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Google Maps data, FMCSA/DOT registrations, and real-time growth signals, not a stale database.
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[01] Discover
40K+ moving companies.
Less than 4% have usable data in traditional databases.
Moving companies are DOT-licensed, PUC-regulated businesses where the owner is often dispatching trucks from a warehouse, not maintaining a B2B database profile. This $20 billion industry is almost entirely invisible to traditional sales tools - but every mover has a USDOT number and a Google Maps listing.
0K+
Moving companies in the US
local, long-distance, and specialty movers
0%
Are owner-operated
single decision-maker, no procurement team
< 0%
Have usable data in traditional databases
invisible to traditional sales tools
< 0 min
To build your list in Origami
any city, any license type, any fleet size
[02] Research
AI agents that find movers where
they actually have a presence.
Moving company owners aren't in traditional B2B databases. They're on Google Maps, the FMCSA/DOT database, state PUC registries, and BBB. Origami's AI agents search these sources in real time, pulling company details, owner names, fleet sizes, and growth signals that traditional databases were never built to find.
[03] Capabilities
Find your ideal moving company.
Qualified list in under 2 minutes.
FMCSA/DOT database as verification
Every interstate mover must register with FMCSA. Origami cross-references DOT numbers, MC authority, insurance status, and safety ratings, instantly separating legitimate operators from unlicensed outfits.
Seasonal demand timing for outreach
Moving is highly seasonal, summer is peak season with 2-3x the volume. Origami identifies companies ramping up seasonal hiring, adding trucks, or posting job listings so you can time outreach before the rush.
Fleet size as capacity qualification
A 3-truck operation has different needs than a 25-truck fleet. Use FMCSA fleet data, vehicle registrations, and equipment filings to qualify movers by capacity and revenue potential before you reach out.
Interstate vs. local segmentation
Local-only movers need different solutions than interstate van lines. Segment instantly by DOT authority type, state PUC licenses, and service area, then tailor your pitch to their exact business model.
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