hidden until accepted", and the customer name is masked.
## Pick the waste type
Choose from the "Waste Type" list: "Household", "Construction Debris", "Roofing", "Yard Waste", "Concrete / Heavy", or "Mixed / Dirty". Buyers filter and judge listings by this badge.
## Set the return timer
"Return if not accepted within" offers 6, 12, 24, or 48 hours, with the note "If the listing expires, order automatically returns to your account." Orders due today are fixed at "4 hours (max for same-day delivery)" and warn: "This order is due today. If no partner accepts it within 4 hours, the listing is canceled automatically and returns to you for action."
## Set your asking price
Under "Your ask", answer "How much do you want to sell it for?". A green "Your gross profit" box shows what you keep ("Gross, before the platform and card fees."). If you ask more than the order value, a warning notes you would lose money on this.
## Confirm and publish
Check "I confirm this order has NOT been delivered yet." and the terms agreement, then click "Publish on Hub". If the order needs owner funding (paid outside the platform or unpaid), a payment panel appears instead; see the funding article.

What happens next

A toast confirms "Listed on Network Hub!" with "Your order is now live. Auto-returns in {hours}h if unclaimed."
The order row now shows an "On Hub · Waiting for partner" chip with the time left, and the action button becomes "Cancel Hub Listing".
When a company accepts, your "My Listings" tab shows the listing as "Accepted" by a "Verified Network Member". After they deliver and confirm with a photo, the money splits: the executor receives the full asking amount and you keep the rest.

Troubleshooting

The "Sell on Hub" button is disabled.

For card-paid platform orders, hover the button: "Complete Stripe Connect setup to sell on the Hub" means your payout account needs finishing first. On junk jobs paid in cash, the tooltip reads "Only Payment Link (credit card) orders can be listed on the Hub".

I see a payment panel instead of the publish button.

The customer's money is not on the platform (cash, check, or unpaid), so the listing must be owner-funded by card. Follow the "fund a Hub order" article.

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Frequently asked questions

Is Dumpster Controls really free?

Yes. The entire app is free for any company at any fleet size: dispatch, online booking, the driver app, invoicing, the Tresha AI assistant and every other feature, with no monthly fee, no trial period and no credit card to sign up. The only cost on the free plan is optional card processing when a customer pays by card through the platform: 2.99% plus $3.99 per transaction on the free plan. The entire app is free; an optional $169 per month plan lowers that to 2.99% plus $0.30 and adds a Sponsored spotlight in the public company directory. Prices as published on dumpstercontrols.io/pricing on 2026-09-23.

Do you charge per driver, per truck or per order?

No. There is no per-driver, per-truck, per-user or per-order fee, and no order limit. A company with one truck and a company with twenty pay the same for the software: nothing.

Is there a contract?

No. There is no contract, no minimum term and no setup fee. You create the account yourself, and on the free plan there is nothing to cancel because nothing is billed. The optional $169 lower card rate plan is billed month to month.

Which countries and languages are supported?

Dumpster Controls serves hauling companies in the United States and Canada. The app interface and the Tresha AI assistant are available in English, Spanish and Portuguese. The public pages, such as the blog, the help center and the landfill finder, are in English.

How do I switch from another dumpster software?

Create a free account at dumpstercontrols.io/login, with no sales call and no credit card. Then import your customers from a CSV file using the template provided in the app; past orders can also be imported from a CSV. Container sizes and pricing are set up in Settings. The landfill database, with 1,750 active US and Canadian landfills as counted on 2026-10-23, is already loaded, so disposal sites do not need to be typed in. Step-by-step guides are at dumpstercontrols.io/help.