Software for movers worth running.
Software for movers, checked and compared. Sixteen moving company CRMs and three survey tools, who each one fits, and what it costs when the vendor is willing to say.
Moving company software and CRMs.
Sixteen software platforms and CRMs for moving companies that sell in the US today. Every one was checked on its own site, and prices are shown only where the vendor publishes them.
- Visit mooxy.com1
Mooxy
HOTSales CRM for movers
Lead management and quoting software built for the sales side of a moving company. The pricing engine recalculates as service, access, and crew size change, so reps quote on the first call. Automated follow-up, lead routing by job size, a client portal with online signing and payments, and sales leaderboards keep the pipeline moving.
- Best for
- Sales teams that want accurate quotes on the first call and fast follow-up.
- Pricing
- $50 per user per month. Month to month, 7-day free trial, no card required.
- 2smartmoving.com
SmartMoving
All-in-one platform · Dallas, TX
One system from lead to payment: sales automation and follow-up, estimates with inventory and cube sheets, dispatch and crew scheduling, accounting, payments, storage, reporting, and a crew app.
- Best for
- Residential movers that want sales and operations in a single system.
- Pricing
- Not published. Plans run on 12, 24, or 36-month terms.
- 3supermove.com
Supermove
All-in-one platform · San Francisco, CA
Office, crew app, estimator, storage, payments, and accounting automation in one platform, plus AI voice agents that answer calls and run outbound follow-up.
- Best for
- Larger and multi-location movers, including office and industrial work.
- Pricing
- Not published. Demo required.
- 4moveitpro.com
MoveitPro
All-in-one platform · Longwood, FL
CRM, estimating, dispatch, crew app, digital bill of lading, claims, DOT compliance tracking, payments, and a phone system with call transcription. Covers local, interstate, storage, and military work.
- Best for
- Established movers that run several lines of business and want every module included.
- Pricing
- From $449 per month on a 12-month term, with 2 office users and 1 branch. Lite plan from $200 per month.
- 5elromco.com
Elromco
CRM and online booking · Canton, MA
Instant online quotes from your own rates, online booking with e-signature and deposit, a customer portal, crew dispatch, a movers app with electronic bill of lading, storage billing, payroll, and claims. The product is also known as MoveBoard.
- Best for
- Local movers that want customers to quote and book online.
- Pricing
- $289 per month for 3 office users, or $399 per month for unlimited users. Month to month.
- 6movegistics.com
Movegistics
CRM and digital warehouse · Folsom, CA
Moving CRM with lead and estimate management, automated follow-ups, two-way email and text, drag-and-drop dispatch, a crew app, AI video surveys, QR-based inventory, and vault-level storage tracking.
- Best for
- Movers with storage and warehousing.
- Pricing
- Not published.
- 7chariotmove.com
Chariot
All-in-one platform · New York, NY
CRM with lead source tracking, two-way texting, estimates with AI inventories from video and voice, an AI assistant for missed calls, dispatch, a crew hub, invoicing, payments, and claims. Storage is listed as coming soon.
- Best for
- Small and mid-size local movers that want unlimited users.
- Pricing
- From $293 per month, billed quarterly or annually. Unlimited office and crew users.
- 8network-leads.com
Network Leads Moving Software
CRM from a lead provider · Newark, DE
Moving CRM with pipeline, estimates, e-signatures, dispatch scheduling, invoicing, payments, and automated follow-ups. The same company also sells moving leads, websites, and outsourced sales reps.
- Best for
- Movers that buy leads and want the lead source and CRM from one vendor.
- Pricing
- $249 per month for 3 office users, or $399 per month for 7. Month to month, 14-day free trial.
- 9moverstech.com
MoversTech CRM
CRM and operations · New York, NY
Lead capture with auto-assignment, rule-based quoting, e-sign contracts, dispatch, invoices with payment links, claims, and storage with recurring billing. Supports separate pricing and branding per branch.
- Best for
- Single-location and multi-branch movers with storage that want no contract.
- Pricing
- From $275 per month. No contract, no setup fee.
- 10moverssuite.com
MoversSuite
Moving and storage management · Grand Junction, CO
Order management for domestic, military, and international moves, local and long-distance dispatch, claims, job costing, storage invoicing, and commissions, with connections to Atlas, SIRVA, and UniGroup. Built by EWS Group.
- Best for
- Van line agents and larger multi-service movers.
- Pricing
- Not published. Subscription by user tier and module.
- 11movehq.com
MoveHQ
CRM, warehouse, and driver app · Columbus, OH
Three products that work together: a moving CRM that carries the shipment from lead to delivery, a barcode warehouse system, and a driver app for electronic inventories. Owned by Updater.
- Best for
- Van line agents and storage operators that need digital inventory and barcoding.
- Pricing
- Not published.
- 12granot.com
Granot
Long-distance moving software · Miami Beach, FL
Web-based software with lead intake, estimates, online booking, e-sign, bill of lading, two-way texting, dispatch, inventory with lot tags, and storage billing. Includes Movers Arena, a shared truckload board.
- Best for
- Long-distance carriers and companies that share loads with partners.
- Pricing
- $325 per month for up to 50 users, or $495 per month with storage, payroll, and claims.
- 13vonigo.com
Vonigo
Field service platform · Vancouver, Canada
A general field service platform with a moving version: online booking, estimates, crew and truck scheduling, routing, invoicing, payments, and automated customer reminders.
- Best for
- Franchise and multi-location service brands.
- Pricing
- Not published.
- 14moverbase.com
Moverbase
CRM for small movers · Philadelphia, PA
Web and mobile app with a website quote form, lead management, an inventory and price estimator, fill-and-sign documents, scheduling, invoicing, and on-site payments. Connects to QuickBooks, Stripe, and Zapier.
- Best for
- Owner-operators and small local movers on a tight budget.
- Pricing
- Free for up to 10 jobs per month. Paid plans from $29 per month.
- 15drivesales.com
DriveSales
CRM with video surveys · Casper, WY
CRM with lead capture, automated email and text follow-up, quoting, AI and live video surveys, dispatch, and a customer portal. Founded in 2024. Also sells done-for-you surveys.
- Best for
- Movers that want video surveys tied straight into the sales pipeline.
- Pricing
- From $99 per month per office, unlimited users. Higher tiers at $299 and $599.
- 16moversdesk.com
MoversDesk
CRM for local movers
Leads, estimates from a rate card, video walkthrough quotes, dispatch, a crew app, e-signed documents, invoices, and deposits, with an AI receptionist for missed calls on every plan. Built for local moves only.
- Best for
- Small local movers.
- Pricing
- From $99 per month. Month to month, 14-day free trial.
Survey and inventory tools.
Not full CRMs. These plug into the sales process to get an accurate inventory before you send a price.
- yembo.ai
Yembo
AI video surveys · San Diego, CA
Pre-move surveys from video the customer records or a live call. AI builds the inventory and the estimate. Also handles digital claims.
- Pricing
- Not published.
- liveswitch.com
LiveSwitch
Live video estimates
Browser-based video calls and recording links for remote estimates, with no app for the customer to install. A general small-business tool with several moving company case studies.
- Pricing
- Not published.
- voxme.com
Voxme
Inventory and survey apps · Toronto, Canada
Digital inventory app with barcode labels, a pre-move survey app, and virtual video surveys.
- Pricing
- $300 per year plus $3 per job.
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.
Pick the software that fixes your bottleneck.
Most movers shop for the longest feature list. The better question is where jobs leak today. If leads go cold, buy for sales. If crews show up with the wrong paperwork, buy for dispatch. Check these before you sign anything.
Contract length. Some vendors are month to month, others ask for 12 to 36 months.
What a user costs. Per-user pricing adds up fast once crews need logins.
Whether quoting matches how you price: hourly, flat rate, weight, or volume.
Speed to first response. Automated follow-up is where booking rate moves.
Storage, claims, and payroll. Often a higher tier or an add-on.
Getting your data out. Ask for the export before you need it.
Common questions
Short answers for owners comparing moving company software.
It depends on what is costing you money. For sales speed and quote accuracy, a sales-first CRM like Mooxy fits. For one system that runs sales, dispatch, and billing, look at SmartMoving, Supermove, or MoveitPro. Van line agents usually end up on MoversSuite or MoveHQ.
Published prices on this list run from free (Moverbase, up to 10 jobs a month) to about $450 a month for a full platform on an annual term. Per-user tools like Mooxy charge $50 per user per month. Several of the larger vendors do not publish prices and quote after a demo.
A general CRM tracks leads, but it does not know what a cube sheet, a bill of lading, or a crew schedule is. Moving software prices jobs from inventory, access, and crew size, which is the part that takes the longest to rebuild in a general tool.
From the vendors that publish terms: Mooxy, Elromco, Network Leads, MoversTech, and MoversDesk are month to month. SmartMoving and MoveitPro list 12 to 36-month terms. Chariot bills quarterly or annually.
It goes deeper on the part that brings in revenue: pricing a job accurately on the first call, following up before the lead goes cold, and routing leads to the right rep. Mooxy is built around that. If you want dispatch and accounting in the same system, compare the all-in-one platforms right below it.
We started from the Moversville vendor directory, then opened every vendor's own site to confirm it is active and sells to US movers. Products whose sites were dead or years out of date were left off.
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