Gift a fully unlocked move the day you sign a client — packing starts weeks before closing. Your photo, brokerage and number greet them every time they open the app — for 180 days, twice a store pack.
From $2.39 a client · gifted by email · no contracts, no setup fees
Packing is the part of moving everyone dreads. MoveBuddy turns it into three taps, and it remembers where everything went.

Photograph what goes in a box. The AI writes the packing list. No typing.

"Add the blender to box seven." Speak it, and it's in the list.

Weeks later: "Where are my books?" Straight to the right box.
Type a client's email in your partner portal and pick a pack. They get a welcome email with your name on it. The pack lands on their move the moment they sign in. Nothing for them to type.
Your headshot, brokerage, phone and email appear on the client's welcome screen each time they open MoveBuddy. Tap-to-call, tap-to-email.
Partner packs run 180 days instead of the standard 90. Long enough to pack and unpack, even if their belongings need to briefly go to storage.
We were moving and I thought: there has to be a better system than labeling a bunch of boxes. We built MoveBuddy to save my family and me loads of time. Months after the move, we still use it to find the things we stored away.
Buy packs in your portal with a card, two-pack minimum, and gift one the day you sign a client. Your portal shows every gift, who has claimed it, and what's left in your pool.
Current launch pricing; may change. An X-Large pack (250 boxes) is also available. Unclaimed gifts return to your pool after 30 days.
No. You gift by email, and the pack is applied to their account when they sign in with that address, on iPhone or Android.
Unclaimed gifts return to your account after 30 days, so nothing is wasted. You can also revoke or resend a gift any time.
No. Create your partner account, add your photo and details, buy packs when you need them.
On a welcome screen inside the app each time the client opens their move: your headshot, brokerage, phone numbers and email, all tappable.