JunkRabbit

JunkRabbit is a same-day junk removal marketplace operating across all five NYC boroughs plus Hoboken, Jersey City, and Weehawken. Founded in Brooklyn in April 2026, it connects customers with over 50 vetted, licensed, and insured local haulers who compete for each job to ensure fair pricing. The platform handles everything from single couches to full apartment and estate cleanouts without requiring an in-home estimate.

The company charges a flat-rate fee starting at $100, with specific examples including a sofa for $170, a queen mattress for $139, and a refrigerator for $221. Pricing is identical across all boroughs and floor levels, meaning a Park Avenue doorman building costs the same as a 5th-floor Bushwick walk-up. Every quote includes labor, loading, transport, and disposal, with no separate stair or walk-up surcharges.

Customers upload a photo of their items and receive an instant, itemized quote in approximately seven seconds. They can review the breakdown, adjust quantities, or add items before a vetted hauler arrives. The process eliminates phone calls and in-person estimates, allowing users to pick a 2-hour arrival window with same-day pickup available if booked by 4 PM.

The service covers Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, Staten Island, Hoboken, Jersey City, Westchester, and Rockland. It explicitly states that pricing remains flat across all these areas, so there are no borough modifiers or location-based fees. The haulers are described as already driving through the neighborhood when the job is dispatched.

The website highlights that the platform is built specifically for NYC buildings, including walk-ups, doormen, and COI (Certificate of Insurance) requirements. Haulers handle freight-elevator reservations and narrow stairwells, which are noted as parts other haulers often dread. The service promises to come inside the apartment and carry items out from any floor.

According to the company, their model keeps prices 30–50% lower than big national chains by using a marketplace where local haulers compete for every job. They do not own trucks or pay franchise royalties, instead connecting customers directly to licensed professionals already on the road. This approach is designed to keep out haulers who do not show up.

The platform offers a 100% satisfaction guarantee and states that most items are donated or recycled, including metal, e-waste, and mattresses. The FAQ confirms they can provide a free, same-day Certificate of Insurance (COI) for buildings that require it. The service also includes TV and e-waste removal as a popular option.

The company lists specific popular services such as couch, mattress, furniture, appliance, and construction debris removal. They also handle estate cleanouts, storage unit cleanouts, and piano removal. The website notes that the minimum order is $100, which most single-item pickups meet.

Customers can reach JunkRabbit by calling (332) 455-7051 or emailing [email protected]. The website footer also provides a hauler login link and links to resources like the NYC Pricing Guide and Mattress Disposal Laws. The contact information is consistently displayed across the site's main pages.

The company states that if a same-day window is available, they honor it, often dispatching within hours. If the day fills up, the next open window is usually first thing the next morning. There is no rush fee, and the same flat rate applies whether the pickup is scheduled or same-day.

The FAQ explicitly states there is no separate dump fee, fuel surcharge, or per-flight fee. The price only changes if the actual items found differ from the photos, in which case the customer sees a revised itemization and must approve it before loading. This transparency is a core part of their flat-rate promise.

The company mentions that larger loads are priced by truck-fill tiers, ranging from $325 for a quarter truck up to $985 for a full 16-cubic-yard load. For 5+ items, this truck-fill pricing often beats a percentage discount, though there is no automatic bulk discount applied automatically.

The official website of JunkRabbit is junkrabbit.nyc.

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