MoveitPro

Overview

MoveitPro is a purpose-built FSM platform for professional movers, distinguished within the moving software category by its inclusion of storage workflows alongside the standard moving operations toolkit. Founded in 2015 and headquartered in Sarasota, Florida, the platform targets mid-market moving companies — particularly those that operate self-storage or warehousing as a companion revenue stream alongside relocation services.

The feature set covers the core moving workflow: job scheduling and dispatch, crew assignment and management, pricing and quoting, billing and invoicing, service history tracking, and real-time GPS tracking. The mobile crew app includes offline capability, which is a practical consideration for moves in areas with unreliable cellular coverage. A customer portal gives clients visibility into their move’s status. On the integration side, MoveitPro connects to QuickBooks for accounting, Stripe and PayPal for payments, Gmail and calendar applications for scheduling continuity, and Twilio and Slack for communication.

Within the moving software competitive set — which includes Movegistics, MovePoint, SmartMoving, and Supermove — MoveitPro carries the highest overall score in this review set and stands out for the storage-plus-moving combination.

Pricing

MoveitPro publishes a base plan priced by contract length: $359/month on a 12-month term, $323/month on 24 months, or $292/month on 36 months (each roughly 20% higher if billed monthly instead of prepaid), including 2 office admins and 1 branch. Add-ons include $80/$75/$70 per additional office user (by term), $50 per additional branch, and $20/user/month for the Crew Pro mobile app. Storage workflow inclusion appears to be part of the core product rather than a separate module, though buyers should confirm this scope with the vendor.

Strengths and weaknesses

MoveitPro’s primary differentiation is the bundling of storage operations with moving — a combination that horizontal FSM platforms and simpler moving tools typically do not cover in one system. Its published pricing is also more transparent than most competitors in this category. The offline-capable mobile crew app addresses a real operational constraint for moves in rural or low-signal environments. The customer portal reduces inbound status calls, which is a common operational friction point in the moving industry.

Gaps are visible in the features list. MoveitPro does not include a virtual survey integration (such as Yembo), which limits the platform for operations that have adopted video-based estimating. The integration set is solid for a mid-market tool but does not include any advanced API or developer-facing capability, which constrains extensibility for businesses with more complex tech stacks. Founded in 2015, it has a shorter operating history than some peers in the category, which is worth noting for buyers who weigh vendor stability.

When to pick MoveitPro (and when not to)

MoveitPro is a strong candidate for mid-market moving companies that operate storage as a parallel service and want both workflows managed within a single platform. It fits operations where crew members work in variable-connectivity environments and where a customer-facing tracking portal is a priority for the customer experience.

It is less suited to operations focused exclusively on moving without a storage component, where a platform with a tighter feature focus (or lower cost) may be sufficient. Businesses that have adopted Yembo or similar virtual survey tools for the estimating process will need to verify whether an integration path exists before selecting MoveitPro, as none appears in the current features list. Owner-operators or very small moving crews may find the platform’s scope and pricing more than the operation requires.