After working with hundreds of moving companies, we kept seeing the same breakdowns: bad estimates that wrecked customer trust, disorganized pipelines leaking revenue, and manual processes burning out crews before the move even started.
Generic CRMs weren't cutting it. They were built for sales teams in offices, not dispatchers juggling 20 jobs and a crew of 8.
So we built something different. DriveSales is the only CRM designed around how moving companies actually operate — from the first call to the final invoice.

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My path here was anything but straight: professional football (soccer, for my American friends), then diplomacy, then a moving sales rep. Each chapter taught me something different about people, negotiation, and building trust under pressure.
What pushed me to start DriveSales was a simple observation: after serving hundreds of moving companies, I kept seeing a massive gap. Everyone was solving operations — trucks, crews, routes. But nobody was solving sales. Operations has nothing to do unless sales fuels it.
It's taken years to build this with my incredible team. I've enjoyed every step, and I'm proud of what we're creating for this industry. Thanks for coming to my TED Talk.
Our team spans engineering, customer success, sales, product, and support — all working toward the same goal: helping moving companies grow.
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Operations mean nothing without strong sales. Every feature we build starts with the question: does this help you win more jobs?

Built by people who've worked the phones, run moves, and fought for every booking. We know the industry from the inside.

The moving industry is evolving fast. We ship constantly — not features for features' sake, but tools that actually matter on the ground.
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