Booking websites that price London moves and courier runs correctly first time.

Floor level, lift size, stairs, walking distance from the kerb, concierge contact and loading bay rules are asked once, in order, with photos encouraged. Each answer adjusts crew size, time on site and price under rules you control. A customer moving from a Zone 2 conversion to a Docklands tower answers different questions for each end, and both answers count.

Where the job needs a suspended bay, the site records the street, the borough and the date, adds your handling charge to the price and creates a task for your office to apply to the right council with enough notice.

When an address sits inside the Congestion Charge zone, or the van assigned is not ULEZ compliant, the charge is built into the headline price rather than added at checkout, which the drip pricing rules now require. The admin keeps a register of which vans are compliant, so the price follows the vehicle the planner actually assigns.

Office clients in the City, Canary Wharf or the West End often need evenings and weekends. Building specific windows can be set per address, with crews and vehicles held against them and different rates for unsocial hours.

Senders pick a vehicle, from bike to large van, and a collection time. The price reflects distance, urgency and waiting allowance, and account customers are billed monthly while one off senders pay by card or wallet. Waiting time beyond the allowance is recorded by the driver and charged under the terms the sender accepted.

A deposit secures the date, authenticated through the customer's bank under Strong Customer Authentication. The balance is taken on completion from the saved card, along with any agreed extras such as extra crew hours, with a receipt sent at once.

London has many people arriving and leaving on job moves. The checkout accepts overseas cards and wallets, shows prices clearly including VAT, and collects a second contact so a move can be managed by an employer or relocation agent. Invoices can be addressed to the employer while the employee remains the contact for the day.

Renters often finish one tenancy before the next begins. The site can sell a move out, a storage period and a move in as one booking, with storage billed by the week or month and the end date easy to change.

Every confirmed job generates a briefing with access notes, inventory, photos, permit status and payment state, sent to your planner board or dispatch system so the morning crew meeting starts with facts. Changes made by the customer after booking update the briefing automatically and flag the planner.

After completion, customers receive a short request to review the job and a link to rebook storage collection or a second drop, sent only as a service message unless they opted into marketing under PECR.