A Supermove alternative with published pricing

If you are comparing moving software and want to know the price before you book a sales call, here is a straight comparison - and an honest note on when Supermove is the better choice.

Competitor information below was checked against public web pages in July 2026. Vendors change their sites; verify current details before deciding.

Key facts

Store Stash Basic: $175/month, 5 office seats
Store Stash Premium: $199/month, unlimited office seats
Drivers: Unlimited on both plans
Free trial: 7 days, no credit card
Setup fee: None
Published pricing: Yes - on the website
Market: United States

The difference you can verify in 30 seconds

Open Supermove’s pricing page and then ours. As of July 2026, theirs asks you to request a demo or a quote; ours shows two numbers and what each includes.

	Store Stash	Supermove
Price published on the website	Yes - $175 or $199/month	No - demo or quote request (July 2026)
Free trial without a sales call	Yes - 7 days, no card	Demo-led
Drivers included	Unlimited on both plans	See their quote
Onboarding fee	None	See their quote

Why this matters: published pricing is not a feature - it is a signal. It tells you the vendor is comfortable being compared, and it lets you budget without spending an hour on a call to learn a number.

What Store Stash does

Dispatch that checks reality - drivers ranked by lane, deliver-by date and remaining truck capacity, with capacity as a hard block and an audited override.
Split pickup and delivery legs - different drivers on each end of a long-distance move, each limited to their own leg.
Photo-gated proof - a shipment cannot advance past pickup, storage or delivery without a photo. Not optional, not a reminder.
Storage as a real module - facilities, units, occupancy, encrypted access codes, storage-in-transit as a job stage.
Accounting and payroll included on Premium - expenses, attendance, employee payroll, carrier closing sheets, monthly P&L.
Database-level data isolation - enforced for reads and writes, not hidden in the interface.

Where Supermove may suit you better. If you are a larger operation wanting heavily customised workflows with dedicated implementation support, or you are a van line agent needing that integration, Supermove is built for that scale. We would rather you pick the right system than switch twice.

Questions

Does Supermove publish its pricing?

As of July 2026, Supermove does not publish prices on its website - the pricing page asks you to request a demo or quote. Store Stash publishes both plan prices openly: $175/month (Basic) and $199/month (Premium).

What is the main difference between Store Stash and Supermove?

Store Stash publishes its pricing, includes unlimited drivers on every plan, and enforces photo proof at pickup, storage and delivery so a job cannot advance without documentation. Supermove is aimed at larger operations and prices around crews rather than office users.

How much does Store Stash cost?

Basic is $175 per month with 5 office seats; Premium is $199 per month with unlimited office seats and adds live GPS tracking, in-app messaging, ready-for-delivery reminders, and accounting and payroll. Both include unlimited drivers and a 7-day free trial with no card.

Can I try it before switching?

Yes. Both plans include a 7-day free trial with no credit card required, and there is no onboarding or migration fee.

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