For moving companies
Movers who answer the price question win the 9pm search.
Somebody comparing three movers on a Saturday night is not going to wait until Monday. They book whoever tells them something useful first.
No signup. Nothing to install to try it.
“Every move is different — I can’t quote without seeing it.”
Nobody is asking you to. You already price by crew size and hours; this asks the same questions you ask on the phone and shows the same arithmetic. Anything genuinely unusual — a piano, a safe, a fifth-floor walk-up — is handed to you instead of guessed at.
What it prices
- Crew and truck, by the size of the home
- Stairs at both ends
- Travel and mileage
- Packing help, if they want it
And what it refuses.
A piano or a gun safe stops the form and asks the customer for their number, because access decides that price and no rule can see a staircase.
A handover is a success, not a failure. You get the lead, with everything they typed, by email and by text — and nobody has been told a number that turns out to be wrong on the day.
Fifteen minutes, and no invoices.
You describe what you charge, in your own words, on a call. We build the price list and send it back for you to check before anything goes live. There is no spreadsheet to fill in and no shoebox of invoices to hand over.