Trust & safety

How we vet the movers we refer

Most moving-quote sites make money by selling your phone number to whoever bids highest, which is why one form turns into a week of calls. Moving Company Estimateis built the opposite way. Here's exactly what we check, and exactly what happens with your information.

Our referral standard

01

Active operating authority

For any interstate move, the carrier must hold active USDOT and FMCSA operating authority. We don't refer movers whose authority is inactive, revoked, or out-of-service, and we tell you the USDOT number so you can confirm it yourself.

02

Verified insurance

Referred movers carry the cargo and liability coverage their authority requires. Interstate carriers must offer both released-value and full-value protection options, you choose your coverage level directly with the mover before your job.

03

Named before any contact

You see each matched company by name before they ever reach you. No anonymous callbacks, no 'a moving specialist will contact you' mystery. If you don't recognize or want a match, you're never obligated to respond.

04

Three matches, maximum

We cap referrals at three licensed movers per request. Most quote sites sell your information to as many buyers as will pay, which is why one form turns into a dozen calls. We built the opposite by design.

05

Consent you control

Contact happens only if you submit the quote form and check the one-to-one consent box, agreeing to hear from those specific named movers, not a network. Reply STOP to any message and contact ends immediately.

What happens after you submit

No surprises. Here's the entire path from estimate to hiring, you're in control at every step.

  1. You see your estimate

    Instantly, on the page, no email, no phone number. The estimate is yours to keep whether or not you go further.

  2. You choose to request quotes

    Only if you want exact numbers. You enter your details once and check the consent box that names who may contact you.

  3. We match up to 3 licensed movers

    Each identified to you by name and USDOT number. You'll know exactly who to expect a call, text, or email from.

  4. You compare and decide

    The movers provide written quotes after reviewing your inventory. You hire whoever you like, or nobody. There's no obligation and no fee to you.

How we compare to typical quote sites

Moving Company EstimateTypical lead sites
See your priceInstantly, before any formOnly after you hand over contact info
Who contacts youUp to 3 movers, named firstOften 5–12 buyers, unnamed
Your consentOne-to-one, per named moverBroad, resold across a network
Licensing checkActive USDOT/FMCSA requiredFrequently unverified
Opting outReply STOP, contact endsCalls continue from resold data

Read the full terms in our privacy policy. Verify any mover's credentials at fmcsa.dot.gov.

Trust & safety FAQ

For interstate moves, referred carriers must hold active USDOT and FMCSA operating authority. We share the USDOT number so you can independently confirm status, safety rating, and insurance at fmcsa.dot.gov before you hire.

No. We refer up to three licensed movers per request, each named to you before contact, and we use one-to-one TCPA consent, meaning you agree to hear from those specific companies, not a broad network. We do not resell your information to unlimited buyers.

Yes. Reply STOP to any text and messaging ends immediately, and you can ask any mover to stop contacting you. Because we don't resell your data, there's no downstream network to keep calling.

None. Seeing your estimate is free and ungated. Requesting quotes is free. You're never obligated to hire anyone, and you pay the moving company directly only if you choose to book.

See your price first, decide the rest later

Your free estimate appears instantly, with no email required. Requesting quotes is entirely your call.

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