Simple pricing for serious movers

MoveKore is a commercial moving CRM (customer relationship management platform) purpose-built for companies that manage multi-phase corporate relocations. It handles the full project lifecycle: quotes, phase scheduling, crew assignment, change orders, punch lists, client portals, photo documentation, and QuickBooks billing — in a single platform.

MoveKore is built exclusively for commercial moving companies — not residential movers, not generic project management teams. If your work involves multi-phase corporate relocations with crew scheduling, signed change orders, and client billing, MoveKore is designed for your workflow.

Spreadsheets don't send change orders for client signature, don't track photo documentation by phase and space, don't give clients a real-time portal, and can't push a finalized invoice to QuickBooks in one click. MoveKore replaces spreadsheets, CompanyCam, and manual email chains with a single purpose-built system.

MoveKore includes the core functionality of both: GPS-tagged photo documentation per phase and space (like CompanyCam), plus full job management and billing (like MovePro) — with the addition of client portals, change order signing, and QuickBooks sync in one platform built specifically for commercial moves.

Correct. Your 14-day trial starts the moment you create an account. No payment info collected. At the end of the trial, choose a plan or let it expire — no surprise charges.

Any project not in Archived or Cancelled status counts toward your active project limit. You can archive completed jobs at any time to free up capacity.

Yes. Crew seats beyond your plan's included count are available at $9 per crew member per month, billed alongside your plan.

No. The iOS and Android apps are included on all plans at no additional charge.

Connect once via OAuth in your account settings. MoveKore pushes finalized invoices — base contract plus all signed change orders — to QuickBooks Online with one click.

Yes. Upgrades take effect immediately and are prorated to the day. Downgrades take effect at the next billing cycle.

Safety Logs on Professional and above include six log types: toolbox talks, near misses, incidents, hazard observations, equipment inspections, and PPE checks. Each incident can be flagged as OSHA 300-recordable. Open followups are tracked and surfaced in your dashboard until resolved.