Marketing agencies for junk removal companies, compared

We run mujgos.com, so we are one of the nine agencies in this comparison, and we say so up front. This page is not a ranking. It lines up what each agency publishes about itself on five checkable things: junk removal content, site ownership, contract terms, public pricing and who does the work. The eight others are listed alphabetically, and we are listed last.

Competitor facts were checked on 24 September 2026 (SmartSites, Thrive and Junk Removal Money again on 7 November 2026), and each profile links the page it comes from. Agencies change their terms, so confirm on their site before you sign anything. If you spend $50k+ a month on ads and need a call center, Thrive Internet Marketing Agency and SmartSites are built for that scale. Not ready to hire anyone? See when doing it yourself beats a retainer.

What we compared

We only used what each agency publishes about itself, the same information you could check before calling one. That includes us: every fact next to our name can be checked at /pricing/ and in our own profile below.

• Content depth: how many junk-removal-specific pages or guides each agency has published on its own site.
• Site ownership: whether the agency’s own terms or industry page say you keep the website and accounts once you stop paying.
• Contract terms: a stated minimum term, an opt-out clause, or a plain “no contract” claim on the agency’s own site or terms.
• Published pricing: whether an actual number for the service appears on the agency’s public pages, rather than only a “request a quote” form.
• Who does the work: whether the agency names a person, such as a founder or a specialist, or only describes a team.

“Not stated” means we did not find it on the pages listed under Sources, not that the agency lacks it.

The nine agencies side by side

Profiles

Junk Marketing Team

Own the site: Not stated. Contract: “Never lock you into any contracts.” Pricing public: No.

Junk Marketing Team is a single-industry shop offering Google Ads, local SEO, website design and lead generation for junk removal companies only. Its homepage says “we will never lock you into any contracts. You’re free to cancel at anytime,” and also says prospective clients should be able to handle at least 10 junk removal job calls per day. Pricing is not published. Its case studies state results as cost per lead, for example 66 leads in 30 days at around $24 each. No street address appears on the homepage, only a phone number. The about page names co-founders Ed Stapleton Jr. and Robert Andolina.

Better than us if you already run 10+ calls a day and want a junk-removal-only shop with named founders instead of a generalist.

Junk Removal Authority

Own the site: Not stated. Contract: Not stated for ad and SEO services. Pricing public: None found.

Junk Removal Authority is a single-industry company built around a junk removal startup package, Google Ads management, SEO and website development. Its homepage says the founder built his own junk removal business “over 10 years ago” and mentions Junk Doctors Junk Removal and Hauling. The site says its model avoids franchise royalty fees and long-term contracts, which describes the startup model rather than a stated term for its ad or SEO services. It has dedicated Google Ads and SEO service pages, and its footer lists Apex, NC. We did not find a price list.

Better than us if you want an alternative built entirely around junk removal by someone who ran a junk removal business.

Junk Removal Money

Own the site: Not stated. Contract: Not stated. Pricing public: Courses only, not management.

Junk Removal Money offers Google Ads management, SEO, website creation and paid training courses, and names founder Mario Flores as the operator, with its base in Portland, OR. Its courses page prices the training: a Google Ads course at $799.99 and a starter course at $49.99. Its SEO services page describes the SEO work, but we did not find a price for the SEO or Ads management itself.

Better than us if you are brand new to the trade and want the founder’s training courses alongside hands-on help.

Olly Olly

Own the site: Not stated for websites. Contract: Minimum term; early exit makes full-term fees due. Pricing public: None found.

Olly Olly offers Google Business Profile optimization, automated review collection, social media management, Local Services Ads and lead capture, with a dedicated junk removal page. Its terms and conditions say that within a minimum term you may not cancel until it ends and that the fees for the entire minimum term become due; cancellations need 30 days’ written notice. The terms say you retain ownership of your content but do not address who owns a website once you leave. Its about page says it is “trusted by over 17,100 clients” and names no founders.

Better than us if you want an all-in-one local-marketing platform already used at scale and you are comfortable with a minimum term.

Slamdot

Own the site: “Free to take anything we create after the initial term” (stated for ads). Contract: 6-month campaigns, opt-out if underperforming. Pricing public: No.

Slamdot builds websites and runs SEO, PPC, Local Service Ads and social media for local service businesses, with a dedicated junk removal industry page. That page says “You’re free to take anything we create after the initial term” under its paid search section, and offers “6-month marketing campaigns with the option to opt-out if we’re underperforming.” It also says the team is based in the USA, mostly in Knoxville, Tennessee, and does not outsource. Junk removal content runs to three pieces: that industry page, a blog guide and a client work page. We did not find a price list.

Better than us if you want a fixed 6-month campaign with a named opt-out clause and an in-house US team.

SmartSites

Own the site: Not stated. Contract: Not stated. Pricing public: None found.

SmartSites is a full-service digital marketing agency offering web design, SEO, PPC and social media management. Its 15th anniversary post says it began in 2011 with two brothers. Its home-services page lists junk removal among the trades it serves, with 4 junk removal case studies, and a junk removal company appears on its testimonials page. We did not find a dedicated junk removal landing page.

Better than us if you want a large full-service agency that works across many home-service trades, junk removal included.

Thrive Internet Marketing Agency

Own the site: Not stated. Contract: Not stated. Pricing public: No.

Thrive Internet Marketing Agency is a full-service agency. Its junk removal page is the only dedicated junk removal content we found. That page has a lead form with a monthly marketing budget field running from “Under $750” to “Above $100,000,” and a heading that says “We Have Dedicated Account Managers.” Its contact page lists a headquarters in Arlington, TX and says it is in 25 cities, and its about page says it was founded in 2005. We found no price list.

Better than us if you want one full-service agency present in many cities and a budget at the top of those bands.

Townsquare Interactive

Own the site: No, per its terms of service. Contract: 1-month default initial term, no early exit. Pricing public: No.

Townsquare Interactive builds websites and runs local SEO, review management, a CRM and appointment scheduling for local businesses, and says it has worked with local businesses since 2012 (about). Its terms of service say that on termination the client “will no longer have access to or ownership rights in the Website,” that the initial term is one month if the order does not specify one, that the client may not terminate before the initial term ends, and that cancellation notice is due by 6:00 p.m. EST the day before the next billing date. Junk removal content is two blog guides: marketing ideas and CRM software. We did not find a price list.

Better than us if you want an all-in-one website, CRM and review-management bundle built for small, owner-operated businesses.

Us: mujgos.com

Own the site: Yes. Contract: None, leave any month. Pricing public: Yes ($2399£1,899£1,899+).

We build websites and run Google Ads, Local Services Ads and Meta ads for junk removal companies in the US, UK and EU, from the Czech Republic. We have published 23 guides on growing a junk removal business. You own the website, hosting and ad accounts outright, and there is no contract: leave at the end of any month. Pricing is public at /pricing/: $2399£1,899 for the Standard website or $7500£5,900 for the Growth website, with ad management from $1,000£800/mo. Michal leads the work himself.

We are the right fit for a 1–5 truck junk removal business that wants to own its website and its ad accounts, work directly with the people building them, and be able to leave any month. You can check each of those against the table above.

Better than us if you spend $50k+ a month on ads and need a call center: Thrive Internet Marketing Agency and SmartSites above are built for that scale.

Compared all nine? The full price list is public, and a first call costs nothing.

How to choose

Start with what you are actually buying. If you need a website that books jobs and ranks in the map pack, look at what we build for junk removal websites and compare it against the agencies above on the same basis: do you own the site, and is the price public before the call. If you need calls this month, look at how we run leads for junk removal companies and ask any agency the same questions: which channels they run, what a lead costs, and whether that number is guaranteed.

For questions that apply to any agency in any trade, read how to choose a marketing agency. Ask what you own if you leave, how long you are locked in, whether the person who scoped the work does it, and whether they will show you the account itself, not a slide of it.