GetMoved vs Moventry

GetMoved combines a moving-services marketplace with operations software for moving companies and an AI inventory platform. Customers can request a quote; the service says moving experts will send options at no obligation. GetMoved is a marketplace, not the mover: the licensed mover selected by the customer performs and contracts for the move. Its SaaS ERP covers customer management, leads, crew and vehicle management, scheduling, payment processing, invoicing, documents, reporting, and analytics. The operations portal includes work orders with status tracking and audit trails, Bill of Lading uploads, extras logging, Kanban and calendar views, and real-time updates. For inventory, users can upload a walkthrough video so AI can identify and count items, estimate volume and weight, and recommend a truck size. The AI engine can integrate with a customer's TMS or CRM through an API, and enterprise on-prem deployment is available. Mobile apps are listed for iPhone and Android. SaaS ERP Platform costs $99 a month; Complete GetMoved Ecosystem costs $999 a month; Leads & Bookings is $3, paid once. AI & API Platform pricing is on request.

Moventry is a web-based CRM for moving companies, combining lead handling, quotes, dispatch, crew coordination, and move paperwork. Staff can send quotes by SMS or email and track views, while automated follow-ups and reminders track inquiries until they are booked, lost, or scheduled. Job tools cover scheduling, crew assignments, ETAs, notes, and status tracking. Drivers and crew leads can access job details and customer information on mobile devices while working on site. The system also supports waivers, completion reports, claims workflows, and move-related documentation. Leads can arrive through website forms, manual entry, imports, or integrated sources, though no specific integrations are named. Moventry says it provides daily backups and role-based access for drivers, movers, dispatchers, and admins. Its privacy policy describes encryption, access controls, and monitoring; the company says it does not sell personal data. The Free plan costs nothing and permits up to 20 leads per month. Growth costs $99 a month and permits up to 100 leads; Pro costs $199 a month and is described for high-volume lead usage. The maker lists phone and email support during weekday business hours.