Four demo sites, for four kinds of moving work
A local house mover, an interstate carrier, an office relocation company and a man-with-a-van business sell different jobs to different people. These four fictional sites show how the pages, the quote form and the trust details shift to suit each one.
None of these businesses exist. The names, addresses and phone numbers are made up, and the numbers come from the ranges the Australian Communications and Media Authority keeps aside for use in fiction. Each demo is a working site you can open, not a picture of one. We do not show client sites or results that are not real yet.
What every demo shares, and what shifts
Every mover's site has to answer the same three things: do you shift what I have, do you drive to where I am, and what is this going to cost me. How it answers depends on the work you sell.
| Local house mover | Interstate carrier | Office relocations | Small moves and storage | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Who books | Families and renters moving across town | Households moving between states, planning weeks ahead | Office managers reporting to someone else | Renters, students and anyone with a few items |
| What the form asks first | Move type and bedrooms | Home size, and dedicated truck or backload | Number of staff | What's moving, and a mobile for the price |
| Pages that carry the sale | House moves, packing and storage, service areas | Routes, backloading and pricing | Office relocations, IT moves and the move timeline | Man with a van, storage and hourly pricing |
| Main action | Get my free estimate | Request a quote | Get a quote | Get my price |
Local house mover
Honeyeater Removals: built for house moves across one side of town
A local outfit doing house and unit moves across Brisbane's northside. The people booking are families and renters who want a number quickly and want to know their things will be handled properly.
What the customer is checking
Whether their suburb is covered, what a move of their size costs, and how the furniture and fragile things are looked after.
What this build does about it
- The quote form asks the move type (house, unit, single items or packing only) and the number of bedrooms
- Service areas get their own page, so a buyer can find their suburb
- Packing and storage share a page, for moves where the dates do not line up
- Moving tips and guides answer the questions people search before they call
Interstate carrier
Waypoint Interstate Removals: built for a big spend, read twice
An interstate operator loading in Sydney and unloading in Melbourne, Brisbane, Canberra and Adelaide. The people booking are planning weeks out and going through three quotes line by line.
What the customer is checking
Whether you run their route, what separates a dedicated truck from a backload, and how long the trip takes.
What this build does about it
- The form asks for home size and whether they want a dedicated truck or a backload
- A routes page shows the runs the business drives
- Backloading gets its own page, explained in plain terms
- The fleet is laid out truck by truck, so a buyer can see what turns up
Office relocations
Halyard Relocations: built to be forwarded to a manager
A commercial mover shifting offices across Melbourne, mostly after hours. The person booking is usually an office manager who has to explain the choice to somebody above them.
What the customer is checking
That the move happens outside trading hours, that IT gear is handled properly, and that there is a plan to send upstairs.
What this build does about it
- The quote form asks for the number of staff, the way an office measures itself
- IT and workstation moves get their own page
- A four-step process runs from the site walk-through to the Monday handover
- A week-by-week move timeline gives the manager something to forward
Small moves and storage
Tuart Van & Storage: built for small jobs booked this week
A man-with-a-van business doing small moves, single items and self storage across Perth. The people booking want a price fast and a time that suits them.
What the customer is checking
What it costs by the hour, whether the van can come this week, and where to keep things between leases.
What this build does about it
- The price form sits on the first screen and asks only what is moving, where, when and a mobile number
- Hourly rates and van sizes are shown up front, with the two-hour minimum stated plainly
- Storage has its own page, for moves that fall between leases
- On a phone, a bar keeps the call and get-a-price buttons in reach
Yours gets built from your yard, not copied off a demo
The demos show the shape
Which page does what, what the form asks, and where the cover and crew details sit. Your own site runs on your logo, your colours, your photos, your suburbs and your insurance wording. With no brand colours of your own, we pick a plain palette that sits well with your signage.
What the plan covers
Everything in these demos, from the move-size form to the suburb pages, rides in the plan. Logo and brand design do not: if you need a logo, have one made and send us the files. See what's on board and the price: A$249 a month, plus a one-off A$499 build fee invoiced after your site is live and you have approved it, GST may apply. Every page of it carries the same promise: built for 90+ PageSpeed; if a page drops below, we fix it at no charge.
We build websites. We are not a removal business, and nothing here is advice on moving, packing or insurance cover.
Want one of these built for your trucks?
On the call we map out which pages your site would carry and what the form would ask on each move size. No obligation, nothing to prepare.
A$249 a month, A$499 build fee after launch, GST may apply. First 10 businesses keep A$249 a month for as long as they stay on the plan. The price in full
We build and look after websites. We are not a removal business, and nothing we write for you is advice about moving, lifting or insurance cover.