Websites for moving companies
Look like the mover people trust with everything they own. $100 flat.
- One page, $100 flat
- Live in 48 hours
- 2 revision rounds
- You own every file
People are nervous about movers, with good reason. They'll check whether you're licensed, read reviews closely, and compare quotes. A clear, honest site with your credentials and pricing makes you the safe choice.
What your website needs
01
Your USDOT number, if you move interstate
Interstate movers are registered with the FMCSA, and careful customers look it up.
02
Local vs long-distance
Different pricing and process. Explain both.
03
How pricing works
Hourly rates for local moves, what affects long-distance quotes, and what's never extra.
04
Insurance and valuation
What's covered if something breaks, in plain words.
05
Packing, storage, specialty items
Pianos, antiques, office moves. Extra services are extra revenue.
06
A detailed quote form
From and to, move date, home size, and special items.
Every one of these is included in a $100 build when it fits on one page. Start yours.
How customers find moving companies
Customers search "movers near me", "long distance movers", "local moving company", or "piano movers" with their city. Reviews carry a lot of weight in moving, so collect them after every job.
- Name the cities and routes you move between most.
- Show your registration and insurance details clearly.
- Ask every customer for a review the day after the move.
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One-page site
$100 flat
Everything above on one page, designed for your business. Live within 48 hours of your brief. Paid once, owned by you.
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Multi-page site or app
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A page per service, online booking, payments, a customer portal, or an iPhone and Android app. A fixed price within one business day.
Questions moving companies ask us
Should my USDOT number be on my website?
If you do interstate moves, yes. It's a strong trust signal and customers often check it.
Can the quote form ask for an inventory?
Yes. A form with home size, special items, and optional photos gives you what you need to quote.
Can I show my moving prices?
Local hourly rates work well on the page. Long-distance moves vary, so a quick quote form is better.
How much does a website for moving companies cost?
With us, a one-page site is $100 flat, live within 48 hours of your brief, with 2 revision rounds and full ownership. Multi-page sites, online booking or payments, and apps get a free written quote within one business day, and you pay nothing until you accept it. Hosting and monthly updates are optional at $49 a month.
Guides worth reading first
Running your site
The website checklist for local service businesses
A practical checklist for plumbers, salons, clinics, cleaners, and other local businesses to make sure their website brings in customers.
Getting found
Local SEO basics: how to show up when people search nearby
The practical steps that help a local business appear in Google search and Maps when customers search for services near them.
Design that sells
How to get more phone calls from your website
Small changes that turn website visitors into phone calls for local service businesses, from tap-to-call buttons to answering the questions people call about.
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