How to think about it
- ✓ Both tools are built for waste, not retrofitted from generic field service software, so the decision is about depth rather than fit.
- ✓ CurbWaste leans into order-to-cash workflows for haulers. Haultro spans the same workflows and adds AI routing, predictive fill, and fleet telematics in one platform.
- ✓ If your day is defined by dispatch decisions, fuel burn, and truck uptime, weigh how much of that lives natively in the product versus bolted on.
- ✓ If you run mixed lines of business (roll-off, front load, residential, portable sanitation) under one roof, look at how each platform models containers, routes, and disposal across them.
- ✓ Consider how open each system is: Haultro ships an open REST API plus prebuilt integrations so the platform fits your stack instead of forcing a swap.
Side by side
Haultro vs CurbWaste.
Comparison reflects Haultro's understanding of publicly available information and may change. Verify current capabilities with each vendor.
Where Haultro is built different
Purpose-built for waste & fleet.
AI route optimization built in
Haultro sequences stops, balances routes, and reroutes around traffic and missed pickups automatically. Representative results include up to 30% lower fuel cost and around 40% fewer missed pickups across operators.
Predictive container fill
A 48 to 72 hour fill forecast tells dispatch which bins actually need service before the truck rolls, so you cut empty runs and overflow complaints instead of guessing on a fixed calendar.
Native fleet telematics and ELD
Haultro pulls Samsara and other telematics plus ELD providers into the same view as routes and jobs, with a 15-second GPS refresh, so dispatch, compliance, and maintenance all read from one source of truth.
Compliance across DOT, FMCSA, and EPA
Idling, emissions, hours-of-service, and state waste manifests are tracked alongside operations, helping fleets stay aligned with DOT, the FMCSA ELD mandate, and EPA idling rules without a separate system.
One platform, end to end
27+ modules, 150+ API endpoints, and 12+ AI features span dispatch, the Haultro Driver app, customer portal, billing, disposal and weight, and analytics. Built for operators running 25 to 50,000+ bins.
Open platform and integrations
QuickBooks, Stripe, maps, scales, and an open REST API mean Haultro connects to the tools you already run rather than locking your data behind a closed system.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Is Haultro a good fit if we already run waste-specific software like CurbWaste?
Yes. Teams move to Haultro when they want AI route optimization, predictive fill, and native fleet telematics and ELD in the same platform as billing and dispatch, rather than running those pieces separately. The open REST API and integrations with QuickBooks, Stripe, and Samsara make the transition fit your existing stack.
Does Haultro handle the order-to-cash workflows waste haulers rely on?
It does. Haultro covers scheduling and jobs, disposal and weight capture, billing and invoicing, and a customer portal, with billing automation that connects to QuickBooks and Stripe. The difference is that those workflows sit on the same data model as routing, telematics, and predictive fill.
Can Haultro scale across multiple lines of business and locations?
Yes. Haultro is built for operators managing 25 to 50,000+ bins across roll-off and dumpster rental, residential and commercial hauling, recycling, and portable sanitation. For franchise and multi-location operators there is a Portfolio plan alongside Starter, Professional, Enterprise, and Unlimited.
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