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CAC calculator.
For moving companies.

Enter spend, leads and close rate to model cost per booked move (CPBM). Then compare actual lead sources in the downloadable worksheet. Inputs are examples, not industry benchmarks.

Run your own numbers

Calculate your CPBM.

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Booked moves / mo
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Cost per booked move
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Illustrative inputs, not industry benchmarks. Compare with contribution per completed job after fulfillment costs, and include all acquisition costs.
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How the math works

Cost per lead can look cheap while jobs never book. This model estimates bookings from a close rate; use actual booked jobs for final CPBM. A listing record is a prospecting signal, not an inbound lead.

Featured formula

CPBM = total marketing spend ÷ booked moves

Estimated bookings = leads × close rate. With zero bookings CPBM is undefined. Actual reporting uses booked jobs and fully loaded cost.

Different inputs, not equivalent leads

Quote request

Inbound

A homeowner asked for an estimate. Shared marketplace inquiries may go to several movers; confirm exclusivity and response speed.

Listing record

Signal

A property listed or went pending. This is not a request for a quote. Count mail, data, exclusions and follow-up before comparing cost.

Partner introduction

Referral

An agent or past customer makes an introduction. Count relationship-building time and qualified introductions, not every contact.

Take the comparison offline.

Download the lead-source comparison CSV. One row per source and period: enter all-in acquisition spend, unique inquiries, qualified estimates, actual bookings, completed jobs, collected revenue and fulfillment costs. Blank outcomes stay blank. The named source rows are empty templates, not vendor performance. Open in Sheets or Excel and copy the formulas down for additional rows.

Use the same geography, time window and attribution rules. Allocate staff time, subscriptions, print and postage. A shared quote lead and a listing-data subscription buy different things. Read the method guide and channel guide. We sell listing data and mail, so this comparison has a commercial interest.

Public pricing inspected 3 November 2026: MovingLeads displays $0.35 per listing record, not per inbound inquiry; full-service postcard pricing requires contact. Mover Lead quotes by territory and separates print/postage. Moovsoon displays $55/month Brand Builder plus per-mailer charges and $250/month Professional Mover with a 3,000-listing allowance. USA Home Listings lists two tiers without a public dollar price on that page. MovingLetters.ai lists $399/month for one 50-mile market, plus mail from $0.75/piece. Additional markets are $300/month when available; confirm territory coverage with our team. Our site advertises a seven-day trial; review the signup terms for current payment and cancellation details. Plans differ; we have not independently tested vendor data or conversion rates. Confirm current quotes before buying.

What to include in your spend

Count everything you spend to acquire customers, not just paid ads.

Paid media

Brokered leads

Direct mail

Cold email infrastructure

Marketing salaries and contractors

Website hosting and CRO tools

Sponsorships, trade shows, BBB, and listing fees

Agency retainer if you have one

What to do with the number

Run the calculator by channel, not only blended. Most movers have one or two channels that carry the business and one or two that quietly drain margin.

Find the expensive channel

Give each inquiry one primary source and a confidence level. Compare costs and bookings over the same date window.

Check completed contribution

Subtract variable labor, truck, fuel, refunds and other fulfillment costs from collected revenue. Compare that contribution with acquisition cost.

Test before shifting spend

A small cohort can mislead. Check cancellations, attribution quality and crew capacity before moving budget.

Channel clarity

Want help finding your real CPBM?

Drop us a note with your last six months of marketing spend and booked jobs. We’ll help you spot the channel that is helping, the one that is leaking margin, and where ListingPro, direct mail, or realtor outreach may fit.