Quoted in the driveway, loaded within the hour, paid before the truck door closes

You define your fractions — quarter truck, half, full — and their prices. The crew selects the load size at the door, adds any surcharges like appliances or stairs, and the customer approves the exact figure on screen before loading starts. No phone-estimate arguments, no shrinking invoices.

Yes. Your landing pages show real arrival windows from the crews' actual routes, and a booking drops into the nearest gap by location and estimated load. The customer who searched at 10am watches the truck arrive at 1pm — which is why they didn't call anyone else.

Yes. Moves book with their own duration profiles, crew sizes and hourly or flat rates, and share the same trucks and calendar. A morning apartment move and an afternoon of pickups schedule as one coherent crew day, not two systems fighting over the same vehicle.

Crews log where the load went — donation centre, recycler, transfer station — and photos and receipts attach to the job record. The customer gets documentation automatically, which matters to the estate executors and property managers who send the biggest repeat work.

Yes — invoices, payments and payroll records sync to QuickBooks, so your accountant keeps their system and you keep one source of truth. Job data stays exportable; loTouch is built to feed your books, not trap your data.

loTouch pricing is public: implementation from $3,500 one-time and a platform license from $400/mo, sized by team (1–10, 11–25 or 26–60 field providers), plus $40 per provider per month — office and manager seats are free, and end customers are free and unlimited. Payments run at standard processor rates plus a platform fee under 1% on card-on-file volume. See lotouch.ca/pricing for the full model and an instant estimator.