QuoteIQ Alternative? Keep the CRM, Add the Moving-Specific Survey.
QuoteIQ is a service-business CRM. Moving is one of many trades it serves, alongside contractors, HVAC, plumbing, roofing and landscaping, and it publishes its prices, which most of this category does not. MoveBlueprint puts a moving-specific quote form on your website and turns the customer's walkthrough video into an inventory, connected to QuoteIQ through our Partner API and webhooks.
A CRM and quoting platform for service businesses across dozens of trades. It publishes five tiers, from $29.99/mo for a single user up to $699/mo for unlimited users, and paying yearly saves two months. Each tier carries an allowance of AI credits. It includes satellite property measurement, photo and video capture for documentation, and on the two top tiers a self-serve InstaQuote for customers.
Best for: companies that do moving and something else, and want one login for both.
The quote form on your website and the video survey behind it, built for moving companies only. The customer films a walkthrough from a text link, the AI recognizes the items, and weight and cube come off industry-standard tables. $199 a month, published on the site.
Best for: movers whose bottleneck is getting an accurate inventory out fast.
Keep QuoteIQ. Add the survey on top.
Movers on QuoteIQ keep it. The quote form and the video survey run on your website, connected to QuoteIQ through our Partner API and webhooks. There is no native one-click connector for QuoteIQ today and we will not pretend otherwise.
Who does what
| MoveBlueprint | QuoteIQ | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | Website quote form and video survey, moving only | Service-business CRM covering moving alongside dozens of other trades |
| Published pricing | $199/mo | $29.99 to $699/mo across five tiers; paying yearly saves two months (their pricing page, read 2026-09-23) |
| Billing term | Monthly, no contract, surveys unmetered | Monthly subscription |
| AI video survey | Yes, customer films, AI recognizes items, mover reviews | Not published |
| AI usage | Unmetered | Metered by AI credits, 500 to 8,000 depending on tier |
| Website quote form | Included, setup help if you want it, moving-specific | InstaQuote, customers build their own estimate, on the $299 and $699 tiers only |
| Property measurement | Inventory from the walkthrough | Satellite measurement, and photos that attach to the customer record |
| Cube and weight source | Industry-standard tables, not AI guesses | Not published |
| Quoting and estimates | Not included, stays in QuoteIQ | Not published as moving-specific |
| Deposits | Not included, stays in QuoteIQ | Payment collection included |
| Built for | Moving companies only | Movers plus contractors, HVAC, plumbing, roofing, landscaping and more |
Read from QuoteIQ's own site on 17 September 2026, including their pricing page. Where they do not publish something, this table says so rather than guessing. If anything here is out of date, tell us and we will correct it.
A trade CRM and a moving survey are different purchases
A general trade CRM has to describe every job the same way, so a move becomes a line item with a price. That works for a fence or a driveway. A household move is different: the price comes from what is in the house, and getting that wrong is what turns a booked job into an argument on move day.
That is the piece MoveBlueprint is built around. The customer films a walkthrough, the AI recognizes the items, and the cubic feet and weight come from the same industry tables an estimator would use. The AI never assigns a weight of its own. You review and edit the inventory before it reaches your quote.
Where each one is actually cheaper
At one user, QuoteIQ is cheaper. Its entry tier is $29.99/mo, and nothing moving-specific competes with that. If you are one person quoting your own jobs, that is a real advantage and it would be dishonest to talk around it.
The comparison changes as you add people. QuoteIQ's tiers step by seat count: two users, four, ten, then unlimited at $699/mo. Each tier also carries a fixed allowance of AI credits, from 500 up to 8,000, so the AI itself is metered. MoveBlueprint is $199 a month with one login, $79 a month for each extra login, and does not meter surveys, so running more walkthroughs never changes the bill.
Want to see the survey run on a real house? Book a demo. Also see how integrations work and the AI video survey.
How the survey fits next to QuoteIQ
- Keep QuoteIQ running while you test. Nothing has to be switched off to try a video survey.
- Send your next few leads a MoveBlueprint survey link and compare the inventory it builds against how you would have quoted the job yourself.
- Push the finished inventory into QuoteIQ through our Partner API and webhooks.
- If moving is all you do, keep both subscriptions running side by side: QuoteIQ for the trades it covers, MoveBlueprint for the moving inventory.
What’s different: The inventory is built from what the AI saw in the house, not from a form somebody filled in.
Want it mapped to your shop? Book a demo and we walk it with you.
If moving is one of several things your company does, a moving-only tool leaves the rest of your work uncovered. QuoteIQ is built for exactly that mix, and it publishes its prices so you can work out the cost before a sales call.
- You run moving alongside other trades and want one system covering all of them.
- A single office user at $29.99/mo is genuinely cheaper than anything moving-specific.
- Satellite property measurement matters to how you price, which is common in exterior services.
- You want instant online quoting for jobs that are not household moves.
- The quote form is moving-specific, prices a household move from what is in the house, and comes with every plan. QuoteIQ's InstaQuote is a general self-serve estimate and starts at the $299 tier.
- The customer films a walkthrough and the AI recognizes what is in the house.
- Users are unmetered, and the AI is not sold in credits, so nothing about usage changes the bill.
- Surveys are unmetered too, which matters in a category where charging per survey is the common model.
- $199 a month, published on the site.
Common questions
Can I keep QuoteIQ and add MoveBlueprint just for moving?
Yes. QuoteIQ covers moving alongside dozens of other trades. MoveBlueprint only does moving: a quote form on your website and an AI video survey behind it, feeding QuoteIQ or whatever else you run.
How much does QuoteIQ cost compared with MoveBlueprint?
QuoteIQ publishes five tiers: $29.99 a month for one user, $74.99 for two, $149.99 for four, $299 for ten, and $699 for unlimited users. Paying yearly saves two months: the ten-user tier is $2,990 a year against $3,588 paid monthly. Every tier also carries a fixed allowance of AI credits. MoveBlueprint is $199 a month with one login, $79 a month per extra login, surveys unmetered. Prices read from their pricing page on 2026-09-23.
Does QuoteIQ do AI video surveys?
Not that they publish. Their pricing page describes satellite property measurement and photo and video capture for job documentation, plus a self-serve InstaQuote on the top two tiers, rather than a customer-filmed video walkthrough analysed by AI. If a video survey is the thing you are shopping for, that is the gap to ask them about.
How does the inventory get into QuoteIQ?
Through our open Partner API and webhooks. There is no native one-click connector for QuoteIQ today, and we would rather say that plainly than pretend otherwise.
Does the AI decide how much my customer pays?
No. The AI identifies items only. Weight and cube come from industry cube-sheet tables, not from the AI, and the price is whatever you write in QuoteIQ. You review and edit the inventory there, or from the MoveBlueprint dashboard, before you price it.
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I am Daniel, second-generation Florida mover, and I built the software side myself. QuoteIQ covers a lot of trades and it covers them honestly, prices published and all. I only build for one. If your company does moving and three other things, they are the better fit. If you only move furniture, come and watch a walkthrough turn into an inventory and judge it on that.
Updated September 2026.
Daniel Kline, second-generation Florida mover. I grew up in moving and built MoveBlueprint for movers like us. Reach me directly: daniel@moveblueprint.com.