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MoversTech CRM

“Can a bootstrapped, operator-built vertical CRM out-execute VC-backed rivals (like Supermove) by giving moving-company owners deep configurability rather than opinionated automation?”

HQNew York, NY, USA (Delaware-incorporated)
IndustryVertical SaaS / Moving & Logistics
The story

MoversTech is a bootstrapped vertical CRM built by ex-moving-industry operators (spun out of the Movers Development agency) for residential, commercial, and long-distance moving companies. The product is intentionally 'bring your own payment processor' rather than an embedded-finance platform — customers integrate Stripe, Square, or Authorize.net at their own discretion. Recent evolution is toward end-to-end operational control: dispatch, storage billing, multi-branch, and payroll calculations.

Last 12 months
2026-08
2026-06
2026-05
Product timeline
2022
Published early content on payment gateway selection for moving company websites· content
2024
Published guidance on integrating card processors (Stripe, Square, Authorize.net) into moving CRM workflows· payments
2026
Launched multi-branch operations, storage auto-invoicing, and expanded payroll calculations· product
The stack
1 layer disclosed in MoversTech CRM’s embedded-finance stack
Accounting
QuickBooks
Accounting gap: minor

MoversTech CRM — frequently asked

Which accounting software does MoversTech CRM integrate with?

MoversTech CRM integrates with QuickBooks.

Where is MoversTech CRM headquartered?

MoversTech CRM is headquartered in New York, NY, USA (Delaware-incorporated).

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