Dump truck being loaded with fill dirt at an active construction site in the Pacific Northwest
OUR STORY

Loaded from a contractor's phone log

Plain Talk

Hauling runs on two-way trust, not software hype

We built Pitrun because phone tag and guesswork were costing contractors and drivers real time. The platform simply makes the match, confirms the load, and pays fast.

Contractor reviewing truck options on a phone at a job site

Built from the cab, not a boardroom

A GC tired of voicemail and a dispatcher who's matched trucks by text for years. We know how jobs actually get scheduled.

Every load leaves a paper trail

GPS on the truck, scale-ticket photos on the load. Both sides see the same proof, so no one argues over counts.

WHERE WE HAUL

Count up how close your next load is

Count the counties we cover and the miles a matched load can save you. The closer the truck, the faster the haul gets done.

3

Counties Covered

2

Day Payout

1

Central Hub

BUILT FOR

Who are we hauling for?

We built Pitrun for the crews that move dirt, rock, and demolition debris across King, Pierce, and Snohomish counties.

Dump truck wheels caked in mud on a Seattle construction site
Contractor reviewing truck options on a phone at a job site
Dump truck loaded with dirt on a Seattle construction site
Contractor holding a smartphone showing truck routes on a map at a construction site
Dump truck in motion on a muddy haul road at a construction site
OUR SYSTEM

Started by a contractor and dispatchers

PITRUN was started by a working general contractor in Puget Sound, tired of calling five trucking outfits at 5 p.m. to get one truck the next morning. We team up with dispatchers who have spent years matching trucks to jobs across King, Pierce, and Snohomish counties—by text message, for free, off their phones. PITRUN is that system, built out and opened to everyone. We're signing up founding members now for our January 2027 launch.

Dump truck being loaded with fill dirt at a construction site in Washington state

Be a founding member and lock in your spot for January 2027

Sign up now, get first pick of loads in King, Pierce, and Snohomish counties, and help shape the platform before launch.