
Trash Flow is a United States waste hauling software brand of Ivy Computer.
Trash Flow is the waste hauling software brand of Ivy Computer in Waterbury Center, Vermont, operating from a shared facility with its maker and listing a brand page tied to the official site.
Revenue combines one-time module licenses, an optional subscription plan, per-truck routing fees, cloud add-ons, per-transaction processing fees, percentage-of-system support contracts, and supplies sales, entered through a free trial and phone-based package tailoring, with owned properties spanning the main site, a payment portal, a video channel, and directory review profiles.
Trash Flow is waste hauling software sold by Ivy Computer from Waterbury Center, Vermont, covering billing, routing, roll-off and container tracking, payment processing, and landfill or transfer station management for haulers in the United States and Canada.
The product ships as a modular Windows desktop system with Standard and Advanced Billing editions, an in-cab routing application, container and material tracking modules, landfill ticketing with scale interfaces, and a payment portal, alongside email billing, cloud storage, offsite backup, and business supplies.
Trash Flow differentiates on waste-industry specialization, publishing a head-to-head feature and fee comparison with general accounting packages that covers routing, container and material tracking, scale interfaces, and payment-processing costs.
The support pitch pairs a 90-day free support window with round-the-clock coverage from technicians who work with the waste handling industry, and a directory profile corroborates the waste management, route planning, and billing use cases with positive reviewer ratings.
Trash Flow prices by module with one-time license editions, an optional subscription plan, per-truck monthly fees, cloud add-ons, percentage-of-system support contracts, and per-transaction payment processing, led by a free 90-day demo.
Published prices start the entry edition near one thousand dollars as a one-time payment with higher tiers for the standard and unlimited-account editions, alongside module licenses for landfill ticketing, container tracking, and billing-plus-routing bundles, while subscriptions cover in-cab routing per truck, tiered cloud storage, and annual or monthly support contracts.