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Per-checkout pickup

Set up once. We read your listing calendar, pull the trash on every checkout, and bill you at the start of each month for the previous month's checkouts, with an itemized receipt by email. Owners keep a card on file; property managers with five or more rentals can be invoiced instead.

    What kind of account is this?

    Pick the one that fits. It changes how you're billed, not what we do.

    Property & contact

    The rental address and how we reach you (not the guest).

    STUB (a) · service-area check. Phase 3 replaces this with a real boundary lookup. Right now it always confirms.
    What kind of property is it?
    Listing calendar

    We watch this feed daily and schedule a pickup for the morning after each guest checks out.

    Where to find it

    Airbnb

    1. Listing → Availability → Connect calendars
    2. Connect to another website → copy the link Airbnb shows

    VRBO

    1. Calendar → Import & export → Export calendar
    2. Copy the .ics URL

    Screenshot walkthrough goes here before launch.

    Getting to the trash

    How the driver reaches the trash on pickup day when nobody's there. We need at least one code — add every one that might be needed.

    Codes are encrypted at rest and shown only to the driver working your stop that day — never on a public page, never next to your email.
    STUB (a) · Phase 3 encrypts every code at rest and never exposes one outside an authenticated driver's stop on today's route.
    We'll set up the pickup spot

    You don't need to tell us where the trash goes. After you sign up we visit the property, work out the best spot for guests to leave trash and for us to collect it, and tell you afterward.

    One-time $19.99 setup & verification fee

    • We visit your property and confirm the access info you gave us works.
    • We establish where guests leave trash and where we collect it.
    • We send you a photo of the spot and suggested guest-book wording to paste into your listing.
    The fee is charged at signup, once per property, and saves your card for the monthly pickup invoice. There's no can to buy or rent.
    Check this property

    Own more than one rental?

    Add up to 5 properties in this signup and pay the setup fee for all of them in one checkout.

    Confirm & pay

    The one-time $19.99 setup & verification fee is charged now through Stripe, once for all your properties. The same card stays on file: at the start of each month we charge it for the previous month's checkouts ($40 each for single-family, $20 for a condo), itemized per property on one emailed receipt.

      Due today · setup & verification$19.99
      One-time, nothing monthly. If we can't complete a pickup because of an owner-side issue (no trash at the collection area, access failure, unsafe or inaccessible property), a $10 fee applies; if it's on our end, nothing.

      Please note — the agreement you're accepting includes:

      1. Six standard bags per pickup are included; repeated overages may mean a revised plan or pricing.
      2. A $10 unsuccessful-pickup fee applies when the property is inaccessible or unsafe, or when no trash is present at the collection area.
      3. I am responsible for safe winter access to the property and collection area.
      4. Wildlife and scattered-trash exclusions apply.
      5. A valid credit card must stay on file — except property management accounts approved for invoiced billing, which pay by invoice within 14 days; service may be suspended for nonpayment.
      6. A one-time setup and verification fee is charged at signup.
      7. Billing is monthly, issued at the start of each month for the prior month (property management accounts: invoiced on the 1st and 15th).
      8. Materials Trash Dash places at the collection area stay its property and may be retrieved on termination.

      Read the full service agreement

      Card entry happens on Stripe's secure page — we never see your card number.

      Charges will appear on your statement as “Trash Dash by Clean AF.”