Better information before you spend time
We organize the available location, property, access, activity, and timing details, so you can judge whether an opportunity deserves a call, a quote, or a visit before you commit your time.
Texas Operator Network
You handle the fieldwork. THD helps with the business around it.
Texas Hog Dispatch connects property owners with independent feral hog operators. The fieldwork is what you already know. The finding, the inquiries, the property details, the quoting, and the payment arrangements — that is the friction THD is built to reduce, while you stay in control of the work itself.
Built For Independent Operators
More than a lead. Less work between the call and the job.
Every operation is different, but the business side of the work tends to produce the same friction. Not every operator faces all of it — but the hours outside the field add up fast.
Finding legitimate customers and opportunities
Repeating the same intake and property questions
Sorting out whether an inquiry fits your territory and capabilities
Quoting, follow-up, and paperwork
Collecting payment, with limited ways for customers to pay
Where THD Comes In
You handle the fieldwork. THD helps with what surrounds it.
- Organizes client intake and request details
- Compares each request with your territory, capabilities, and preferences
- Routes relevant opportunities to you with context
- Supports a digital payment workflow through Stripe
- Maintains transaction and communication records
Matched to how you operate
Your operator profile captures your territory, capabilities, preferred property types, job scale, and availability. THD uses the location, property, access, and reported-activity details in each request to identify practical fit — so what reaches you arrives with better context before you decide, not just a phone number.
You decide what is worth pursuing
Every opportunity is an invitation to quote, accept, or pass — never an assignment. You choose what fits your business and what does not.
Professional digital payments
For THD-generated work, THD coordinates payment processing through Stripe, so customers can pay electronically and the transaction has a documented digital process behind it.
More payment flexibility where eligible
Eligible customers and transactions may be offered provider-managed flexible payment options, such as Klarna and Affirm, through Stripe. Approval is decided by the payment provider and is never guaranteed.
Exposure without giving up control
One profile can surface potential fit for one-time requests, recurring property needs, larger acreage, commercial locations, and HOAs — while you keep setting the prices, terms, and schedule.
How The Network Works
From request to your decision.
Once your operator profile is complete, this is how a request reaches your decision.
- 01
A property owner submits location, property, access, and reported activity details.
- 02
THD reviews and organizes the incoming request.
- 03
We compare the request with operator territory, capabilities, and preferences.
- 04
You review the opportunity and decide whether to quote, accept, or pass.
If accepted, you control the scope, price, schedule, and fieldwork.
Submitted information is self-reported. A potential match is not a THD certification, endorsement, or guarantee.
Built Around Your Business
Straightforward from the start.
- There is no upfront or monthly profile fee.
- You set the service price and scope for each job.
- You set the payment schedule and client terms for each job. Your quote or written agreement controls.
- Commercial terms for THD-generated work are provided during onboarding and included in the operator agreement before dispatch eligibility.
- Active commercial general liability insurance is required before approval or job access.
- Submitting a profile does not guarantee approval, exclusivity, coverage, or work.
What does THD handle?
THD is being built to reduce front-end and administrative friction for operators — handling intake, request organization, matching and routing, payment infrastructure, records, and continued development of opportunities:
- Client intake and request organization
- Location and coverage review
- Matching against operator territory and capabilities
- Dispatch and administrative communication
- Stripe payment infrastructure
- Operator-defined payment-schedule processing
- Eligibility-based customer payment options
- Transaction and communication records
- Continued development of the operator network and opportunity pipeline
Your business stays yours.
You choose what to pursueYou set the priceYou define the scopeYou choose your methodsYou control your scheduleYou focus on the work
Every opportunity that reaches you is one you review and decide on: quote it, take it, or pass on it.
THD handles intake, matching, routing, and payment infrastructure. Operators remain independent businesses — not THD employees, agents, partners, or franchisees — and remain responsible for lawful fieldwork, permissions, insurance, scope, and compliance.
Payment Infrastructure
Getting paid should not be a second job.
Chasing checks, tracking deposits, and keeping payment records can take as much time as the work itself. For THD-generated work, THD coordinates digital payment processing through Stripe, so payment has a professional, documented process behind it.
Give customers more ways to pay
For THD-generated work, Stripe supports card payments and other electronic payment methods, so customers are not limited to checks or cash.
Make larger jobs easier to consider
On eligible transactions, customers may be offered provider-managed pay-over-time options such as Klarna and Affirm through Stripe — so a larger scope does not have to mean one large upfront check.
You set the price and terms
You set the price, payment schedule, and client terms for each job. Your quote or written agreement controls; THD coordinates the processing.
A documented digital payment process
Transactions run through Stripe's payment infrastructure with a digital record behind them — less reliance on manual collection and payment arrangements.
Standard payouts, faster where eligible
Stripe supports standard payouts, and eligible connected accounts may qualify for Instant Payouts. Availability, timing, fees, connected-account eligibility, and bank support vary.
On eligible pay-over-time options, the financing provider handles the customer's repayment. You are not personally extending consumer credit or tracking installments — a larger job becomes easier for the customer to say yes to, without the collection risk moving onto your books.
Naming Stripe, Klarna, or Affirm describes general provider capabilities. Payment-method availability and approval vary by operator, customer, service, and transaction, are determined by Stripe and the applicable payment provider, and are never guaranteed — not every payment method is enabled on THD. You set the price and payment terms for each job; your quote or written agreement controls. THD is not a lender.
Qualifications
What is generally required.
An operator may introduce their business before every onboarding step is complete. Before approval or job access, requirements generally include:
- Operating as an independent business
- Active commercial general liability insurance and proof of coverage
- Applicable operator agreement
- Stripe identity, business, and banking verification
- Credentials required for the services performed
- Accurate capability, service-area, and business information
Payment-method availability varies by operator, customer, service, and transaction. Approval is determined by Stripe and the applicable payment provider and is never guaranteed. A job is funded only after payment succeeds.
Common Questions
A few details before you begin.
Does THD guarantee work?
No. A profile helps us look for a practical fit, but it does not guarantee approval, coverage, referrals, or work.
Where is THD currently accepting operators?
Operator profiles are welcomed statewide, and THD listens to inquiries from across Texas. Current operator dispatch is concentrated on qualifying private properties in unincorporated Harris and Montgomery counties; statewide dispatch is not available today.
Is insurance required?
Yes. Active commercial general liability insurance and proof of coverage are required before approval or job access. THD reviews proof and records its expiration, but THD is not your insurer and does not guarantee that a policy covers a particular claim or loss.
Are financing or flexible payment options available?
Often, yes. On eligible transactions, Stripe may display provider-managed flexible payment options such as Klarna and Affirm, which let customers pay over time. These options come from the payment provider — THD is not a lender, and the operator does not personally extend consumer credit. Availability and approval depend on the operator, provider, customer, service, and transaction and are never guaranteed.
Am I working for THD?
No. Operators remain independent businesses, not THD employees, agents, partners, or franchisees.
Can I decline work or update or remove my profile?
Yes. You may pass on any opportunity without penalty. Email ops@texashogdispatch.com at any time to update or remove your profile.
How are payments handled?
You set the service price, scope, payment schedule, and client terms for each job. Your quote or written agreement controls. THD coordinates digital payment processing through Stripe, so customers can pay electronically through the platform. Commercial terms for THD-generated work are provided during onboarding and included in the operator agreement before dispatch eligibility. The detailed payment terms in the profile govern refunds, disputes, chargebacks, and related responsibilities.
How does THD make money?
There is no upfront or monthly profile fee to join the operator network. THD's commercial terms for THD-generated work are disclosed during onboarding and included in the operator agreement before dispatch eligibility.
More detail about the insurance requirement is available on the operator insurance page.
Operator Profile
Ready to tell us how you work?
This is a detailed operator profile—not a generic lead form. It covers the practical information needed to understand your business and identify potential matches: who you are, where you operate, what you handle, your availability, insurance status, and payment terms.
Tell us where you work, what you handle, and how your business runs. Many questions are optional, and more complete information helps reduce opportunities that do not fit. There is no upfront or monthly profile fee, and you decide whether to pursue any opportunity.
Operator Network Profile
Tell Us How You Work
No upfront or monthly fee to join the network. Everything here is self-reported and can be updated by emailing us. Sections 1 and 2 form your core profile. You must also complete your insurance status and all required acknowledgments before submitting. Other optional details may be provided now or updated later.