Back office platform for regional waste and recycling haulers
Suggested by the multipliers.ai team · Oct 17, 2026
The problem
Regional haulers bill residential, commercial and roll-off customers from older desktop or hosted systems while scale tickets, overages and service changes arrive on paper, by phone and by text. Billable extras slip through, disposal costs are reconciled weeks later, and every acquired hauler adds another customer book to clean up.
Who has this problem
Controllers and operations leaders at independent haulers running from about a dozen to a few hundred trucks.
How we'd know it worked
Every service event, scale ticket and contract term turns into a correct invoice and disposal reconciliation the same day, with no rekeying.
Market facts
There are an estimated 19,879 waste collection services businesses in the U.S. in 2026, up 1.4 percent from 2025.
Source: IBISWorld number of businesses (opens in a new tab), 2026
The private waste and recycling industry directly employed about 450,000 people in mid-2019 with a payroll above 28 billion dollars.
Source: National Waste and Recycling Association (opens in a new tab), 2019
Hauling software is commonly priced at about 50 to 200 dollars per truck per month, with enterprise and custom plans above 1,000 dollars a month.
Source: CurbWaste software FAQ (opens in a new tab), 2026
Weight tickets left on clipboards mean overages and disposal costs get forgotten, and manual tracking lets days-on-site and tonnage charges go unbilled.
Source: CurbWaste software FAQ (opens in a new tab), 2026
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