SmartMoving vs SuperSmart Moving

SmartMoving is moving-business software that combines a CRM with tools for estimates, sales, dispatch, storage, and customer communication. Its rules-based pricing engine can recommend the time, trucks, crew, and cost for a move based on location, date, and size. The Growth plan includes lead routing, automated sales follow-ups, lead lifecycle tracking, local, intrastate, and interstate dispatch, and a job calendar showing real-time crew and truck capacity. Scheduling uses drag and drop. Storage tools cover multiple warehouses, recurring billing, container and vault tracking, and automated late fees. The integrated crew app is available through the Apple App Store and Google Play Store. Listed integrations include QuickBooks Online, Mailchimp, LiveSwitch, Google Maps, RingCentral, calendar sync, payment processing, and RIG Moving Insurance. SmartMoving supports moves across the US and Canada, along with storage, junk removal, packing, and load/unload-only jobs. Growth pricing is available on request, with monthly, quarterly, or annual subscription choices. The company is headquartered in Dallas, Texas.

SuperSmart Moving brings sales, dispatch and customer experience workflows for moving companies into one system. Lead intake offers duplicate detection, location-aware fields and autocomplete based on client history. Capacity-aware scheduling shows how many movers are booked and available for a selected date. The estimate builder can calculate rate cards, California double-drive-time and travel charges outside 60 miles, then create a PDF. Document modules cover bills of lading, change orders, releases, damage reports and storage agreements, with multiple signatures and emailed PDFs. The dispatch board shows crew progress in real time, and customers can receive an on-the-way SMS with live GPS tracking. The product also lists job and inventory management, crew scheduling, payment processing and customer communication. It runs on Android, iOS and web, or can be self-hosted. Community is free forever, open source and provided as-is without support. Sustaining Partner costs $1,999 a year; it requires an application, has limited seats, and includes release updates and a direct line to the core maintainer.