Leads that land as quotes
Emails from Angi, HomeAdvisor, Thumbtack and the rest become web quotes on their own, ready to price.
Moving leads, texting & reviews
Leads from the services you pay for, the calls nobody could pick up, texts from your own number, follow-ups until a quote books, and the review after a good move, all beside the quote they belong to.
Emails from Angi, HomeAdvisor, Thumbtack and the rest become web quotes on their own, ready to price.
Text customers from your own business number, with every conversation kept beside its quote.
After the move, happy customers are sent on to Google, and the rest tell you first.
You pay for leads from several services, and each one emails them its own way. Move Happy reads them as they arrive and files each as a web quote with the name, phone, move date and ZIP codes, so the first call goes out while the lead is still warm.
A lead that is missing something waits in its own list with the gap marked, instead of sinking in an inbox.
Calls come in while the office is on another line, at lunch or after hours. An AI receptionist on your own phone account picks those up: it says it is an assistant, checks whether a date looks open, and takes down a new move as a web quote.
It never books or moves a job by itself. Every call waits in a list with what was said and what to do next, and your office calls back with the quote.
Customers answer a text long before they open an email. Text them from your own business number, keep each conversation with its quote, and reply from the office as messages come in.
Reminders before the move and a note when the crew is on the way go out on their own only if you turn them on, and anyone who replies STOP gets no more texts.
Most quotes that do not book were never followed up a second time. Follow-up emails go to quotes that have not booked, on the days you choose and in your own words, and stop the moment the move books.
Every one carries an unsubscribe link, and an unsubscribe is honored across your marketing email.
After the move, customers get a short request to rate it. A happy customer is sent on to your Google, Yelp or Facebook page; one who is less than happy tells you first, so you can make it right.
Realtors, apartment managers and past customers who send you work get their own link and QR code, and a page that shows who they referred and what they have earned.
Questions
Yes. Leads those services email you are filed as web quotes on their own, each with its ad source, ready to price.
Yes. Texts go from your own business number, and every conversation stays with its quote. Automatic texts go out only when you turn them on, and STOP is always honored.
No. It answers the calls you miss, checks whether a date looks open and takes down new moves as web quotes. Booking stays with your office.
Yes. The review page, the unsubscribe page, the partner page and the messages can all say it your way.
Guides
What a moving company’s website quote form should ask, why speed to lead matters, instant prices versus call-backs, following up, and measuring which ad sources book.
Read the guideA practical guide to pricing local moves: crew size, hours, travel time, trucks, stairs, packing and materials, minimums and why the date matters as much as the volume.
Read the guide44 of 50 spots left in the AI beta
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