Best Moving Company Software: Movegistics vs. MoverBase vs. Supermove

Movegistics is the comprehensive moving CRM. MoverBase is the dispatch and crew management leader. Supermove is the modern, mobile-first choice. Here's how to pick based on your move volume and operational needs.

By The StackMatch Research Team

Movegistics, MoverBase, and Supermove pricing varies by team size — choose based on headcount, not features

~$300-600/moMovegistics
~$200-500/moMoverBase
~$250-500/moSupermove

All three tools serve the same category. The wrong pick means paying for complexity you don't use — or outgrowing simplicity too fast.

Monthly cost comparison

Movegistics: ~$300-600/mo — the comprehensive moving CRM and estimation platform

Movegistics is in virtually every moving vertical we curate at roughly $300-600/mo. It's the right choice when accurate estimating and CRM are your primary needs: the platform includes virtual survey tools (customers show their home via video), automated estimate generation, and follow-up sequences that convert inquiries to bookings. The inventory management is also genuinely useful: room-by-room item lists, weight calculations, and packing material estimates that prevent underquoting. The trade-off is dispatch depth: Movegistics's crew dispatch, route optimization, and real-time tracking are lighter than MoverBase's. Movegistics is the wrong choice when crew management and dispatch optimization are your primary pain points.

MoverBase: ~$200-500/mo — the dispatch and crew management leader

MoverBase is priced at roughly $200-500/mo and is the right choice when dispatching crews efficiently is your top priority. MoverBase's differentiator is operations: crew scheduling, truck assignment, route optimization across multiple moves, and real-time tracking that shows where every crew is and how each move is progressing. The payroll integration is also genuinely useful: hours worked per crew, overtime calculations, and commission tracking. The trade-off is sales features: MoverBase's CRM, estimate automation, and marketing tools are lighter than Movegistics's. MoverBase is the wrong choice when lead conversion and estimate accuracy are your primary bottlenecks.

For teams under 50, paying $300-600/mo for Movegistics means spending significant money on features you may never use — evaluate whether the complexity is actually earning its keep.

Supermove: ~$250-500/mo — the modern, mobile-first moving platform

Supermove is priced at roughly $250-500/mo and differentiates on modern user experience and mobile-first operations. Supermove is the right choice when you want a platform that feels contemporary: digital bill of lading, photo inventory with AI damage detection, automated customer updates, and paperless workflows. The crew app is genuinely modern: movers check items in and out with their phones, reducing paperwork and disputes. The trade-off is established features: Supermove is newer than competitors and lacks some of the depth that Movegistics and MoverBase have built over years. Supermove is the wrong choice when you need proven reliability and extensive industry-specific workflows.

The right platform depends on your actual team size and workflow complexity — match the tool to your headcount, not to marketing promises.

The actual decision rule

  • Estimating accuracy and lead conversion are priorities: Movegistics is the sales-focused platform.
  • Crew dispatch and route optimization are critical: MoverBase is the operations leader.
  • Want modern UX, mobile-first, paperless workflows: Supermove is the forward-looking choice.
  • You do fewer than 20 moves per month: a simple CRM and calendar may be sufficient.

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