Answered.Priced.Booked.
The AI receptionist for junk removal. It answers in your company's name, gives callers your prices and books the pickup while your crew is on the truck.
Example call
An illustration- Caller
Hi, can you take away a couch and a mattress?
- Your desk
Yes, we take both. They're priced per item on our list, and the final price is confirmed on site before the crew starts.
- Caller
Good. When could you come?
- Your desk
Thursday between 9 and 11 a.m. is open. Let me read your name and address back, and you're booked.
- Going
- A couch and a mattress
- Pickup window
- Thursday, 9 to 11 a.m.
- Status
- Booked on your calendar
Sent to you by text and email
An unanswered call goes to the next company.
In Invoca's 2026 data, only 52% of calls to home services businesses were answered by a person (65% of calls lasting longer than 15 seconds).
In a CallRail survey of 1,000 US consumers, 82% say they'll call a competitor if a business doesn't answer.
Fewer than 3% of callers who get pushed to voicemail leave a message.
Cross-industry figures: Invoca 2026 (home services; junk removal is not among its nine sub-industries; misdials counted), CallRail 2025 (all business types, self-reported) and Invoca platform data, 2024. Sources: junk removal statistics.
Franchise owners pay for a booking desk.
The independent on the truck now has a desk like that.
A national junk franchise says its 24/7 sales center answers 95% of calls within 60 seconds.
One national junk franchise charges its owners a 5% customer care center fee, and may raise it to 6%.
Another charges 6% of gross sales on the jobs its desk books.
As each franchise publishes it, or as reported from its 2025 or 2026 disclosure document. Sources: junk removal statistics.
Three beats, on every call.
Answered
Picks up every call sent to it, 24/7, in your company's name.
Priced
Your own prices, said the way you wrote them, with the final price confirmed on site.
Booked
The pickup or the estimate visit, in an open arrival window on your Google Calendar.
Every call becomes a job card.
Sent to you by text and email on every new lead and every booking.
- Name
- Number
- Address
- What's going
- The window
Your prices. Never a guess.
The real number is confirmed on site, once the crew sees the job.
Your list, your words
Single items, load sizes, minimums and any fee on the line, said the way you wrote them.
Confirmed on site
A price range always comes with the line that the final price is confirmed on site.
No price, no figure
However hard a caller presses, a job with no price on your list gets the estimate visit or goes to you.
Built on how junk removal books.
A single couch and an estate cleanout never book the same way.
Missed-call text-back
A call you miss gets a text back inviting the job, the place and a photo.
Sales calls turned away
Sales and vendor calls get turned away in your company's name, and never page you.
Your notes are the rules
Callers hear what you haul, what you don't, where you work and your hours, from your notes.
Never turns a caller away over the area
It never tells a caller they're outside your area, and never sends them to another company.
Moves and cancels without a gap
A caller moves a pickup without losing a booked time, or cancels when they ask.
Books onto your Google Calendar
Real open times in your arrival windows, on the calendar we set up with you.
Built for the owner on the truck.
Owner-operators with one to five trucks
You're on the truck when the phone rings. It answers, gives your prices and books while you work.
Multi-truck operators and franchisees
Several trucks or several territories get a custom plan, priced after one conversation.
See pricingThe questions owners ask first.
How is it different from a general AI receptionist?
It's set up for junk removal: your item and load prices said your way, the final price confirmed on site, and the big cleanout booked as an estimate visit or handed to you.
Will it ever make up a price?
No. It gives only the prices on your list. A job with no price gets the estimate visit booked or comes to you with the caller's words, and pressing never changes that.
Does a booking need my OK?
Your choice. Each booking is confirmed or held for your OK, and it tells the caller which. You get the job card by text and email either way.
What changes on my side?
Nothing to install. You forward your calls, every call or only the ones you miss, and we set up your prices, notes, hours, windows and calendar with you.
How is it priced?
JunkLine AI comes as one monthly plan: the AI receptionist answering the calls you send it, 24/7, in your company's name, priced to your company after one conversation, never billed per minute. Multi-truck operators and franchisees with several territories get a custom plan.
Stay on the truck.
The phone is covered.
Callers get answered, priced and booked.