Community-specific placement
Pickup instructions can reflect gates, homes, shared spaces, and current community rules.
HOAs & residential communities
A cleaner cardboard routine for your community.
Boxd helps neighborhood boards and property managers coordinate recurring cardboard pickup without asking every household to invent its own solution.
See how Boxd works
A simple routine communities can understand.
Picture the relief of watching the cardboard pile disappear—one dependable Boxd-Day at a time, without another errand or overflowing bin.
Designed for neighborhood life
Less cardboard clutter. A simpler resident experience.
Resident communication
Boxd-Day assignments, reminders, weather notices, and service updates keep expectations clear.
Controlled rollout
Start with interested residents or a defined pilot before considering a larger program.
Flexible program models
Choose the starting point that fits your board.
Final pricing and launch timing follow a community, access, volume, and route-capacity review.
Resident-paid enrollment
Interested households subscribe individually while Boxd coordinates community-compatible service.
Sponsored pilot
Test the experience with a defined group or time period before making a wider decision.
Community-sponsored service
Explore a broader recurring program built around the number of homes and operating requirements.
A practical path to launch
From first conversation to first Boxd-Day.
- 01
Share the community basics
Tell us the location, approximate home count, access needs, and the problem you want to solve.
- 02
Review fit and placement
We evaluate route capacity and define community-compatible pickup instructions.
- 03
Select a rollout model
Choose resident enrollment, a pilot, or a sponsored program with clear expectations.
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Coordinate launch
Residents receive service details and Boxd communications before the first scheduled pickup.
Start the conversation
Tell us about your community.
We’ll review the information and follow up about service fit, rollout options, and a realistic next step.
Currently focused on Orange Park, Fleming Island, Oakleaf, and nearby Clay County communities.
Board and manager questions
A few things to know.
01Does the HOA have to pay for every resident?
No. A community can explore resident-paid subscriptions, an HOA-sponsored pilot, or a broader sponsored program. We’ll recommend a structure after learning the community’s goals and route requirements.
02Can Boxd work with gates and community placement rules?
Yes. Access, approved pickup locations, service windows, and current association rules are reviewed before launch. Residents should continue following their community’s rules.
03Is this the same as municipal recycling?
No. Boxd is a separate recurring cardboard pickup service. Service scope, eligible materials, placement instructions, and the pickup schedule are confirmed during onboarding.
04How quickly can a community launch?
Timing depends on the number of homes, access, current route capacity, and the rollout model. After an initial conversation, Boxd can outline the next steps and a realistic start window.