How many trucks

Every quote starts with one truck. Settings › Pricing & calculator › Truck count says when a move is big enough for more.

How the rows work

Each row reads N TRUCKS when cu ft more than a size (pounds, if your company sizes moves in pounds). A move bigger than a row's size gets that many trucks; the biggest row it passes wins.

Example: rows "2 TRUCKS when cu ft more than 1,500" and "3 TRUCKS when cu ft more than 2,800".

Each truck past the first adds the Additional Truck rate to the hour — see Hourly rates and price levels.

Add or change a row

1. 1Open Settings › Pricing & calculator › Truck count and pick the move type.
2. 2Press Add, pick the Number of Trucks and type the Max Load, then press Save in the pop-up. To change a row, type over its size, or press its pencil.
3. 3Press Save at the foot of the page.

Deleting a row asks first, and it's only gone for good when you press Save. Copy to other move types puts this move type's rows on the others (also waiting for Save).

On an order

The Trucks row on Move Details shows the calculated trucks. Open it to pick another number:

• The list shows what each truck count would cost an hour.
• A typed number shows in red with a ↺ that gives the calculator's count back; Back to what the crew calls for in the pop-up does the same.
• Changing the trucks moves the hourly rate (each extra truck adds the Additional Truck rate), not the hours.
• The trucks can't be more than the movers.

If a service doesn't include a truck, the row reads Trucks (not included).

If something goes wrong

• "Max Load is a required field." or "Max Load must be a whole number above zero."
• "There is already a row for 2 trucks." — each number of trucks has one row.
• "Please enter max load more than 1500 and less than 2800" — more trucks must start at a bigger size than fewer trucks.
• On an order: "The number of trucks may not exceed the number of movers. …" — raise the crew first, or pick fewer trucks.