Get an estimate for a parcel, marketplace pickup or bulky item. Post the details, compare driver quotes and agree the collection arrangements.
Your estimate
Choose both addresses from the list to see a price.
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Next, check access details and post your job. You’ll confirm your email if needed before your job goes to drivers. No payment is taken now.
An estimate, not a booking. You see the final price before you pay.
Give the driver enough information to judge the job before they accept it.
Include the number of parcels, their outer dimensions and combined weight. Say whether anything is fragile, awkward to lift or requires special handling. Package goods securely before collection; a transport booking is not a packing service.
Provide a collection contact, a delivery contact and opening hours. Explain reception procedures, loading bays and any reference the driver needs. Keep the recipient informed so the delivery does not arrive at a locked premises.
For a time-sensitive item, put the required arrival time in the request and use express or same-day delivery where appropriate. A service label is not a confirmed delivery slot: agree the timing with the driver.
Add your route, items, date and access details. Use your email to save the move, then confirm it before sending your request to drivers.
Post your move, compare the offers and check what each driver includes before booking.
Message your driver after booking. Follow the job status and see their location when they share it.
Example account screens. The offer shown is illustrative, not a price for your move.
Check the details before you arrange your move.
Ask us a questionDescribe the contents and packaging before booking. Suitability and any special handling need to be agreed; do not rely on a fragile label alone.
Discuss the handover plan before collection. Do not assume goods can be left unattended or with a neighbour.
List every parcel and provide the combined weight. Include dimensions for larger boxes so the load can be assessed.
