More quote requests, fewer calls to price them
Your website asks what you would ask on the phone: bedrooms, stairs, heavy items and the date. Quote requests land in your inbox ready to price, day or night, and the bigger house and interstate jobs see a business they can trust.
A$249 a month plus A$499 build fee after launch GST may apply
A local three-bedroom move typically costs A$800-A$2,000 (source: What's The Damage). As an illustration, two extra moves a month at the low end cover the A$3,487 first year even at a 20% margin.
Free homepage mockup for your business within 2 working days. No obligation.
- Live in 7 daysFrom your complete content
- Build fee lastAfter you approve the live site
- Your domain, your nameIt stays yours if you leave
Built for 90+ on Google PageSpeed, fixed free if a page drops
7 days
from your content to a live website
5
revisions a month, then A$20 each
is when the build fee is invoiced
The job goes to whoever answers first
People pick a removalist on their phone, often at night after the lease notice lands. They ask the same five things. If your site cannot answer them, they ring the next name on the list.
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"Do you even come out to Logan?"
"Servicing all areas" in the footer. Nobody believes it, and Google has nothing to match to their suburb.
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"Roughly what for a three-bedder?"
A name-and-phone form means a call-back just to learn it is a second-floor walk-up with a piano.
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"Can you do Saturday the 28th?"
Lease-end weekends go first. If the site gives no way to ask for a date, they try the next name on the list.
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"What if you scratch the dining table?"
No insurance or damage process on show, so the bigger houses and offices go to whoever sets one out.
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"Are they still trading?"
Last year's rates and a photo of the old truck make a busy business look closed.
What gets packed up, and what arrives
| What | A typical old site | Your site with us |
|---|---|---|
| Quote requests | Name, phone and "tell us about your move" | Bedrooms, stairs and lifts, heavy items, both addresses and the date, asked by move size |
| Suburbs and runs | One "all areas" line in the footer | A page for each suburb and regular run your trucks cover |
| Insurance and damage | Not mentioned | Your cover, damage process and memberships, written from your paperwork |
| On a phone | Slow to open, with a tiny call button | Built for 90+ PageSpeed, with call and quote buttons where a thumb lands |
| Rates, hours, suburbs | Changed whenever someone finds the login | Send a text: 5 changes a month, each done within 2 to 5 working days |
| Photos | A stock model holding an empty box | Your trucks, your crew and real jobs, sorted by move type |
Click through four removalist sites before you spend a cent
Each one is a working website for a made-up removal business. Open it on your phone, try the quote form, then tell us what would change for yours.
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Honeyeater Removals Local house moves, Brisbane's northside Sample design · fictional business Open the live demo of Honeyeater Removals, a fictional business (opens in a new tab) -
Waypoint Interstate Removals Interstate moves, Sydney Sample design · fictional business Open the live demo of Waypoint Interstate Removals, a fictional business (opens in a new tab) -
Halyard Relocations Office moves, Melbourne Sample design · fictional business Open the live demo of Halyard Relocations, a fictional business (opens in a new tab) -
Tuart Van & Storage Small moves and storage, Perth Sample design · fictional business Open the live demo of Tuart Van & Storage, a fictional business (opens in a new tab)
Built for: local house movers, interstate removalists, office relocations, man with a van and small moves, removals and storage.
Your website, packed box by box
All six come with the plan.
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The home page
- Who you move, where, and how to get a price, before anyone scrolls
- Call and quote buttons that stay under the thumb on a phone
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The quote form
- Different questions for a studio, a family home and an office
- Stairs, lifts, pianos and pool tables asked up front
- Lands in your inbox ready to price, at 9pm or 9am
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Suburb and route pages
- A page for each suburb and regular run you list
- A new suburb on an existing page is one text and one revision; new pages are quoted separately
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Insurance and care
- Your cover and damage process, set out plainly
- Packing, wrapping and storage options, if you offer them
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Trucks, crew and reviews
- Your own trucks and crew, not stock photos
- Genuine reviews only, never written by us
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Kept running
- Hosting, security updates and the SSL certificate
- 5 revisions a month and a report of the enquiries received
Lock in today's price as one of the first 10 businesses
The first 10 businesses on the plan keep today's monthly price of A$249 for as long as they stay on the plan, even if the price rises later. The A$499 build fee stays.
- 5 revisions a month. Each is one change to an existing page, done within 2 to 5 working days; new pages are quoted separately.
- Billing from go-live. Nothing is charged at sign-up; the monthly fee starts the month your site goes live.
A studio and an office get asked completely different things
Pick a job size to see the questions your form asks, and the pages that carry it.
Studio or 1-bed
The quote form asks
- Pickup and delivery suburbs
- Stairs or lift at each end
- A short list of large items (fridge, bed, couch)
- Preferred date, and whether it can move
Pages the site carries
- Small moves page with what a two-person crew handles
- Service-area pages for the suburbs you cover
- Photos of your van or small truck
A small job deserves a small form. Four questions that are easy to finish on a phone give you enough to price a studio move.
Family home
The quote form asks
- Number of bedrooms, plus garage, shed or outdoor furniture
- Stairs, long carries or steep driveways at either end
- Heavy items: piano, pool table, safe, gym equipment
- Packing wanted: full, fragile only or none
- Date and time window
Pages the site carries
- House moves page with crew sizes and what affects the quote
- Packing service page
- Service-area pages
- Insurance and damage information page
House moves are where hours run long. The more the form captures up front, the fewer surprises on the day.
Interstate
The quote form asks
- From and to cities, with suburbs
- Home size or an item list
- Flexible dates for a backload, or a fixed date for a dedicated truck
- Storage needed at either end
- Transit insurance wanted
Pages the site carries
- Interstate page per route you run often
- Backloading explained
- Transit insurance and storage page
Interstate customers are weighing a big spend. They read the detail, so your route pages and insurance page carry the sale.
Office
The quote form asks
- Business name and contact role
- Number of workstations and staff
- IT equipment, servers and files
- Building access rules: loading dock, lift bookings, after-hours
- Deadline and preferred move window
Pages the site carries
- Office relocations page
- After-hours and weekend moves
- How you handle IT equipment and document security
- A site-visit booking option
Office jobs are booked by someone reporting to a manager. Give them a page they can forward.
From the first call to a live site in 7 days
Four steps, and the only job on your side is sending the content.
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Day 0
Book the call
Twenty minutes on how you quote, the suburbs you cover and the jobs you want more of.
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Day 1
Send your content
A checklist asks for your logo, photos, services, areas, prices and insurance details.
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In build
We build it
Your pages, the move-size quote form, the suburb pages and your domain, all set up for you.
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Day 7
Preview, then go live
One round of changes, then the site goes live within 7 days of your complete content. The build fee is invoiced after that.
What movers ask us first
Billing, GST and moving off an old site are on the asked and answered page.
Read every answerWhat we'd never put in a quote
- A #1 spot on Google or a set number of jobs. Nobody can honestly promise that.
- Reviews or testimonials we wrote. Only genuine ones go on your site.
- A build fee before you have seen and approved the live site.
- A domain held in our name. It is registered to your business.
What does it cost, and what is included?
A$249 a month plus a one-off A$499 build fee, GST may apply. The monthly fee covers the website, hosting, security updates, 5 revisions a month and a monthly report of the enquiries it received. The build fee is invoiced only after the site is live and you have approved it.
How long is the contract?
12 months from the day the site goes live, then month to month.
Who writes the words?
You send the facts on a short checklist: the moves you take on, the suburbs and runs you cover, truck sizes, insurance and any prices you show. We turn them into the pages. You do not need to write anything polished.
What if I want to leave?
After the 12-month term, give written notice before the next billing date and the plan ends. We send you a copy of your content and help point your domain wherever you want it.
Nothing until launch, then A$249 a month
Live within 7 days of your content. From go-live, A$249 a month plus the A$499 build fee, invoiced once the site is live and approved, GST may apply.
We build and look after websites. We are not a removal business, and nothing on your site is advice about moving or insurance.