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Test calculator

Price a pretend move with today's settings to check a change — nothing is saved.

2 min readChecked November 3, 2026

Settings › Pricing & calculator › Test calculator prices a pretend move with your settings as they are right now. Use it after you change rates, the calendar, mover speed or fuel, before your team quotes with them. Nothing you type is saved, and no order is made. Tips are in Try a price with the test calculator.

Use it

  1. On the left (Test Calculator — A pretend move, priced with today's settings), fill in the move: Move type, Service Type, Estimate type, Move Date (and Desired Delivery Date for long distance), Origin Address Zip, To Address Zip, Size of Move, From Elevation / To Elevation, From Parking Distance / To Parking Distance, Packing and Unpacking.
  2. Press Calculate.
  3. The right side (Calculator Results — What this move would be quoted) shows the quote, line by line.

Fields that don't apply to the chosen service are hidden or greyed, as on a real order.

Long-distance moves

For a long-distance service the results also list the parts of the price the way a real order shows them:

  • Flat transportation + hourly loading and unloading — Flat-rate transportation (the calculated amount, or Typed on each order when your company types it on each order), then Loading labor hours (hourly) and Unloading labor hours (hourly), each as hours × rate. With the transportation typed on each order, the Quote here leaves it out. On such a move the summary has no Travel Time (the transportation already pays for the drive): Labor Time and Job Time are the loading and unloading hours added up — for example 4 h (2 h loading + 2 h unloading) — and Hourly Rate shows the loading and unloading rates.
  • A long-distance tariff — Transportation (line haul) and each extra fee.

Good to know

  • Changing the move type after filling the form asks first (a Warning), because the lists — services, sizes, stairs, parking — belong to the move type.
  • Clear Form asks too.
  • If the move can't be priced, the reason shows as a notice instead of a quote.