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Find moving companies for B2B prospecting, with public business details, websites, phone numbers, and email enrichment where available.
query=moving company · 17 credits per enriched row · $21.04–$32.30 per 1,000
Review residential versus commercial services, stated operating areas, and the quote process. Ratings add context but do not show fleet size, revenue, or budget.
Review a sample before expanding the list. Use available fields to narrow the records, then check the business website for the service details your offer depends on. Missing fields should remain unknown until you verify them.
Claim the rows you work and use the account's claim filter to reduce repeat records in later searches. Also check branch and organization identity before adding contacts to a campaign.
Swap the location for your market. Everything else stays the same across every city below.
curl "https://sensecollect.com/v1/maps/search?query=moving%20company&location=Berlin&limit=100" \ -H "x-api-key: $SENSECOLLECT_KEY"These moving company leads are businesses that provide moving services. They are intended for suppliers and agencies selling to movers, not moving quotes from households or companies planning a relocation.
If you run a moving company and need customer enquiries, start with the moving lead generation guide. It covers quote forms, local visibility, referrals, and evaluating purchased enquiries.
A city search can include local residential movers, long-distance operators, packing businesses, and companies offering storage. Review the website to establish service coverage before pitching an offer. A single listing category does not confirm all of those capabilities.
| Segment to investigate | Evidence to check |
|---|---|
| Residential moving | Service pages, quote process, stated operating area |
| Office relocation | Commercial services and relevant project information |
| Packing and storage | Whether these services are provided directly |
| Multiple-location operators | Branch pages and a central business contact route |
Keep the business name, location, public contact details, source reference, and date collected. Add your own verified notes about the service mix and the problem your offer addresses. Public ratings can provide context but do not reveal fleet size, turnover, or purchasing budget.
For a booking-software campaign, inspect how the business collects move details and requests estimates. For a vehicle-related offer, independently verify the operational fit. Avoid treating every mover in a city as the same prospect.
Start with a small list from the Maps API, review a sample, and expand only when the query is returning suitable businesses.
First decide which product you need. Consumer moving enquiries come from people requesting a quote; a moving-company business list identifies movers that suppliers or agencies can contact. SenseCollect provides the business-list workflow, not consumer enquiries.
SenseCollect business records are billed according to the current pricing page and collection options. Consumer moving enquiries are a separate product with different qualification and distribution terms. Compare each against its intended outcome rather than treating their prices as interchangeable.
To find businesses offering office moves, use a focused query such as commercial moving company, then verify the service on each website. This finds service providers, not companies planning an office move. Review count does not establish the proportion of commercial work.
Not from map listings. A new-mover list is consumer address data from a different kind of source entirely, with its own privacy rules. What this returns is the moving companies themselves, which is the right list if you are selling to movers rather than to people who are moving.
List vendors sell a static extract with a minimum order, and the file starts decaying the day it is cut. The alternative is building the list yourself per city from live map data: one call, 17 credits a row, no minimum. You get the same fields, collected at the moment you asked rather than whenever the vendor last refreshed.
Business name, phone, email where one is findable, website, street address, star rating, review count, listing category and a link back to the listing — plus the untouched original payload under raw. Rating and review count arrive as numbers, so qualifying is a comparison rather than a parse.
Review residential versus commercial services, stated operating areas, and the quote process. Ratings add context but do not show fleet size, revenue, or budget. Use returned fields for initial filtering and verify service details on the business website where needed.
Yes — call /v1/maps/no-website instead of /v1/maps/search with the same query and location. The filter runs server-side, so the response contains only the businesses with no site on file.
$21.04–$32.30 per thousand enriched rows, billed per row returned. Actual coverage depends on the category and market. Verified-contact rows are 45 credits each; check the pricing page for current options.
Job values run into five figures and the work is weather-triggered, so lead flow matters more than brand.
ReadSeasonal demand spikes and a service contract behind every install — the lifetime value justifies real acquisition spend.
ReadEmergency demand means whoever ranks gets the call, and most operators know it without knowing what to do about it.
ReadLicensed, capacity-constrained, and competing on availability. The ones with real capacity want more of the good jobs.
ReadFive-figure installs with a long consideration window — the category spends more per lead than almost any other trade.
ReadContract revenue rather than one-off jobs, which means an acquired customer is an annuity.
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