Junk Removal · updated 2026-08-08

What your customer sees on the junk checkout in Dumpster Controls

The public checkout is a two-step flow, "Details" then "Pay", branded with your logo and colors. Knowing it helps you support customers mid-booking.

1. 1

   Step 1: "Details"

   Under the headline "Schedule Junk Removal. Instantly.", the customer picks a "Job Type" ("Curbside Pickup", "Garage Cleanout", or "Construction Debris") and a "Load Size" from the fractions you priced, each with a short description (your pricing "Notes" text when set). They enter their ZIP and address, choose the "Job Date", and optionally a "Preferred Start (optional)" time.

2. 2

   Service-area check

   The ZIP is checked against your service area live: "You're within our service area!" in green, or "Outside our service area" in red, which blocks the booking.

3. 3

   Step 2: "Pay"

   The customer fills "Full Name", "Phone", and "Email", then clicks "Initialize Secure Payment" to load the card form. A "Billing Address" section defaults to "Same as delivery address". Payment is by card only.

4. 4

   "Order Summary"

   A running summary shows the location, job type, load size, and date, with price lines: "Base price", "Crew surcharge" (when crew options carry a surcharge), "Promo discount", "Sales tax", "Processing fee" (per your fee-handling setting), and "Total". Promo codes from your booking settings work here too.

5. 5

   Confirmation

   After the "Process Payment" button succeeds, the success screen "Request Confirmed!" shows the order summary with the new job number and a "What happens next?" list: "Confirmation sent", "Crew dispatched", and "Need help?" with your company name.