SubContain: The Future of Waste Management

SubContain brings the globally proven Molok vertical inground waste system to the U.S. market through an exclusive franchise model. The original concept transformed the waste industry by “burying the bin” — solving the problems of odor, rodents, and the visual clutter of traditional dumpsters. Today, more than 275,000 units are in use across 45+ countries, backed by ISO-certified quality and operational excellence.

A Smarter, Cleaner, and More Profitable Solution

SubContain offers a clean-tech upgrade for communities, businesses, and municipalities across the country. Our system leverages gravity for natural compaction, stores 60% more waste in the same footprint, and seamlessly integrates with urban landscapes. Designed for long-term service, these units are odor-free, rodent-resistant, and visually unobtrusive, aligning perfectly with ESG initiatives, smart city planning, and LEED-certified projects.

Why Franchisees Choose SubContain

As the first-to-market franchise in the U.S. inground waste industry, SubContain gives franchise partners a significant competitive edge. With only 3–5 SKUs, engineered installation plans, and minimal staff requirements, operations are streamlined and scalable. Our model generates multiple revenue streams—from unit sales to recurring waste collection and maintenance contracts—backed by infrastructure-driven, long-term agreements that average 90% customer retention.

Ideal franchisees are sales-driven and locally connected, with strong business acumen and a passion for clean, sustainable solutions. Whether you’re a developer, consultant, engineer, or simply a service-focused entrepreneur, SubContain offers pathways for both owner-operators and semi-absentee owners.

Unmatched Support and Growth Potential

Franchise partners receive 30+ hours of training in sales, technical operations, and business management, along with ongoing coaching and full support in digital marketing, web presence, and SEO. SubContain is positioned to reshape waste management in the U.S., and with a rapidly growing demand for sustainable infrastructure, the opportunity for early adopters has never been greater.