Screens for towing & wrecker services

The fee sheet posted before the argument starts.

Every pickup starts with "how much do I owe" and "is my car even here." Post the rate card, the storage fee running by the day, and what to bring — on the screen behind the counter — so the first five minutes of an already bad day go faster for everyone.

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What it replaces

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The clipboard fee sheet

Hookup, mileage, and storage-by-the-day rates on a laminated sheet nobody’s updated since gas was $3. Change a rate from your phone and it’s right on the next visit.

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"Is my car there?" on repeat

The board answers before they ask: plate, lot row, and what’s owed — not a hold while someone walks the yard to check.

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The surprise at pickup

A storage fee nobody explained until the counter. Post the daily rate and the running total so nobody’s ambushed on day four.

Production example

Screenshots showing how a towing company and impound lot use Screens for storage lookup and rate-card boards.

Honest Towing - storage-lookup

Honest Towing

storage lookup

Honest Towing - rate-card

Honest Towing

rate card

Built for the way you actually work

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Storage lookup board

Plate or last name pulls up lot row, days stored, and the running total — updated the moment a car comes in or goes out.

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Rate card, live

Hookup fee, per-mile rate, storage-per-day — change one number and it’s right everywhere, including the printed handout.

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Dispatch status

Which truck, which call, a rough ETA — so the phone stops being the only place that answer lives.

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24-hour hours board

After-hours pickup policy and the on-call number, right on the glass when nobody’s behind the counter.

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What to bring

Registration, ID, accepted payment — posted so a trip to the lot is never wasted on a missing document.

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Survives the Wi-Fi

A yard’s signal is never great. The board caches its last state and keeps playing through the dead spots.

Fair questions

Can it show what a specific car owes?

Yes — plate or ticket number pulls up the lot row and running total, so the counter isn’t doing math out loud in front of an already upset customer.

Do we need a screen at the yard AND the office?

One account, both screens — the same board can run behind the counter and at the gate, always in sync.

What happens overnight?

The board keeps showing hours and the after-hours number. Nothing needs a person behind the glass to stay current.

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The trial is free for seven days and takes about a minute to start. No card, no sales call — or talk to us first if you'd rather.