Built for South African skip hire operators

Run your skip hire business from your phone

Track your fleet, manage bookings, send WhatsApp automations, and see your revenue — all in one simple app. No more WhatsApp chaos.

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Plans from R499 a month · read how it works

SkipOS — Your skip business, sorted.

Before SkipOS

  • ✕ WhatsApp messages everywhere
  • ✕ Don't know where your skips are
  • ✕ No idea what you earned this month
  • ✕ Forgotten collections, angry clients
  • ✕ No system, just memory

After SkipOS

  • Every skip tracked in real time
  • Bookings logged with one tap
  • Revenue visible at a glance
  • WhatsApp messages written for you
  • Run professionally from your phone

Everything you need to run a skip hire business

Simple, transparent pricing

All plans include every feature. Cancel any time.

Frequently asked questions

Is there a free trial?

Not any more. SkipOS is a paid product from the first day — plans start at R499 a month and every feature is on every plan. If you would rather see it working before you pay, ask for a demo and Ian will walk you through it on your own numbers.

What happens after I sign up?

You choose a plan, pay by card through PayFast, and you are in. Setting up your fleet and rates takes about two minutes, and Ian will do it for you if you would rather.

Can I use this on my phone?

Yes. SkipOS is built mobile-first — bookings, the run sheet, the fleet and invoices all work from a phone, so you can run the day from the cab.

Does it work with WhatsApp?

Yes. One tap opens WhatsApp with a pre-written message for bookings, reminders, and review requests. No API needed.

Can I cancel anytime?

Yes. Cancel your subscription any time. Your data can be exported as an Excel file on request.

Who is SkipOS for?

South African skip hire operators who currently manage their business on WhatsApp and phone calls — and want a proper system.

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