Pre-launch · roadside marketplace
Roadside help.
On your terms.
One request brings offers from verified towing and roadside companies. See the price and ETA, then choose what fits.
Why Road Tower
Roadside help in the U.S. still runs on phone tag. Drivers on the shoulder call company after company, prices come by voice, and if the job goes sideways there is no record. Road Tower is being built so both sides get the price and the ETA up front, payment is held in-app, and every job leaves a trail.
The number you agree to is the number the truck comes for.
Price and ETA up front
See a provider's price and estimated arrival before you commit. No guessing what the invoice will look like.
Verified provider companies
Every provider company goes through onboarding and identity verification, with insurance checks required for towing jobs.
Payment held in-app
Your card is checked when you post a request, and the agreed amount is reserved when you accept an offer. The provider is only paid after the job is confirmed done.
A record of every job
The agreed price, ETA, provider identity, photos and signatures live in the job record — so both sides have something to point to if it comes up later.
How it works
Four steps from stranded to sorted.
Post your request
Pick a service, set your location, and choose ASAP or Scheduled. No account needed to start.
Get competing offers
Verified provider companies respond with their price and ETA for your specific request.
Choose the offer that fits
Compare price, ETA and provider rating side by side, then accept the one you want.
Track and rate
Follow the assigned provider to you, confirm the job is done, and rate the company afterward.
The product
Six screens. Both sides of the job.
Choose a service, compare offers and track your truck. Then see how dispatchers and drivers manage the job.
Pre-launch concept. Companies, ratings, job counts and prices shown are illustrative. Fees are not finalized.
Customer · B-2 Choose the help you need
Seven roadside services, with a clear next step for each request.
Customer · B-5 Now, or planned ahead
Choose ASAP for immediate offers or Scheduled for a future arrival.
Customer · B-7 Compare price and arrival
Review company ratings, service prices and ETAs, then choose an offer.
Customer · B-10 Follow your assigned truck
A detailed map, driver identity and all six towing stages in one view.
Dispatcher · D-2 Find the right company job
Filter the job list, inspect both towing addresses and check equipment eligibility.
Driver · E-6 Document the delivery
Four after-service photo angles and a customer signature record the handoff.
Where it runs
One product, three surfaces built around who's using it.
Mobile · iOS · Android
Customer & driver apps
Mobile-first for iOS and Android. Post a request in a stressful moment; run the job on the road.
Web
Provider web console
The daily tool for company owners, dispatchers and admins — bidding on requests, assigning drivers, handling documents and payouts.
Planned
Tablet-ready
A dispatcher-friendly tablet layout is planned as a second-priority form factor after the mobile and web experiences ship.
English at launch · Spanish and Russian on the roadmap
Coverage & timing
Built for roadside help across the U.S. Launching first across Wisconsin, Illinois and Minnesota.
The first launch is the I-90 / I-94 corridor. Coverage rolls out from there as verified provider companies come online.
Target launch · Winter 2026
ASAP
For urgent help
Providers submit price and ETA. Product target is arrival within about two hours after you accept an offer.
Scheduled
For planned service
Pick a future time. Providers can bid and negotiate on the request until you choose the offer that fits.
For towing & roadside companies
Be one of the first providers on Road Tower.
We're onboarding a small group of founding provider companies before public launch to shape pricing, workflow and payouts together. The program is intended to offer early access and direct input on the product. Participation and any preferred launch terms will be agreed separately.
Before we launch
Towing & roadside assistance. Your questions, answered.
Can I book a tow truck through Road Tower now?
Not yet. Road Tower is a pre-launch marketplace for towing and roadside assistance. Join the waitlist to hear when service opens in your area. This preview does not take service orders.
Where will Road Tower launch first?
The planned first launch covers Wisconsin, Illinois and Minnesota, with an initial focus on the I-90 / I-94 corridor. Coverage will expand as verified provider companies come online.
What roadside services are planned?
The initial plan includes towing, spare tire assistance, lockout help, fuel delivery and jump starts. Minor roadside repairs are also being explored, subject to local requirements and provider availability. Final service availability will be confirmed at launch.
How will I compare towing prices and arrival times?
You will post one request with your vehicle, location and service needs. Eligible provider companies will respond with their price and estimated arrival time. You will compare offers and choose the one that fits, for ASAP help or a scheduled service.
What does a verified provider mean?
Provider companies are intended to complete identity and onboarding checks before responding to requests, with applicable insurance checks required for towing jobs. Arrival times are estimates, and verification is not a guarantee of a particular outcome.
How can my towing company become a Founding Partner?
Use the Founding Partner form to send your company details. The team will follow up as the first launch regions open. Early partners can help shape the product and workflow; final pricing and program terms have not been published.
What happens when I join the waitlist?
We will save your email and let you know when Road Tower opens in your area. Joining does not create a service account, place an order or guarantee availability. You can contact the team to ask for removal from the list.
Join the waitlist
Be first in line when Road Tower opens in your area.
We're rolling out first across Wisconsin, Illinois and Minnesota along the I-90/I-94 corridor, then expanding from there.