Get moving quotes with your AI agent

Moving estimates are hard to compare when every company gets a different description of the job. Ask your agent to prepare one brief and use it for each call. Tuvoz makes the calls; your agent collects the answers into a comparison.

Describe the same job to every mover

Give the date or date range, pickup and destination areas, home size, stairs or elevators, access restrictions, and large items. Tell your agent which location details it may share. Ask about the number of movers, minimum hours, travel time, packing materials and any exclusions.

Find three moving companies serving my area using their own websites. Show me the companies and numbers first. After I approve, call each for an estimate for a one-bedroom move on November 7, with one flight of stairs at pickup and an elevator at delivery. Ask about minimum hours, travel charges and what the estimate excludes. Don’t book or pay a deposit.

Review the recipients and call plans before dialing. For Canadian businesses, confirm that the recipients have agreed to AI calls from you.

Distinguish an estimate from a confirmed total

A mover may need an inventory, photos or a visit before quoting. Have your agent record that next step. If the price is hourly, ask which time counts toward the bill and whether there is a minimum. Keep unquoted costs marked as unknown.

The voice agent asks your agent when the business wants a detail outside the brief. New spending or commitments should come back to you for a decision.

Compare the answers in one place

Ask for a table with the company, date availability, quoted basis, minimum, included services, extra charges mentioned, and remaining questions. Preserve the business’s conditions beside its figure. Once you choose a mover, approve a separate booking plan or contact it yourself for the required paperwork and payment.

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