Maryland Coverage
Moving leads in Maryland
Verified homeowners across Baltimore, Montgomery County, Prince George's County and the rest of Maryland, delivered in real time from $15 a lead.
Where the demand is in Maryland
Most Maryland moving demand concentrates around Baltimore, Montgomery County, Prince George's County, Frederick and Annapolis. You choose which of those you want coverage in — there is no point paying for a lead two hours outside your radius.
Licensing for intrastate moves in Maryland
Intrastate household goods movers in Maryland are regulated by the Maryland Department of Labor, Division of Occupational and Professional Licensing. Requirement: Registration as a household goods mover with the Maryland Department of Labor.
A state law effective 1 October 2019 requires household goods movers to register. The registration is valid for one year and covers anyone who takes possession of a consumer's household goods to move them.
This is general information, not legal advice, and rules change. Check the current requirements (checked 2026-09-14) and confirm your own authority before buying leads. Interstate moves are separately regulated by the FMCSA.
What Maryland leads cost
- Shared — up to 4 movers: $15 local / $20 long-distance
- Shared — only 2 movers: $28 local / $38 long-distance
- Exclusive: $45 local / $85 long-distance
- Live Call: $60 local / $100 long-distance
Pricing does not change by state. No setup fees, no monthly minimums, and no long-term contract.
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Maryland moving leads, answered
What movers in Maryland ask before they start.
How much do moving leads cost in Maryland?
The same as everywhere else we operate: $15 for a shared local lead and $20 long-distance, $28 and $38 on the two-mover tier, $45 and $85 exclusive, and $60 and $100 for live transfers. We do not charge more for busy states.
Do I need a licence to move households within Maryland?
Registration as a household goods mover with the Maryland Department of Labor is what Maryland requires, through the Maryland Department of Labor, Division of Occupational and Professional Licensing. Confirm your own authority is current before buying leads — we do not verify it for you, and interstate work is separately regulated by the FMCSA.
Which parts of Maryland can I get leads in?
You choose. Most demand concentrates around Baltimore, Montgomery County, Prince George's County, but you set the service areas you want and can change them as your capacity changes.
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