Expert resources for dealerships, fleets, and tow companies building better roadside operations.
A towing network marketplace connects dealerships, fleets, and motor clubs with independent tow companies through a shared dispatch platform — eliminating middlemen and reducing response times.
A step-by-step guide for dealership service managers who want to offer reliable roadside assistance without depending on expensive motor club contracts or inconsistent phone-tag dispatch.
Comprehensive data on the U.S. towing and roadside assistance industry — market size, average costs, operator economics, and the technology trends reshaping how tow companies find and complete jobs.
A detailed breakdown of towing costs by service type, distance, and region — including hidden fees to watch for and how dispatch platforms are changing what operators charge.
A comparison of traditional motor club contracts versus modern dispatch platforms — covering cost, control, operator economics, and which model works best for dealerships, fleets, and tow companies.
A practical guide for tow company owners who want to find dispatch networks in their area, get approved, and start receiving jobs via SMS — without app downloads or exclusive contracts.
Forward-thinking dealerships are replacing motor club contracts with self-managed dispatch networks — cutting costs, improving service quality, and turning towing from a cost center into a competitive advantage.
A detailed comparison of Towbook and TowMarX for towing dispatch — covering pricing, network features, driver management, and which platform fits different business types.
Beyond the monthly invoice — the real costs of roadside assistance include wasted advisor time, disputed charges, undocumented damage claims, and lost customer trust. Here's how to calculate yours.
A plain-language explanation of roadside assistance dispatch — from the moment a call comes in to the moment the job is completed. Covers manual dispatch, motor club dispatch, and platform-based dispatch.
You don't need a tow truck, a CDL, or a massive investment to build a profitable towing business. All you need is a dispatch platform, a phone, and the willingness to recruit operators and clients.
A step-by-step playbook for building your own roadside assistance network — from recruiting your first operator to managing 50+ providers across a metro area.
Body shops need towing every day but rarely have a formal dispatch partner. Here's how to walk in, pitch your network, and sign your first paying client in under a week.
The towing industry generates $13 billion annually — and you don't need a truck to claim your share. Here's how dispatch entrepreneurs are building profitable businesses as the middleman between clients and operators.
AAA has dominated roadside assistance for over a century. But for businesses dispatching towing regularly, building your own network with a dispatch platform is cheaper, faster, and gives you complete control.
A detailed comparison of Honk and TowMarX for roadside dispatch — covering business models, pricing, network features, and which platform fits tow companies, dealerships, and dispatch entrepreneurs.
A ranked comparison of the best towing dispatch software in 2026 — covering Towbook, TowMarX, Beacon, ProTow, and TowTrax. Features, pricing, and which platform fits each business type.
Motor club payouts have stagnated at $35-55 per job while operating costs have surged. Here's why operators are walking away from AAA, Agero, and regional clubs — and the dispatch models replacing them.
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