Vendor & Rescuer Application

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One application for every operator — light, medium, heavy, or all-class. Pick your weight class and tell us whether you're solo or a company. We'll only ask what matters for your operation.

Step 1 — Pick your class

Four operator classes. One network. Every operator in the network is classified by the vehicle weight they service. Dispatch routes by class to make sure the right truck answers the right call. Pick the one that fits your operation.

Light class

Light-duty rescuer

Cars, SUVs, pickups, roadside. Jump starts, tire changes, fuel delivery, lockouts, and light towing up to 10,000 pounds. Highest call volume, lowest barrier to entry.

Jumpstart and battery service
Tire changes with customer spare
Fuel delivery (gas and diesel)
Lockout service with entry tools
Light-duty towing (flatbed or wheel-lift)

Medium class

Medium-duty rescuer

Box trucks, large pickups, delivery vans, mid-size rigs between 10,001 and 26,000 pounds. Medium wreckers, specialty rigging, and steady fleet work in metro and corridor coverage.

Medium-duty towing (10k to 26k lbs)
Box truck and delivery van recovery
RV and motor coach service
Shuttle and small-bus work
Fleet-account coverage

Heavy class

Heavy-duty rescuer

Class 7 and Class 8 tractors, trailers, buses, and commercial vehicles over 26,000 pounds. Heavy wreckers, rotators, and scene coordination. The specialty discipline with the strongest margins.

Class 8 tractor and trailer towing
Rotator-class rollover recovery
Heavy bus and motor coach transport
Accident scene management
Specialty cargo and load-shift rigging

All class

Multi-class operator

Run a mixed fleet across light, medium, and heavy. The operator running a full-service shop with the equipment and crews to cover any call that comes in. Strongest directory ranking across multiple service zip codes.

All-class tow and recovery
Mobile repair alongside towing
Full-service fleet contracts
Multi-location operator dashboards
Enterprise integrations and SLAs

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