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Autopilot

Empower Your Moving Business

Effortlessly organize moves, track jobs, and enhance client satisfaction with our all-in-one software.

Trusted by 400+ businesses4.9 out of 5 stars on Google Play4.8 out of 5 stars on the App Store

Autopilot, working your route

Unlock Your Business Potential

Autopilot gives your moving company the tools to win more work and run smoother every day:

  • Get More Reviews: Boost reviews with automated follow-ups.
  • Enhance Productivity: Streamline operations for greater efficiency.
  • Boost Your Business: Manage clients and jobs seamlessly to grow.

How a Moving Day Runs on Autopilot

The same system, told the way the work actually happens: from the first call to the last box to the money in your account.

1Book the move

Every call and click becomes a booked move

Customers book online 24/7 with their move date, home size, and box count. When the phone rings, you see who's calling with their full quote history, and every call is recorded. Miss one mid-carry? Autopilot texts them back before they call the next mover.

Online BookingCall RecordingClients & Leads

Autopilot caller info screen with call recordings and customer details

2Plan the week

See every move, crew, and truck in one view

The weekly overview lays out every move with its crew size and truck. A two-bedroom apartment Saturday morning, a small office Monday. Drop moves where they fit, and everyone knows their assignment before loading day.

SchedulingDashboard

Autopilot weekly overview showing moves assigned to crews and trucks

3Run the day

From old address to new one without the phone tag

Pickup and drop-off addresses are mapped so trucks take the smart way across town. Crews get SMS alerts the moment anything changes, and customers get automatic on-my-way texts instead of calling to ask where the truck is.

Map RoutingAutomated Texts

Autopilot map routing screen plotting the route between move addresses

4Get paid at the door

Invoice, payment, and tip before the truck pulls away

The invoice fires the moment the last box is inside. Customers pay from a link on their phone, and the built-in tip screen means a crew of three splits more on the same move.

InvoicingTipping

Autopilot payment screen with built-in tip options on a customer's phone

5Book the next one

Reviews and referrals, on autopilot

Auto texts ask happy customers for a Google review while the boxes are still stacked in the new living room. SMS, email, voicemail, and postcard blasts keep your company in front of past customers and the people they refer.

SMS BlastSequencesPostcard Blast

Autopilot marketing tools with SMS, email, voicemail, and postcard campaigns

See Autopilot in Action

Browse real screens from the platform. From scheduling views and marketing dashboards to client communication and real-time alerts, this is the system your crew will actually use.

businesses run on Autopilot
400+
Google Play rating
4.9
App Store rating
4.8
starting price per month
$49

Set It Up Once. Let It Run Your Business

Autopilot makes it simple to onboard your moving business with intuitive steps that fit your operations. Create services, set up automated customer messages, and manage schedules without juggling multiple apps.

1

Set Up Your Business

Add services, pricing, trucks, and team members.

2

Start Taking Jobs Online

Customers book while you focus on operations.

3

Let Automation Do the Work

Scheduling, reminders, dispatching, and payments run on autopilot.

Miss the Call. Keep the Move.

A missed call used to mean the customer dialed the next moving company on the list. Now Autopilot answers by text in seconds, quotes the move, and locks in the date while your crew is still carrying the couch.

Nobody touched a phone.

Missed call · Tuesday 2:14 PM

Hey, it's Blue Ridge Moving. Sorry we missed you! What are you moving and when?

Sent automatically, 8 seconds later

One-bedroom apartment across town, hoping for the 28th

We can do that: crew of two and a truck, $129 an hour, most one-bedrooms run 3 to 4 hours. Want the morning of the 28th?

Yes please

Booked · June 28, 8:00 AM · Crew notified

The Big Platforms Hide Their Pricing. Here Is Ours.

Top plans reach $599 at Jobber and $743 in Workiz's published example. Autopilot runs from $49 to $299.

Autopilot Scale compared with the top plans from Workiz, Housecall Pro, and Jobber. The table scrolls horizontally on small screens.
Top-plan comparisonPriced for a 7-person teamAutopilotScale, 7 team members$299/moWorkiz logoWorkizUltimate + Phone + AI$743/mo*Housecall Pro logoHousecall ProMAX + Voice + Campaigns$443+/mo*Jobber logoJobberPlus, 7 users$557/mo*
Full business phone systemIncludedPhone add-onVoice add-onReceptionist line only
AI ReceptionistIncludedGenius AnsweringCSR AI, quoteIncluded
Google Ads integrationIncludedCall tracking add-onManual spend + VoiceLocal Services booking
Bing Ads integrationIncludedNot listedNot listedNot listed
Book Online button on GoogleIncludedIncludedIncludedIncluded
Review automationIncludedIncludedIncludedIncluded
Live employee GPSIncludedIncludedIncludedGPS waypoints
QuickBooks OnlineIncludedIncludedIncludedIncluded
Zapier integrationIncludedIncludedIncludedIncluded
Public APIIncludedIncludedIncludedIncluded

* Research checked July 27, 2026. All columns are priced for the same 7-person team. Autopilot Scale is $299 monthly with 7 team members included; additional users are $29/month each. Jobber is the regular flexible-monthly Plus price for five users plus two additional users at $29 each. Housecall Pro is MAX (which includes eight users) with entry Voice and Campaigns, before CSR AI. Workiz is its documented Ultimate + Phone + Genius Answering example. Promotions, usage, contracts, taxes, and quotes can change the final bill.

Moving company math: crew-hours, peaks, and trust

Every quote is a bet on hours, every month ends in a rush, and every job happens inside a stranger's house.

The estimate is the whole business

A local move is priced as crew-hours: movers times hours times rate. That makes the estimate the riskiest document in the company. Underquote the hours and the overage comes out of your margin or the customer's goodwill; overquote and the job books with someone else. Accuracy compounds: the company whose quotes land within an hour of reality wins reviews, and reviews are the entire acquisition engine in a trade where customers are inviting strangers to carry everything they own.

The calendar has its own arithmetic. Moving demand piles onto month-ends and weekends, so a moving company is really run in about eight big days a month. Crew scheduling on those days, who is on which truck, and confirmed arrival texts are the difference between a peak Saturday that produces five-star reviews and one that produces refunds.

The numbers on a moving job

  • A local moveCrew-hours math

    Movers times hours times rate. The estimate is a bet; accuracy is the reputation.

  • Month-end weekendThe real revenue days

    Demand piles onto a handful of dates. Those days have to run clean.

  • One bad reviewTen quotes of damage

    Trust is the product. The review engine matters more here than in any route trade.

Rates and crew sizes vary by market. The structure is the same everywhere: estimate accuracy, peak-day execution, and reviews decide who grows.

What moving companies usually replace

Moving companies usually arrive from moving-specific dispatch tools like SmartMoving or MoveitPro, or from a whiteboard and a shared phone that both stop scaling the day a second truck shows up.

The comparison worth running is trust-first: what it costs to confirm every booking by text, keep crews and trucks straight on peak days, and turn finished moves into reviews automatically.

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