Pricing

Annual agreements, priced around the year you're planning.

bunk is built for companies that will be housing crews all year. We hold capacity ahead of your schedule, so pricing is set by how many crews you run and how many jobs they move between.

Tier 1 1–2 crews

A couple of crews, a few jobs a year

Under a dozen mobilizations a year, mostly in markets you already know. A 12-month agreement so the rate doesn't move when the basin gets busy.

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12-month agreement, rates locked for the term
Sourcing and booking for every job in the term
Roster and room assignments in the platform
One invoice a month across all jobs
Changes and extensions handled, no rebooking fees
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Tier 2 Most common
3–10 crews

Several crews, jobs rolling all year

Crews moving between sites constantly, overlapping schedules, and nobody whose actual job is housing them. Annual or multi-year, with capacity reserved against your forecast.

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Everything in Tier 1
Annual or multi-year term, volume-based rates
Held room blocks in your recurring markets
Named account lead, reachable 24/7
Spend and occupancy reporting by project
Billing coded to your cost centers
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Tier 3 10+ crews

A standing program across every region

Continuous mobilization — turnarounds, storm response, multi-year builds — where housing is a line in the budget rather than a purchase. Multi-year terms with committed capacity.

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Everything in Tier 2
Multi-year term with committed bed capacity
Lodge and man-camp capacity secured ahead of season
Meals, laundry, and transport coordination
On-site check-in support during mobilization
Quarterly review of spend, occupancy, and forecast
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Why no numbers on this page?

Because a bed in Midland in October and a bed in Baton Rouge in February are not the same bed. A term agreement lets us average that out for you — but only once we've seen your year.

What we need to price a term

How many crews you run, how many jobs they'll move between this year, the regions you work, and typical crew size. Half an hour on a call is plenty.