Boston may be the most concentrated moving market in the country. A huge share of the city's leases turn over on the same day — September 1st — and the narrow, permit-only streets of neighborhoods like Allston and Beacon Hill make logistics a real challenge. GetMoved is being built to price a Boston move accurately before that chaos hits.
Instead of chasing quotes by phone, you'll film a short walkthrough of your home. Our AI turns it into a detailed inventory with volume and truck size estimated automatically, and licensed Boston movers will send binding quotes you can compare side by side.
GetMoved connects you with movers and compares their offers — we don't transport your belongings ourselves. You choose the mover, the date, and the price, and payment stays secure until your move is complete.
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GetMoved is a marketplace, not a moving company. The licensed mover you choose performs and contracts for your move.
You'll record a short video of your home on your phone — no in-home estimator visit needed.
Our AI turns the video into a detailed inventory and estimates volume and truck size automatically.
Licensed, insured Boston movers will send binding quotes you can compare side by side.
You'll choose the mover, date, and price. You reserve with a small deposit and pay your mover after the move.
GetMoved connects you with movers and compares their offers — we don't transport your belongings ourselves.
Boston has the most extreme moving calendar in the country. Because so many leases — especially around the city's many universities — start on September 1st, that single day (locally nicknamed 'Allston Christmas') generates one of the largest moving surges anywhere in the U.S. Demand is intense across late August and early September and much quieter the rest of the year, so any date outside that window usually means far better availability and quotes.
Boston's university-driven lease calendar packs enormous demand into the end of August and September 1st. Booking as far ahead as possible is the single biggest factor in securing a mover and a fair price.
Many Boston and Cambridge streets require a permit to reserve space for a moving truck, and the streets themselves are tight. Local movers arrange the permit and plan the loading spot in advance.
Triple-deckers and historic brownstones mean narrow stairs and no elevators. A video walkthrough captures the real access so quotes reflect your actual building.
With dozens of colleges, Boston sees massive student turnover. Movers experienced with student moves plan around the September rush and tight timelines.
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A large share of Boston leases — particularly student leases — begin on September 1st, concentrating a huge volume of moves into a single day. If your dates are flexible, moving outside that window is far easier and cheaper.
Many neighborhoods require a permit to reserve curb space for a moving truck. Once we launch, the licensed movers you compare can arrange the permit and signage.
No. GetMoved connects you with licensed, insured Boston movers and helps you compare binding quotes. The mover you choose performs the move.
For a late-August or September 1st move, as early as possible. For other dates, a few weeks is usually comfortable.
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