£10 a month. VAT included.
That's it. That's the pricing page.
One price for every district in the UK and Ireland. No tiers, no add-on ladders, no "contact sales". We're movers — we quote straight, same as you do.
- ✓Your postcode district, exclusively — the only firm we list there, for life while standards are kept
- ✓Direct enquiries — customers ring you; we never take a cut and never sell the lead
- ✓A page built to be found — ranked on Google, cited by AI assistants, answering the questions your customers actually ask
- ✓Authoritative backlink to your own website
- ✓First-refusal subcontract work from the Pianospeed Group
- ✓Members' assistance board — a hand at the far end, a backload home
- ✓Member dashboard + monthly report — every enquiry on the record, and what the platform did for you
No joining fee · No contract · Cancel any time — the district returns to the board
Free until your page sends you your first enquiry.
£0 today.
£0 until it earns.
We could ask you to take our word that the page works. We'd rather prove it. Claim your district now, pay nothing, and the first £10 only leaves your pocket after a real customer has asked you for a quote through your page.
And because you claimed while the board was empty, your rate is £10 for life — founding members never pay a penny more, however big the network gets.
If the page never sends you an enquiry, you never pay. That's the whole offer. No small print worth hiding.
"Yours for life" — the standards that keep it yours
- Answer your enquiries within two working days. People are moving house; they can't wait a week.
- Keep doing quality work. Your page carries the network's name as well as yours.
- Stay an active mover. This is for working firms, not for parking a postcode.
- Once it starts, keep the £10 subscription going. Cancel any time — but the district goes straight back on the board for someone else.
And the oldest rule in the network: if you're not prepared to help another member, don't join.
What £120 buys elsewhere
- ✕Four to eight shared leads on a lead-gen site — each one raced by five rivals
- ✕About a week of a modest ads budget, gone the moment you stop feeding it
- ✕A fraction of one trade-association joining fee, before the annual dues
What £120 buys here
- ✓A full year of exclusive ownership of your postcode district
- ✓Every enquiry the page sends, direct and uncut
- ✓A rate locked for life while you keep the standards
Pricing — asked and answered
How much does Real Movers Network cost?
£10 per postcode district per month, VAT included — £120 a year. No joining fee, no contract, no per-lead charges, no commission. During the founding period you pay nothing until your district page sends you your first enquiry, and your £10 rate is locked for as long as you hold the district.
What does "free until your first enquiry" mean?
Exactly what it says. Claim your district today and pay £0 until the page delivers your first customer enquiry — a real person asking for a quote. Only then does the £10 a month start. If the page never earns, you never pay. We carry the risk, because we built the page.
What does "yours for life" actually mean?
While you keep the standards, nobody can take your district — not a bigger firm, not a higher bidder, not us. The standards: keep the £10 subscription going once it starts, respond to enquiries within two working days, keep doing quality work, and stay an active mover. Cancel any time, but the district goes straight back on the board.
Why is there only one price?
Because tiers are how platforms squeeze you. There's no "featured plus" above your head and no premium slot a rival can buy. Every district — central London or rural Cornwall — is £10 a month, and every holder gets the same thing: the whole district, exclusively.
Can I hold more than one district?
Yes. Firms working a wider patch can claim neighbouring districts at £10 a month each, each one exclusive. Most start with the district their base sits in, then add the ones their vans already drive through. There is no discount and no bundle — the sums don't need dressing up.