Moving leads and who sells them.
Moving leads from ten providers that sell to US moving companies. How each one works, who it fits, and real prices where the provider publishes them.
Moving leads providers, compared.
Ten moving leads providers and platforms that send moving customers your way. Most leads are shared, so the first mover to call usually wins.
- 1moveadvisor.com
MoveAdvisor
Shared leads and live transfers · Dover, DE
Formerly MyMovingReviews. Phone-verified local and interstate leads delivered in real time, filtered by location, date, distance, and move size. Each lead goes to you and at most three other movers, and bad leads can be voided.
- Best for
- Movers that want a hard cap on competition per lead and a way to return bad ones.
- Pricing
- Not published. Daily lead caps and monthly budgets available.
- 2movebuddha.com
moveBuddha
Referral program
A high-traffic moving review site. Customers research movers and choose who to contact, so this is not a self-serve lead buy. The Certified program is for carriers only, needs at least one year under your current authority, and includes a site inspection.
- Best for
- Established carriers with a clean record.
- Pricing
- Not published.
- 3greatguysmove.com
Great Guys Moving
Lead partner program · Austin, TX
A mover directory with a Lead Partner Program by application. The site says it partners only with proven movers and that movers cannot buy a spot on its lists.
- Best for
- Movers with strong reviews that can pass an application.
- Pricing
- Not published.
- 4hirebestpros.com
Hire Best Pros
Web leads and inbound calls · New Hudson, MI
The lead network that billy.com now redirects to. Sells web leads and live calls from people who asked to speak with a mover, with coverage set by ZIP, city, or state during onboarding.
- Best for
- Movers that want calls and form leads from one network.
- Pricing
- Not published.
- 5movematcher.com
Move Matcher
Pay per engagement · Chicago, IL
A different model. Customers see your estimate next to others, and you pay only when one contacts you by call, email, or chat. Billed monthly with no prepaid balance and no long-term contract.
- Best for
- Movers that do not want to prepay for leads that never respond.
- Pricing
- Per engagement. Amounts not published.
- 6moverjunction.com
Mover Junction
Shared leads and inbound calls · Ashburn, VA
Free to join with a directory listing, then real-time leads and inbound calls once you set up a campaign with filters. Each customer is contacted by two to four movers.
- Best for
- Small movers that want a free listing first and paid leads later.
- Pricing
- Free to join. Per-lead price not published.
- 7moving.com
Moving.com
Shared leads
One of the best-known consumer moving sites. In July 2026 it was acquired by National Holding Company, the parent of National Van Lines, which said existing mover agreements and lead routing would stay unchanged.
- Best for
- Movers that want volume from a major consumer brand.
- Pricing
- Not published.
- 8thumbtack.com
Thumbtack
Pay per lead
A general home services platform that many local movers buy from. You set job preferences, a maximum lead price, and a weekly budget. Thumbtack charges you for each matching lead whether or not you win the job, and the same customer can contact several pros.
- Best for
- Local movers and small jobs where a fast reply wins.
- Pricing
- No public price list. Varies by job and market.
- 9angi.com
Angi
Pay per lead and advertising
Formerly HomeAdvisor and Angie's List. Angi Leads matches you to homeowner requests for a fee per lead, and Angi Ads is a separate advertising product.
- Best for
- A test channel for movers already collecting reviews on Angi.
- Pricing
- Not published.
- 10equatemedia.com
Equate Media
Shared, exclusive, and live transfers · Las Vegas, NV
Sells all three lead types for local and long-distance moves and is one of the few that publishes a full price list. You set filters for location, move size, and move date. No contract.
- Best for
- Testing shared leads, exclusive leads, and call transfers side by side at known prices.
- Pricing
- Shared (up to 4 movers): $11.50 local, $19 long distance. Exclusive: $33 local, $69 long distance. Phone transfers from $25 local, $75 long distance.
Listings checked November 2026. Details change, so confirm pricing and terms with each company before you sign. Spot something wrong or missing? Email info@themovinglab.com.
A lead is only worth what you book.
The cheapest lead is rarely the cheapest job. A shared lead is sold to several movers at once, so the price per lead tells you little until you know how many you close. Ask these before you load a balance.
How many movers get the same lead. Up to four is common.
Whether you prepay, and whether unused balance is refundable.
How bad leads are credited: wrong numbers, duplicates, out of area.
Filters you control: move size, distance, date, ZIP.
Delivery speed. Real time into your CRM, or an email you find later.
Your cost per booked job, tracked by source, after 30 days.
Common questions
Short answers for owners deciding whether to buy moving leads.
It depends on the type. From the one moving lead company that publishes a full price list: shared leads are $11.50 local and $19 long distance, exclusive leads are $33 local and $69 long distance, and screened phone transfers start at $25 local and $75 long distance. Most other providers quote a price only after you sign up.
A shared lead is sold to several movers at once, usually up to four, so you are racing the others to the phone. An exclusive lead goes to one mover and costs roughly three times as much. Shared works when you respond in minutes. Exclusive works when you cannot.
They can be, if you respond fast and track what books. The number that matters is cost per booked job, not cost per lead. Run one source for 30 days, count booked jobs, and compare it to what you spend to win a job from your own website or referrals.
A call center speaks to the customer first, confirms the move details, then transfers the live call to your sales line. You pay per transferred call. They cost more than a form lead because the customer is already on the phone.
As fast as you can pick up the phone. With shared leads the customer hears from several movers within minutes, and the first good conversation usually gets the job. If you cannot answer in real time, buy fewer leads or use a team that can.
We started from the Moversville vendor directory, then opened each provider's own page for movers to confirm it sells to US moving companies today. Providers that have shut down or stopped selling to movers were left off.
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