Chariot review
A priced, full-workflow platform for movers managing sales through payments.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Chariot is web-based moving company software for small, mid-market, and enterprise moving businesses. It brings lead capture, inventory collection, estimating, customer communication, scheduling, dispatch, crew workflows, move-day documentation, payments, invoicing, payroll reporting, and revenue reporting into one platform. Office teams manage sales and operations through the web app, while crews can work from phones or tablets. The AI Voice Assistant can handle calls, collect move details, and create qualified leads in the CRM.
Pricing is straightforward: the Chariot plan costs $254 per month, with the advertised monthly rate paid quarterly or annually. The plan includes unlimited office users, unlimited crew users, unlimited two-way customer texting, unlimited access to core features, and white-glove onboarding and support. It also includes the full workflow rather than reserving core functions for higher tiers. For a moving company that wants one paid system spanning estimates, crew coordination, customer updates, payment collection, and financial reporting, the single-plan structure is easy to evaluate.
The platform’s ecosystem fit is practical for established moving operations. Google Calendar, QuickBooks, Angi, Move.com, and Quoterunner integrations connect scheduling, accounting, lead sources, and quoting workflows. Chariot supports card and ACH processing, payment links, and QR-code payments, while digital bills of lading and inventory records extend into move-day operations. Its web and API deployment suits companies that want browser-based office management and connected workflows. However, teams specifically requiring a native mobile app should look elsewhere; Chariot is described as a web app, even though crews can use it on phones or tablets. Choose Chariot for broad workflow coverage at a published monthly price, and consider another product when native mobile delivery is essential.
Chariot pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Covers lead capture, estimating, dispatch, documentation, and payments
- Unlimited office and crew users on the $254 monthly plan
- Adds QuickBooks sync, reporting, messaging, and AI voice lead creation
- Where it doesn't
- The advertised $254 monthly rate is paid quarterly or annually
- Web and API access are provided instead of a native mobile app
- Support is listed through email and ticket channels
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