Help

How can we help?

Short answers for the roadside, the dispatch desk, the truck and the shop. Everything here describes what the product does today.

Getting a tow

Requesting, choosing a company, tracking the truck, paying.

  • How Towhub worksFrom typing an address to a receipt, in about three taps.
  • Getting quotesWhat goes into a price, why the list is ordered the way it is, and scheduling for later.
  • Tracking your towThe live map, your driver, the ETA, and the texts you'll get.
  • Messaging the companyGate codes, where the car is, how far out the truck is — one conversation with the dispatcher and driver, on the tracking page and by text.
  • Paying and receiptsThe hold, when it's charged, tips, and getting your receipt as a PDF.
  • Add-ons on sceneWinching, dollies, a changed destination — nothing is charged without your OK.
  • Cancelling a towFree until the truck is on its way; what a late cancellation costs and why.
  • Something went wrongDamage, overcharges, no-shows: how to report it and what happens next.
  • Your accountSaved vehicles and places, requesting again, your history — and why you don't need one.
  • Two-step verificationAn authenticator code on top of your password; who needs it; what to do if you lose your phone.

Running a tow company on Towhub

Getting jobs, dispatching, crew, trucks, money.

Driving

The phone screen for the person in the truck.

  • Your first shiftJoining the crew, installing the app, clocking in, going online.
  • Working a jobStatus taps, navigation, calling the customer, photos and signatures, proposing an add-on.
  • Messaging the customerQuick replies from the job card; what to keep to the buttons; it's part of the record.
  • When there's no signalWhat keeps working in a dead zone, what waits, and what to do about statuses.
  • Vehicle inspectionsThe pre-trip walk-around, what parks the truck, and post-trip notes.

Body shops, dealers and fleets

Ordering tows for your customers and your lot, on invoice.

  • Business accountsSetting up, requesting on a customer's behalf, invoice terms, who on your team can order.
  • Preferred providersPut the companies you already trust first — or make them the only ones asked — and get negotiated rates.
  • Placing an orderOne vehicle or twenty: references, pasting VINs, owner texts, choosing a company.
  • Invoices and statementsMonthly statements, the Billing page, CSV downloads, VIN history, receipts per vehicle.

Something's not working

The fixes for the things that go wrong most, before you write to us.

Didn't find it? or support@towhub.co — include your job number if it's about a tow. Legal documents are under Legal.