Size the load before the truck ever rolls
Your customer films the pile with their phone while benny talks them through it. You get volume, item types, access, and hazards in a draft quote — not a windshield-time guess.
Sound familiar?
What benny measures for you
Estimated cubic yards from the walk-through, so you can price against your truck capacity.
Mattresses, appliances, e-waste, and other surcharge items flagged automatically.
Flights of stairs, elevator availability, and the carry distance to where you can park.
Paint, chemicals, and other items your dump won't take — flagged before you commit to a price.
Paint cans flagged for hazardous disposal — surfaced before you quoted, not at the curb.
Ranges include a not-to-exceed cap, locked when your crew arrives. You confirm before the customer sees a price.
Junk removal questions, answered
How does benny estimate junk removal volume from a video?+
benny guides the customer to film the whole pile from a few angles, then the AI estimates cubic yards from the footage and maps it to your truck-load pricing bands. The estimate arrives as a draft with a confidence score, and you confirm or adjust it before the customer sees any price.
What if the customer hides half the junk or the pile grows?+
Every benny quote is a range with a not-to-exceed cap, locked when your crew arrives. If the job on site doesn't match the video, the range and cap protect you — and the video itself is your record of what was shown.
Can benny detect stairs and difficult access?+
Yes. benny explicitly asks the customer to show the path out — stairs, hallways, elevators, and where the truck can park — and flags each access factor as a separate line item in the draft quote.
Does the AI send prices to my customers automatically?+
No. benny drafts the quote, but a real person — you — confirms every price before the customer sees it. That human check is part of the product promise, not an optional setting.