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    ComeHome.ai: what it costs, and what movers use instead

    A photo-based AI estimate that sits on a mover's website and catches the visitor who wants a number before they will talk to anybody.

    By Published Updated 5 min read
    The short version
    How the home gets captured
    Photos, not video. The resident uploads pictures of the rooms, and the AI reads items out of those pictures to build an inventory and a cost.
    Price
    Not published. Their FAQ calls the tool free, but that line is written to the resident. What a moving company pays is not stated anywhere on the site, and the only way to it is their booking link. Checked homepage, FAQ, /pricing and /movers on 2026-09-17.
    Integrations
    SmartMoving, plus a rebranded widget for the mover website.
    Built for
    Movers who want their website leads to arrive already qualified.

    Read from their own site on 2026-09-17. Read from their homepage.

    What they claim

    The claims below are ComeHome.ai’s, quoted from their own site. We have not measured any of them, and we cannot find anyone independent who has, so read them the way you read any company’s numbers about itself:

    • their AI inventory is "85%+ accurate"
    • three years of data from large movers behind the model
    • over six thousand hours saved in 2025

    We hold ourselves to the same standard, which is why you will not find an accuracy percentage on our own pages. The one number we do publish about accuracy is the cube sheet study, and that measures published industry tables against each other, not our software.

    Where ComeHome.ai is the better answer

    • Photos ask less of a customer than filming does. The reluctant one who would never record a video will still send pictures.
    • They will put a rebranded version of the tool on your site, which is an easy way to start.
    • They document a SmartMoving integration for pushing the lead across.
    • A photo estimate is quick to look at. A mover can eyeball it between calls.

    Where we do it differently

    • Their own site says residents forget to photograph things, or photograph the same thing twice. Walking the house with the camera running picks up the closet nobody would have thought to shoot, and what the customer says out loud is the only way anything gets marked as staying.
    • What lands at the end is a different object. Theirs is a qualified lead with an estimate on it. Ours is an inventory the mover reviews and then prices at their own rates. We also publish what it costs, and they do not.

    MoveBlueprint is $199 a month, surveys unmetered, and covers the quote form on your website and the AI video survey behind it. The inventory lands in the CRM you already run, and you quote from it the same day. Month to month, and the price is on the pricing page rather than behind a call.

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    FAQ

    What does ComeHome.ai cost?

    Not published. Their FAQ calls the tool free, but that line is written to the resident. What a moving company pays is not stated anywhere on the site, and the only way to it is their booking link. Checked homepage, FAQ, /pricing and /movers on 2026-09-17. So you cannot line it up against anything until you have sat through a call. MoveBlueprint publishes its price: $199 a month, month to month.

    How does ComeHome.ai capture the home?

    Photos, not video. The resident uploads pictures of the rooms, and the AI reads items out of those pictures to build an inventory and a cost.

    Is ComeHome.ai accurate?

    They claim their AI inventory is "85%+ accurate". That is their number. Nobody independent has checked it and neither have we, which is also true of every accuracy claim a vendor makes about itself, ours included. Run one against a job you already know the real number for.

    What is the best ComeHome.ai alternative?

    Depends on what is wrong with it for you. Photos ask less of a customer than filming does. The reluctant one who would never record a video will still send pictures. If that is your situation, stay where you are. The movers who move to MoveBlueprint usually give this reason. What lands at the end is a different object. Theirs is a qualified lead with an estimate on it. Ours is an inventory the mover reviews and then prices at their own rates. We also publish what it costs, and they do not.

    Does ComeHome.ai integrate with my CRM?

    SmartMoving, plus a rebranded widget for the mover website. MoveBlueprint pushes into SmartMoving and has an open Partner API, so the survey can feed the CRM you already run rather than requiring you to switch.

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