Prices & bonus
What affects the cost
of your move?
Vehicle, carrying help and time. Understand the choices that can affect the total price.
The cost of moving follows the choices and conditions that shape the job. At Teleporter, the vehicle, carrying help and time are central parts of the calculation. A good overview lets you compare options on a realistic basis.
The essentials, in brief.
- The per-minute rate depends on the vehicle and carrying help.
- The total is affected by time and the applicable minimum booking time.
- Access, amount and preparation can change the time used.
01 · Vehicle and help
The vehicle and carrying help are the starting point.
At Teleporter, the per-minute rate depends on the vehicle and carrying help you choose. Start with the amount being moved, the largest items and who can carry at each address.
The largest option is not always right, and the smallest is not necessarily cheapest if the job then needs extra trips. Describe the task before choosing.
02 · Time
The total price also follows the time used.
The total price depends on how long the job takes, with the minimum booking time that applies. Packing, access and coordination can therefore affect the total time.
The calculator gives an example based on your choices. Use it to compare options and understand the model, but not as a fixed quote for a job that has not yet been described.
03 · Access and amount
Stairs and carrying distance can change the pace.
Floors without a lift, long courtyards and distance between the vehicle and the door can extend the work. The same is true if large furniture must first be dismantled or many loose items have not been packed.
Record the conditions at both collection and delivery. A precise overview makes it easier to choose help and plan the sequence.
- AmountList large furniture and make a realistic estimate of the boxes.
- AccessRecord floors, lifts, narrow passages and carrying distance.
- PreparationPack and collect loose parts before transport starts.
04 · Build an estimate
Base the estimate on what you actually know.
Choose the vehicle and carrying help first, then assess the time using the amount, access and journey between addresses. It is better to state uncertainties openly than hide them inside a very precise number.
If you are unsure about a heavy item or difficult access, clarify the requirement before booking. That is a better basis than assuming every move takes the same time.
Ready for moving day?
One final review.
- The vehicle and carrying help match the job.
- Large furniture and the estimated box count are recorded.
- Access conditions are known at both addresses.
- The expected duration has been assessed realistically.
- The calculator is treated as an example, not a fixed quote.
Have a good move — and a good start at your new address.
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