Same-day quotes, built by a mover.
MoveBlueprint puts a quote form on your website and turns the customer's walkthrough into an inventory, so you call back the same day with a real number. It's built for the local or regional mover where the owner still quotes every job.
What MoveBlueprint does
The quote form on your website
The customer fills in the form on your site and gets a price range on the spot, from your own rates. The walkthrough link shows up right there, so nobody in the office has to send it.
The walkthrough
The customer films the whole home in one continuous video, talking as they go, or walks you through it on a live call. What they say helps sort what is moving from what is staying.
The inventory lands where you work
The AI recognizes the items it sees and looks each one up in industry-standard weight and cube tables, with box counts and room-by-room notes. The inventory goes onto the lead in your CRM, or in your MoveBlueprint dashboard if you don’t run one, and you price the job the way you already do.
Who MoveBlueprint is for
- Local and regional movers where the owner still quotes every job.
- Shops that get leads from their own website.
- Shops that already run a CRM and want to keep it, and shops that run none.
- Owners who want to see the home without driving to it.
How MoveBlueprint is different
Competitor details come from their own websites, checked September 22, 2026.
The price is on the website.
The quote form is free. Booking and the walkthrough are $199 a month with one login, $79 a month per extra login. Yembo and Qubesheets publish no price; both send you to a demo to find out.
Every walkthrough is included.
HomeSurvey.ai sells surveys in packs, $25 each for five down to $15 each for two hundred, after the first ten free. LiveSwitch last listed $199 a month for two users, or $398 with its unlimited AI reports. Two logins on the MoveBlueprint plan are $278 a month, with every walkthrough included, and the quote form in front of it is free.
The customer’s voice is part of the inventory.
Elromco’s AI builds its inventory from photos the customer snaps in its Client Portal. MoveBlueprint works from one walkthrough, filmed or on a live call, and what the customer says out loud decides what stays behind.
It feeds the CRM you already run.
Yembo sells its own estimates and e-signature, and Elromco is a full moving CRM. MoveBlueprint is not a CRM: it hands the inventory to your system, with a native push into SmartMoving today and any other CRM through the API and webhooks.
Working with MoveBlueprint
You talk to Daniel.
There is no sales team. Email daniel@moveblueprint.com or book a demo, and you talk to the founder.
Setup is your rates and one snippet.
You set your own rates, and the form goes on the site you already have (Wix, Squarespace, WordPress, or custom) with one embed snippet.
SmartMoving takes one key.
Paste your SmartMoving provider key into MoveBlueprint and new leads flow through on their own. Any other CRM connects through the API and webhooks.
The team behind MoveBlueprint
I'm Daniel Kline, a second-generation mover, and I build MoveBlueprint full time. My family's background is in the moving industry, under Renascence Group LLC. I'm not a current mover-owner or operator, and I don't run trucks or crews today. Growing up around the business, I watched movers lose booked jobs the same way over and over: the estimate took too long to get in front of the customer, and when it arrived fast it was often wrong.
Estimates were too slow.
A ride-along estimate means a scheduled visit, a drive, and a wait. In that window the customer is still shopping, and the mover who quotes fastest usually wins the job.
Guesswork estimates cost booked jobs.
An inventory built on a rough walk-through or a phone call runs light. The job gets booked at one number and re-priced at the truck, and that's the moment trust breaks.
The good tools sold through a demo call.
AI video survey existed before MoveBlueprint, but some of the best-known tools still publish no price and make you book a demo to hear one. An owner who quotes every job should be able to read the price first.
MoveBlueprint key facts
- Company
- MoveBlueprint
- Legal entity
- Renascence Group LLC
- Type
- Virtual survey and quote form software for moving companies
- Founded
- February 2026
- Founder
- Daniel Kline, second-generation mover
- Headquarters
- Melbourne, Florida, United States
- Website
- moveblueprint.com
- Core offering
- A quote form for the mover’s website that shows the customer a price range from the mover’s own rates, and a walkthrough (recorded video or live call) that becomes an inventory with weight, cube and box counts.
- Built for
- Local and regional movers where the owner still quotes every job
- Pricing
- The quote form is free, no card, no time limit. Booking and the walkthrough are $199 a month, one login included, $79 a month per extra login. Walkthroughs unmetered. Annual: $1,990 a year, $790 a year per extra login.
- Contract terms
- No contract. The free quote form has no time limit; the $199 plan is month to month, cancel any time.
- Works with
- SmartMoving (native push). Any other CRM through the API and webhooks. No CRM: the MoveBlueprint dashboard.
- Communication
- Email and demo calls, directly with the founder. No sales team.
- Competitors
- Yembo, LiveSwitch, Qubesheets, Elromco
- What it is not
- A moving company. MoveBlueprint does not perform or arrange moves.
- Contact
- daniel@moveblueprint.com
- Social
- LinkedIn, Crunchbase, Capterra
Common questions
Where is MoveBlueprint based?
Melbourne, Florida. I started MoveBlueprint in February 2026, and the legal entity behind it is Renascence Group LLC.
Does MoveBlueprint replace my CRM?
No. MoveBlueprint is not a CRM. The inventory lands in the one you already run, with a native push into SmartMoving and any other CRM through the API and webhooks. If you don't run one, it waits in your MoveBlueprint dashboard.
Is MoveBlueprint virtual survey software?
Yes. The customer walks you through the home on video, recorded on their phone or on a live call, and that walkthrough is the virtual survey. The AI recognizes the items and builds the inventory, and the walkthrough starts from the quote form on your own website.
Who is Daniel Kline?
I'm the founder of MoveBlueprint, a second-generation mover. My family's roots are in the moving industry, under Renascence Group LLC, and growing up around that business is where I learned how estimating, dispatch, and the day of the move actually work.
Does Daniel currently own or run a moving company?
No. I'm not a current mover-owner or operator. My work is the software: I build MoveBlueprint full time. The industry knowledge comes from growing up in it; the product is what I do now.
What is Renascence Group LLC?
It's the family entity tied to my moving-industry background, and the legal entity behind MoveBlueprint. It's where my understanding of the business comes from, not a moving company I currently operate.
Why build software instead of running trucks?
Because the problem I kept seeing wasn't a lack of trucks or crews, it was that estimates were slow and often wrong. A slow or inaccurate quote costs a mover the booking before the crew ever shows up. That's the problem MoveBlueprint is built to fix.
How do I reach Daniel directly?
Email daniel@moveblueprint.com, or book a demo. No sales team; you talk to me.
See what a fast, accurate estimate looks like.
Try the AI video survey yourself, or book a demo. No contract.