For moving companies
Website builder for moving companies
A professional moving company website that shows your rates plainly, puts your license and coverage where customers look, and asks every question you need to quote a move.
No card needed to build or publish. $29 a month puts it on your own domain, with the domain included. Want to compare looks first? See our moving company website designs.
- A quote form that asks the move date, home size, where from and where to
- A rates section, so customers see your prices before they call
- Your license, USDOT number and coverage, shown once you add them
- Your own domain, registered in your name
Your moving site in three steps
Pick a design
Start from the design recommended below, or any other. You can switch later without losing your words.
Add your moving details
Your business name, services, phone number and the area you cover.
Preview free, then publish
See the site before you pay anything, and put it on your own domain for $29 a month.
Common moving services to feature on your site
These are services moving companies commonly list. Yours go in as you build, each with a price if you want to show one.
- Local moves
- Long-distance moves
- Packing and unpacking
- Furniture assembly
- Commercial moving
- Storage solutions
What customers look for in a moving business
Make sure your site answers the questions customers ask before they pick up the phone.
- Your USDOT number. Required for interstate moves, and it shows you're a registered mover
- Licensed and insured, something customers check before they book
- GPS-tracked trucks, if yours are. Worth saying to customers worried about timing and their belongings
- Your rates shown up front, so customers know roughly where they stand before they call
- What protection comes with every move, which matters to anyone moving fragile or valuable things
High-value jobs to target
The kinds of work moving companies most want a website to bring in.
- Local move quote. Needs the move date, home size and distance
- Long-distance move inquiry. Higher value, longer planning window
- Commercial office move. A business client, often after hours or on a weekend
- Packing-only service. Smaller job, often at short notice
An example headline
"Austin movers. Licensed, insured and GPS-tracked. Local and long-distance"
Every word on a Buildrok site is yours to change, the headline included. Name your city, your trade and what sets you apart.
Recommended design
Built for moving companies
Made for moving companies, with the sections, the quote form and the layout this trade needs.
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Cargo
Moving Company · Residential & Commercial
A moving company website template built for one job: winning the move date before three other crews call back on Monday. Separate pages give each kind of move you do, from local and long-distance to packing and storage, a page of its own. A quote form built for movers asks both addresses, the home size and the date before the phone rings, every request is emailed to you, and the same lead lands in your Buildrok Lead Inbox.
- A quote form built for movers
- Your crew rates, set out plainly
- Your license numbers and coverage, shown once you add them
- An email for every new request
Recommended pages for a moving website
Not every trade needs the same structure. This is what works for moving companies, given how their customers search and decide.
Home
Your license, USDOT number and coverage, your rates, the quote form, the towns you serve and your reviews
Services
Local, long-distance, commercial and packing, each with a page of its own, because each is a different search
Contact
The detailed quote form: move date, home size, where from and where to, and the services they need
How to rank locally as a moving business
- Use 'movers in [city]' and 'moving company [city]' in your page titles and headings, because that is how people search for a local mover
- Showing your hourly rates gives your site something to say to people searching 'how much do movers cost in [city]'
- A USDOT number displayed on your site signals you're a legitimate, registered mover
- Ask customers to mention where they moved from and to in their reviews; it tells the next customer you know the route
- Give long-distance moves a service page of their own, and name the routes you run most on it
Questions from moving companies
Do moving companies need a website?
Yes. People planning a move often look for a mover weeks ahead and compare a few before asking for a quote. A website with your rates and a quote form lets them ask you while they're comparing, rather than whoever answers the phone first.
What should a moving company website include?
Your rates set out plainly, your license, insurance and USDOT number, the services you offer, the towns you serve, reviews from past customers, and a detailed quote request form. Buildrok's moving designs have a place for every one of these.
How can I get more moving quotes from my website?
Make the quote easy to ask for, and ask for what you need to price it. Every Buildrok moving design's form asks the move date and how flexible it is, the home size, where from and where to, the floors and stairs at each end, and which services they need, so you can price the job before you call back. Every request comes to you by email and lands in your Lead Inbox.
Ready to launch your moving website?
Build and publish your site free, with no card. $29 a month puts it on your own domain, with the domain included.