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Move Size

The page that lists your room sizes and bedroom (move) sizes, how big each one is, and which rooms each size usually holds.

5 min readChecked November 2, 2026
Owner & admin

Settings › Pricing & calculator › Move Size is the list a salesperson (and the customer on your website form) picks the size of the move from — "2 bedroom apartment", "3 bedroom house" — with the volume each one stands for. How move size, inventory and a custom volume work together on a quote is in Move size, inventory or custom volume.

Before you start

Anyone who can open Settings can change this page. It is kept per move type (pick it at the top). Nothing is saved until you press Save.

The two lists

  • Room size — single rooms that can be added to a move (an office, a garage, a basement…), each with its size.
  • Bedroom size — the sizes of the move itself, each with its size and the rooms that size usually holds (shown as chips; a filled chip is a room included by default).

Sizes are in your move unit (set on Company info).

Each bedroom size also shows its Lead # — the number lead sellers send to say which size a lead is (see below). A size you just added shows Number given on Save until you press Save.

For lead providers

Companies that sell you leads name the move size by its Lead #. Press the copy button next to a number to copy just that number, or open For lead providers › Show instructions, tick the move types, and press Copy instructions for the full text to send them:

  • the address and the headers,
  • what a lead must have — only an email or a phone number (10 digits); everything else is optional,
  • a sample lead, and every optional field by its exact name with what it means and how to write it (second phone, comments, sales notes, full street addresses, entrances, the service, the size in your unit…),
  • the answers a provider gets back,
  • your numbers: every bedroom size as 33 => Large 1 Bedroom condo/aprt., every active service (serviceId) and every entrance (originElevation / destinationElevation, e.g. 12 => 2nd Floor).

The text uses the saved sizes, so press Save first after a change. The same instructions are also on the Lead providers card in Lead sources (For lead providers). More in Send leads by API.

For Angi

Angi doesn't use the text above — it posts its leads to your company's own Angi address. Open For Angi › Show instructions and press Copy Angi instructions: it has what Angi needs to set up your leads — the CRM's name (MoveBoard), that no API authentication is needed, the format (Angi's standard API setup format) and your Angi Leads address for the branch you're signed in to. Forward it to your Angi contact as it is. It is also on the Lead providers card in Lead sources (For Angi). More in Lead providers (Angi and others).

Change the lists

  • Add puts a new row in a list; type its Name and size.
  • Drag a row by its handle (Drag to reorder) to change the order it's offered in.
  • Active switches a row on or off (see Turn a size off below).
  • Delete takes a row off. Taking off a room that a bedroom size lists asks first, and takes it off that size too. A bedroom size that a typical inventory is kept for can't be deleted; switch it to Inactive instead.
  • Copy to other move types fills the other move types with these lists (it asks first). A size the other move type already has (same name) takes the new numbers and rooms; only sizes it has that this move type doesn't are taken off.

Changing a name or a size's number is never a removal — only Delete takes a row off, and only the rows you deleted are taken off when you press Save.

Press Save when done.

Turn a size off (Inactive)

Every room size and bedroom size has an Active switch next to its delete button. Switch it off and press Save to stop offering that size without deleting anything — for example a company that only does small moves for now.

An Inactive size:

  • is not offered where someone picks a size: your website forms, the customer's portal (new move and edit), New order, the size picker in an order, the AI receptionist and the lead-provider instructions on this page;
  • stays on this page, greyed, with its name, size, rooms and Lead # as they were;
  • keeps its typical inventory: on Typical inventory it shows at the end of the list, greyed, as Inactive with its move size;
  • is kept on orders that already have it: the order shows it (marked (inactive) in its picker) and prices exactly as before, and Use the typical list on that order still fills from its list.

A lead seller that still sends that size's number gets the lead in with that size. A caller to the AI receptionist whose home only fits a size you switched off isn't quoted on the phone: she takes a message and says a moving specialist will call.

Switch it back on and press Save, and it's offered everywhere again, with its rooms and typical inventory as you left them. A room switched off works the same way: it stays on the bedroom sizes that list it and comes back when you switch it on.

Also used by

  • Typical inventories are kept per move size — see Typical inventory.
  • Your website form offers these sizes to the customer (the active ones).

If something goes wrong

Save refuses a row with no name, two rows with the same name in one list, or a size that isn't a whole number of 0 or more.

A size you deleted that something still uses can't be taken off — for example The bedroom size "Studio" cannot be removed: 1 typical inventory (Inventory › Typical inventory) still uses it. Nothing on the page is saved then: change or remove that typical inventory first (or put the row back with Cancel), then save again.

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