Demand-aware by default
Each day’s price follows how much of your fleet is already spoken for, so you stop leaving money on the busiest dates.
Pricing optimization
Prices that read the calendar.
Every move date has a value. Move Happy weighs how full your trucks are and nudges each day’s price within your rules, so the slow Tuesday fills up and the Saturday everyone wants earns what it is worth.
Your floor, your rules
You set the discounts and the limits. Move Happy works inside them and never quotes below what you will accept.
Shown where customers decide
The same calendar of prices appears on your website quote form and in the proposals your team sends.
Stop pricing every day the same
Most moving companies charge one rate and hope the calendar sorts itself out. It never quite does: weekends and month-ends overbook while mid-week trucks sit in the yard.
Move Happy turns your capacity into a price signal. When a date is filling up, its price holds or rises; when it is wide open, a modest discount does the selling for you.
- A discount calendar built from your own bookings
- Day-by-day prices on the web quote form
- Rules you can read, change and explain to a customer
Built for the way movers actually quote
Hourly, itemized, packing and crating estimates all draw on the same price for the day, so the number a customer sees online matches the number your salesperson says on the phone.
And because it all lives beside your schedule, the price for a date is never a guess about how busy you are. It is a reading.
- Hourly and itemized estimates
- Travel fees, minimums and crew sizes
- Proposals that carry the day’s price
Questions
Good to know.
How does Move Happy decide a day’s price?
It looks at how much of your crew and truck capacity is already booked for that date and applies the discounts and limits you set. You stay in control of the rules.
Can customers see the prices online?
Yes. The quote form on your website shows each day’s price, so customers can pick a date that suits their budget and your calendar.
Will it ever quote below my minimum?
No. Your minimums and floors always apply; pricing optimization only works inside them.
Guides
Read more on this.
All guidesHow to Price a Moving Job: Hourly, Flat and Itemized Estimates
A 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 guidePlanning for Moving Season: Summer, Month-Ends and Weekends
How moving companies prepare for peak demand: when the rush comes, pricing busy and slow dates, staffing up, deposits and waitlists, and keeping quality high when every truck is out.
Read the guide44 of 50 free spots left in the AI beta
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