Websites for movers

Your website is your front door. Make it count.

When someone searches for a mover, Google and the AI assistants only recommend companies they can find. Zip builds you a fast, professional website that turns that search into a quote request — designed, built and hosted for you, with every lead landing in your Zip pipeline.

20 minutes · No sales pressure

What a website built for a mover does differently

Found by Google and by AI search

Built to rank for the searches your customers actually make and to be recommended by assistants like ChatGPT. The technical SEO is handled — you show up when someone in your area needs a mover.

Fast on a phone, because that is where your customers are

Most people looking for a mover are on a phone, often standing in the house they are leaving. The site loads in under a second and the quote form is visible without scrolling.

Every enquiry becomes a lead in Zip

The quote form on the site feeds your Zip pipeline directly, so a request that arrives at 9pm is a lead with a follow-up scheduled, not an email you find on Monday.

What you get, and what it costs

One price. Everything included. No agency retainer.

Design, build and launch — $195, once

A proven design shaped to your brand: your services, the areas you serve, real photographs of your crew and trucks, your reviews and your story. First draft within three or four days of receiving your details; most movers are live inside a week.

  • Professional design, built to convert visitors into quote requests
  • Services, service areas, reviews and your story, written up for you
  • Your domain stays yours — you point it at the new site

Hosting and upkeep — $10 a month

Fast hosting, SSL, and the small changes a business needs over a year. No plugin updates, no hosting renewals, no surprise bills from a developer who has moved on.

  • Hosting, security certificate and backups included
  • Fast worldwide delivery, so the site is quick on any connection
  • Small content changes made for you

Leads that land in your pipeline

The site works on its own, but it is built to feed Zip: a quote request becomes a lead with the customer's details and move date already filled in, and Zip's follow-ups take it from there.

  • Quote form wired straight into Zip's CRM
  • Email notifications instead, if you take the website alone
  • Google Business Profile and review links built in

Questions about websites

How much does a moving company website cost with Zip?

$195 to design, build and launch, then $10 a month for hosting and upkeep. There is no agency retainer and no long-term contract, and the price is the same whether or not you use the Zip software.

What happens to my current website?

Zip replaces it. When the new site is ready you point your domain at it — the domain name stays under your ownership throughout, and nothing about your old site needs to be carried over unless you want it.

Can I customise the design?

The content is yours — services, areas, photographs, reviews and story are all shaped to your business. The core design is not customised, deliberately: it is a layout built from what makes moving company websites convert, and changing it is what makes sites slower and worse. If you want a fully bespoke design, Zip is probably not the right fit for your website.

How long does it take to launch?

With your details and photos to hand, the first draft is ready within three or four days, and most movers are live within about a week. You will be asked for your domain details, the services you offer, the areas you serve, and photographs of your trucks, crew and jobs — the more you have ready, the faster it goes.

Do I need the Zip software to get a website?

No. The website works best with Zip because quote requests flow straight into your pipeline, but you can take the website on its own and have new leads emailed to you instead.

Try it on your next move.

Request a demo and a real person walks you through Zip — most movers are quoting, booking, and getting paid within the hour of switching.

20 minutes · No sales pressure