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Dump Marketing alternatives, compared from each company’s own website: what Dump Marketing sells, what it costs, and who else does the same work for dumpster companies.

Dump Marketing is a dumpster rental marketing agency built around Google Ads, based in Brattleboro, Vermont (dumpmarketing.com). It does not publish a price. The closest alternatives that also work only with dumpster companies are Magnate Pro SEO, Roll Off Marketing Co and Dumpster Marketing. Pull Count, a dumpster rental marketing agency, is the organic-only option: a website with online booking, your Google profile, reviews and local SEO, from $897 a month with no setup fee.

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Disclosure: Pull Count is one of Dump Marketing’s competitors. Every Dump Marketing detail below is from its own site (dumpmarketing.com), read October 31, 2026. If something is wrong, tell us and we will fix it.

Dump Marketing vs Pull Count: comparison

Dump MarketingPull Count
Who they serve Dumpster rental companies Dumpster rental companies in the US
What they list Google Ads and other pay-per-click, display and retargeting ads, local SEO for Google Maps, landing pages, review requests, and a custom website it gives clients free Website with online booking, Google profile, reviews, local SEO, AI search, and the Dashboard dispatch app
Published price Not published $897, $1,297 or $1,997 a month
Setup fee Not stated No setup fee
Contract No contracts; 30 days notice to pause or cancel 90-day start, then month to month
One company per market? Not stated One dumpster company per market, written into the agreement
Paid ads Google Ads and other pay-per-click, plus display and retargeting ads None. Organic only
Online booking Not listed; its pages are built for calls and estimate requests Yes, on every plan
Payments and QuickBooks Not stated Stripe card payments online, by texted link or invoice; cash and check logged in the app; QuickBooks Online integration. Every plan

“Not stated” means its site does not say either way, not that it does not offer it. Ask on the call.

When Dump Marketing is the better pick

  • You want Google Ads to be the engine. Its FAQ says Google Ads is what it loves most, with display and retargeting on top. We run no ads.
  • You want the website thrown in. It says clients get a custom dumpster rental website free.
  • You want no contract at all. It says there are no contracts, with 30 days notice to pause or cancel. Ours is a 90-day start, then month to month.

When Pull Count is

  • You do not want to pay for ads. We are organic only, and every result we show came from organic work.
  • You want people to book a bin online. A website with online booking, and the Dashboard app for dispatch, are on every plan.
  • You want to get paid in the same app. Customers pay by card through Stripe, online or from a texted link, cash and checks are logged with a tap, and it all reaches QuickBooks Online. How payments work.
  • You want proof you can read. A 49-point map of your service area every month, and if it has not moved one full position in 90 days, we credit up to three months of fees.

Other Dump Marketing alternatives

Every agency below works only with dumpster and waste companies and prints a price on its own site:

  • Magnate Pro SEO: $3,000/mo SEO and AI SEO; $4,397 website; $1,297/mo plus ad spend for ads
  • Roll Off Marketing Co: $1,499 / $2,499 / $3,399 per month, plus $1,500 setup
  • Dumpster Marketing: From $1,250/mo
  • WasteGrowth: $697 / $1,497 / $3,497 per month as a launch offer (listed at $1,497 / $2,997 / $5,997)

All 39 agencies we track, including the ones that serve several trades, are on dumpster rental marketing agencies, compared. Full first-year costs with setup fees are on agency prices compared.

Questions to ask Dump Marketing, or anyone

  • Who owns the website, the domain and the Google profile if I leave?
  • Will you work for another dumpster company in my area?
  • How will you show me it worked: a map of my service area, or a traffic chart?
  • What is the total for the first year, setup and ad spend included?

Common questions

How much does Dump Marketing cost?

Dump Marketing does not publish a price. Read on its own site (dumpmarketing.com) on October 31, 2026. Prices change, so check its page before you buy.

What are the best Dump Marketing alternatives?

For a dumpster company: Magnate Pro SEO, Roll Off Marketing Co, Dumpster Marketing, WasteGrowth and Pull Count all sell marketing to dumpster companies and publish a price. Pick on whether you want paid ads, whether you want online booking, and how the agency will prove it worked.

Does Dump Marketing run Google Ads?

Yes. Its site lists: Google Ads and other pay-per-click, plus display and retargeting ads. Pull Count runs no ads; we work on organic search and Google Maps only.

Why does Dump Marketing not publish a price?

Its FAQ says the cost depends on how many areas you serve and how many dumpsters you want to rent, and that ad spend is set case by case. Ask for the management fee and the ad budget separately, in writing.

Is Dump Marketing only for dumpster companies?

Dump Marketing says it serves dumpster rental companies.

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  • Your website and how it books
  • Your Google profile and reviews
  • Where you show up when people search
  • Whether your market is open
How many trucks do you run?
Do you have a website?
Can customers book a bin online?
When do you want this handled?
Our main plan is $1,297 a month, no setup fee. Does that work for you?

Dumpster marketing agencies publish plans from $249 to $3,399 a month.

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