Route density is how much revenue you complete per mile driven - how tightly your jobs cluster geographically on a given day.
High route density means jobs sit close together, so the cost of getting the truck there is spread across many jobs. Low density means long, unpaid drives between scattered jobs, which quietly erodes margin.
Improving density - by clustering jobs into zone days and booking new work near jobs you already have - is one of the fastest ways to raise profit without raising prices.
Use customer-photo intake, review mapped RouteFill jobs whose customers chose flexible timing, run assigned CrewMode work, keep completion proof with the job, and save owner-reviewed CleanCycle renewal drafts.