Can AI compare my moving company quotes?
Yes. Paste the quotes and it lines them up side by side, finds the hidden fees, and lists what to ask each company.
01Why bot
- Turning messy quotes into one table is organizing work AI does well.
- It spots differences people miss: stairs fees, packing, insurance, minimum hours.
- It only uses what's in the quotes, so you can check every line.
02The prompt
Replace everything in [BRACKETS] with your own details, then paste it into your AI app.
Compare these moving quotes. Use only what the quotes say. [PASTE EACH QUOTE, labeled Quote A, Quote B, etc.] My move: [FROM, TO, DATE, HOME SIZE, STAIRS/ELEVATOR] Output: 1. A table: Company | Price type (flat or hourly) | Estimated total | Included | Extra fees | Insurance/valuation | Deposit. 2. Anything missing from a quote, marked [NOT STATED]. 3. Five questions to ask each company before booking. Rules: never estimate a price a quote doesn't give. Flag hourly quotes where the total could run higher.
03Steps
- Get at least three written quotes.
- Paste them in and review the table.
- Send your questions in writing and book the one with the clearest total.
04What can go wrong
- Check that the mover is licensed for your type of move where you live.
- Be wary of very large deposits.
05What to use
Any major AI chat app: ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini. The free tier works.
06Our test run
ClaudeSep 28, 2026Passed
Sample input we used: Three quotes: flat, hourly with a minimum, and a range.
- Table in the requested columns
- Hourly minimum math correct ($660)
- Missing info marked [NOT STATED]
- No invented prices
What came back (excerpt):
B is hourly, so a longer move raises the total.
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