Litter Me
It prices the job and the journey before the customer has typed a word.
Response times measured over eight cold loads from a real browser. Layout and accessibility checked at a true 390 pixel phone width.
The problem.
Rubbish removal is priced on two things: how much there is, and how far you have to go. A generic contact form captures neither, so every lead needs a phone call before it can be quoted at all.
What was built.
A five-service estimate tool
Prices the job type and volume immediately.
Travel priced automatically
The customer's postcode is resolved to a real location and the travel element is added without anyone working it out.
A coverage check on the conversion step
Out-of-area enquiries are identified before they become a wasted phone call.
WhatsApp handoff with the quote attached
The lead arrives ready to book.
The parts you do not see.
The engineering that decides whether a system like this is trustworthy.
- Postcode lookup uses a free, keyless official source, so there is no API bill and no key to leak.
- Maps are embedded without a paid key, avoiding the usual per-load mapping cost.
All of this sits inside the plan.
The site is built free first. You see it working before you pay a penny. Then it is £99 to own it outright, or £149 a month fully managed from day one with no £99 at all. Ongoing work like the systems above is part of the monthly plan, not a separate invoice.