
Independent audits
Carriers are checked against licensing, insurance, background-checked crews, owned equipment, reviews, estimate accuracy, transparent pricing and complaint history.


501(c)(3) nonprofit
We help consumers understand what their move should cost, compare moving options, and avoid common problems before moving day.
Free consumer assistance from the U.S. Moving Protection Organization
$0
Cost to consumers, always
501(c)(3)
Non-profit organization
Our data sources


Network Load Board
Tell us where you’re moving, and we’ll match you with a carrier already headed your way, $0 to reserve.
Enter your pickup and delivery ZIP and a ready-from date to see the carriers serving your route.
About U.S. Moving Protection
The U.S. Moving Protection Organization (USMPO) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit bringing transparency and technology to the long-distance moving industry. We collect and organize moving industry pricing data, carrier rates, and route information to power a smarter way to plan and book an interstate move.
Our technology combines historical pricing data with carrier route information to help consumers understand what their move should cost and explore more efficient transportation options. By making information that was once difficult to access available through a simple online platform, we’re working to make long-distance moving more transparent, accessible, and affordable for everyone.
USMPO.org launches as a free consumer resource for interstate moves
Nationwide Carrier Directory published — licensing, safety and complaint records in one place
Carrier audits begin: licensing, insurance, equipment, estimate accuracy and complaint history
Officially recognized as 501(c)(3) non profit
Pricing data and carrier routes become an instant estimate for any interstate move
About the Organization

Carriers are checked against licensing, insurance, background-checked crews, owned equipment, reviews, estimate accuracy, transparent pricing and complaint history.

Benchmarks come from tariff filings and documented estimates, published as ranges with their sources named.

First-party complaints are investigated and reflected in the public carrier record.

Before moving your household goods interstate, movers are required to give you the Your Rights and Responsibilities When You Move booklet and FMCSA’s Ready to Move brochure to help you understand the documents that a mover will ask you to sign, and explains your rights if your household goods are lost or damaged during a long distance move.
Get the booklet and brochureRequired under 49 CFR Part 375. Published by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration; USMPO is not affiliated with FMCSA.

Verified Mover Directory
Browse the full directory of 6,941 listed carriers. Each listing carries USDOT licensing, complaint history and USMPO verification records.
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Every move is different. Tell us about yours and we’ll put together a plan that actually fits, without the sales calls.
Free walkthrough · Custom scope of work · Transparent pricing
USMPO takes no commission on a booking and does not sell consumer information.