Your next moving job finds you.
Tell Moving Radar when you’re available and how far you’re willing to travel. Matching jobs can reach you as soon as moving companies post them.
Foreman · $32/h
Tomorrow · 8:00 AM
Irvine → Newport Beach
Work when you want. Go where you want.
Moving Radar starts with your availability, not a pile of irrelevant listings. Set the days and hours you can work, your moving role and the area you’re willing to travel.
Don’t hunt for work.
Let the work come to you.
When a moving company needs someone who matches your role, schedule and area, you can get the job instantly instead of checking a board all day.
Helper needed tomorrow
- Time
- 8:00 AM
- Distance
- 3.8 mi
- Rate
- $26/h
- Est.
- 6 hrs
See the details first
Role, date, time, location, distance and offered rate before you commit.
Accept what fits
You decide. Take the jobs that work for your schedule and decline the rest.
Coordinate in chat
Message the customer or moving company about arrival, access, timing and job details.
Build repeat value
Completed work and ratings help your profile become more useful with every move.
Dispatch: Gate code is 1842. Truck will be at the south entrance.
You: Got it. I’ll be there at 7:45.
Everything around the move stays in one place.
The job is more than an address. Moving Radar is designed to keep the communication and job context with the work itself.
Fill the gaps in your schedule.
Moving Radar is built first to help you get more moving jobs. What that can mean in dollars depends on the jobs you choose, the hours worked and the rates available in your market.
Calculator examples are illustrative only. Moving Radar does not guarantee job availability, hours or earnings.
One empty day can become one more moving job.
Keep your regular work. Pick up extra moves when you want them. Or use Moving Radar as a primary source of work as the network grows in your market.
Turn on your Radar.
Join the relaunch list as a moving professional. Tell us your market and role so we know where to reactivate the network first.