Supermove

Supermove is an operating system for moving companies, with tools spanning lead capture, estimates, scheduling, job management and reporting. Its office app combines CRM and lead management with scheduling, customer communication, dispatch and reporting. A crew app lets workers view assigned jobs, complete digital documents, record timesheets and process payments. The estimator supports in-person and virtual property surveys, calculating estimates from inventory, square footage and weight. Storage tools cover warehouse inventory, customer storage projects, recurring invoices and payments. Supermove describes AI features for automating repetitive tasks, handling customer calls and emails, following up on sales and providing business insights. It can export customer, invoice, bill-item, charge and payment data to QuickBooks Online or Desktop. Calendar sync supports Google Calendar, Outlook and iCal for moves and surveys, and can check sales calendars for availability. API connections can send external lead data into the platform. Office and Crew apps are available on Android and iOS, alongside web access. Pricing is on request; the product page invites prospective customers to book a demo.

Supermove brings office workflows, crew tools, estimating and storage features together for moving companies. Interested businesses need to request pricing, and payment activation requires coordination with a sales representative.

Supermove is designed for moving companies that want tools covering work from lead capture through reporting. Its office, crew, estimating and storage features address both office staff and crews.

Supermove is an AI-enabled operating system built for moving companies, bringing office administration, field crews, estimating, storage, and reporting into one suite. It is best suited to established movers coordinating several teams and workflows. The main drawback is that buying starts with a demo and custom pricing rather than a self-serve entry point.

Overview

Supermove follows the moving process from an incoming lead through estimates, scheduling, job execution, payment, and reporting. Its office application combines a CRM with lead management, dispatch, scheduling, customer communication, and operational reports. That unified approach can reduce handoffs between sales and operations, but a small company that only needs quotes or a basic calendar may find the broader system unnecessary.

The crew application gives field staff access to assigned jobs, digital documents, timesheets, and payment collection. This is a practical division of labor: office staff manage the pipeline while crews complete required records and collect money on site. The estimator supports both in-person and virtual property surveys, using inventory, square footage, and weight to calculate estimates. Storage operations get warehouse inventory tracking, customer storage projects, recurring invoices, and payments rather than being treated as an afterthought.

Key features

Connected office and field work

Office users can manage leads, schedules, dispatch, communications, and reporting in one place, while crews work from mobile job assignments and documents. Supermove Payments handles deposits in the Office App and payment collection in the Crew App; activation is arranged with a sales representative, so payment capability depends on completing that setup step.

Estimating, storage, and automation

Survey-based estimating is more useful than a simple flat-rate form when inventory and property dimensions affect the job. Warehouse tracking and recurring billing make the storage tools relevant to movers with an ongoing storage business. The product describes AI assistance for repetitive tasks, customer calls and emails, sales follow-ups, and business insights. Those functions are aimed at reducing administrative volume, although the available plan information does not separate AI capabilities by tier.

Integrations and extensibility

Supermove can export customer, invoice, bill-item, charge, and payment data to QuickBooks Online or Desktop. Moves and surveys can sync with Google Calendar, Outlook, or iCal, and sales calendars can be used to check availability. Standard and developer APIs support sending external lead data into the platform, giving businesses with existing lead sources a route into the workflow.

Support

Product-expert support is offered Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Eastern, through email, phone or text, plus tickets. That schedule favors businesses operating during standard weekday hours; it does not promise round-the-clock assistance.

Pricing

The single published plan covers the core office, crew, estimating, payment, communication, and mobile functions, but its price is supplied only after booking a demo. There is no free plan or stated trial in the available terms, and no seat or usage quotas are provided. This structure fits a mover ready for a sales conversation and a full operational rollout; it is a poor match for someone who needs to compare a monthly cost immediately or start with a limited free workspace.

Platforms

Supermove runs on the web and has Android and iOS access. The maker documents Office and Crew apps on both mobile platforms; iOS users can also create browser-based home-screen shortcuts. That combination supports office browsers and crews working from phones, without requiring a single device type across the business.

Who it's for

Choose Supermove if your company needs one system for lead capture, quoting, scheduling, dispatch, jobs, crews, storage, payments, and reporting. It is particularly suitable for operators with enough office and field activity to benefit from shared records and automated follow-ups. Look elsewhere if your operation is very small, your requirement is limited to lead generation or documents, or you require transparent self-service pricing before speaking with sales.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Office, crew, estimator, storage, and payment workflows are designed to operate together, reducing the need to reconcile separate systems.
• Pro: QuickBooks exports, calendar synchronization, and lead-data APIs provide practical connections to accounting, scheduling, and intake tools.
• Pro: Android, iOS, and web access suits mixed office and field teams.
• Con: Pricing is custom and requires a demo, making budget comparisons slower.
• Con: Payment activation requires coordination with a sales representative rather than an immediate self-serve switch-on.
• Con: No published seat limits, quotas, or trial terms make it difficult to judge entry-level fit before a sales discussion.

Alternatives

Moverbase is the better starting point for a cost-conscious mover that wants a free plan with unlimited users, accepting a cap of 10 quotes or jobs per month and 20MB of storage.

SmartMoving is worth considering when API access is the priority, with a free read-only tier for 20,000 calls per month and a $149-per-month premium API plan for higher volume.

SuperSmart Moving suits organizations willing to self-host open-source software, while its supported Sustaining Partner option costs $1,999 per year.

Eclipse is an alternative for buyers who prefer modular packages and a demo-led quote.

GetMoved is aimed at purchasing moving leads, starting at $3 per lead, rather than adopting a complete operating system.

GS Bilty fits document-focused teams wanting a three-month ₹599 package with two staff accounts.

Movepro offers clearly priced packages, including Solo at $79 per month for one office and one crew user.

Moving Software Australia is a regional alternative with a Basic plan at AUD 98 per month for one user and up to 170 customer entries monthly.

Browse the broader Moving Company Software category when Supermove’s full-suite approach is more than you need.

Verdict

Supermove is a strong fit for moving companies that want office, crew, estimating, storage, payment, and reporting operations connected in one platform. Its central advantage is workflow coverage; its central reason to look elsewhere is the custom, sales-led purchase with no published entry price or trial terms.