SiteDue — for small waste & trash haulers

When a shop blows a waste clock, you get the angry call.

SiteDue texts your shops — and you — at 30, 14, 7 and 1 day before every accumulation clock, permit renewal and inspection date on their calendar. Under your company name.

Cover my shops — $149/mo No contract · Cancel anytime · List comes AFTER you pay
scroll — the clock is running
File 02The clock
180
days on the accumulation clock
status: generator — compliant status: storing hazardous waste without a permit

The clock starts the day waste first hits the container. Commonly 180 days for a small-quantity generator. If the shipment doesn't leave in time, the shop isn't a generator anymore — it's an unpermitted storage facility, and inspectors look for exactly that. The shop gets the notice. The first call goes to their hauler.

File 03The save
What SiteDue does

Four texts per date. Both phones. Your name on every one.

No software to learn, no portal, no driver app. You forward the customer list you already keep — we load it, and the nags go out at 30, 14, 7 and 1 day before every date. You're copied on each one, early enough to roll a truck before it's an emergency.

Messages · today
30 days out
Reminder from [Your Company]: SQG 180-day clock for Precision Machine Shop in 30 days (2026-09-12). Not EPA. Reply STOP to opt out.
1 day out
Reminder from [Your Company]: SQG 180-day clock for Precision Machine Shop TOMORROW. Not EPA. Reply STOP to opt out.
Same minute — your phone
Copy: Precision Machine Shop is at day 179. Truck scheduled?
File 04The deal

You pay. Your shops don't. The list comes after.

01 — Who pays

The hauler. Only the hauler.

$149, $299 or $499 a month by the size of your book. Your shops are never invoiced, never upsold, never contacted about anything but their dates.

02 — Your book stays yours

The list is used for reminders. Period.

We don't sell it, we don't prospect your shops, we don't hand them to another hauler. That's written into the terms you see at checkout.

03 — Zero work on your side

Send the list once. We load it.

Reply to your receipt with names, mobiles and the dates they have to hit — spreadsheet or plain email. Reminders start the same week. Dates change? The 1-day text carries a reset link.

File 05The offer
Priced like a card swipe, not a software project

Pick by the size of your book.

Same product at every tier — four reminders per date, both parties texted, your name on every message.

Starter

SiteDue 10

$149/mo
Up to 10 shops · ≈ $15 per shop
  • SMS + email at 30 / 14 / 7 / 1 days
  • You're copied on every reminder
  • 3 tracked dates per shop
  • We load your list for you
Start with 10 shops
Most books fit here

SiteDue 25

$299/mo
Up to 25 shops · ≈ $12 per shop
  • Everything in SiteDue 10
  • Bigger book, same four texts
  • Add / swap shops inside your cap
  • Cancel anytime
Cover 25 shops
Whole route

SiteDue 50

$499/mo
Up to 50 shops · ≈ $10 per shop
  • Everything in SiteDue 25
  • Your full route covered
  • One invoice, one list
  • Priority list loading
Cover 50 shops
File 06Straight answers

The questions haulers actually ask.

Is this another dispatch / hauler software?

No. Dispatch suites run your trucks. SiteDue does one job those suites treat as a checkbox: the clock text goes out even if nobody opens the OS. If you need routing, invoicing and a driver app, buy a suite — this isn't that.

Why would I hand over my customer list?

The list is used for exactly one thing: sending reminders for your shops under your name. We don't sell it, we don't prospect your shops, and we don't move them to another hauler. That's in the terms you see at checkout.

Are you EPA? TCEQ? A consultant?

None of them. Vertexium Environmental Solutions is a private company in Aubrey, TX. SiteDue doesn't haul, file, consult, or determine anyone's generator status. It sends reminders about dates you provide. Compliance stays with the shop; dispatch stays with you.

What if a shop's date changes?

After the 1-day reminder, both of you get a form link to set the next date. Or just reply with the new one. The cycle re-arms automatically.

What does it cost me to try?

One month, no contract, cancel anytime. At $149 for 10 shops that's about $15 a shop — one extra roll-off pull or one avoided emergency grease call covers it.

$15/shop
less than one emergency run — every month, covered
Take my $149 — cover 10 shops
The plain print: SiteDue sends SMS/email reminders about dates you or your shops provide. Vertexium Environmental Solutions LLC is a private company — not EPA, not TCEQ, not a municipal agency — and SiteDue is not legal, engineering, or compliance advice, and not insurance. You and each shop remain solely responsible for compliance, pickups, and date accuracy. Messages can fail. Monthly billing to the hauler, cancel anytime; reminders stop after cancellation. By paying, you confirm each listed shop is your existing customer and authorize reminder messages to them. Not for emergencies.