About Us Move Cheap provides the nation's only moving labor franchise opportunity. This exciting and unique business concept allows entrepreneurs to take advantage of the strong market trends in the moving industry while keeping the investment at an affordable level as compared to other moving franchises. Franchises offer a wide array of moving labor and packing services, retail moving supplies and truck, mobile storage and trailer rentals while saving their customers money over traditional movers by keeping overhead low and a focus on service and value.

Training and Support Move Cheap offers a proven business model, a system that has worked for many years and will work for you. We offer the following to all of our franchisees:

• Help you decide on the best location for your Move Cheap Franchise
• Provide initial and ongoing training and support
• Provide a detailed Operations Manual
• Cooperative advertising programs to keep your costs down
• Continue to ensure our mutual success throughout our entire business relationship

Ideal Candidate We're looking for franchise owners that are results oriented, looking to grow a strong business and committed to provide customers with the best service and value in the moving industry. The ideal candidate is motivated, good at building and maintaining relationships and is willing to follow the Move Cheap proven business system.

Next Steps Starting a Move Cheap Franchise is a 7-step Process:

1. Receive and fill out a Request For Consideration Form.
2. Receive and review the Uniform Franchise Disclosure Document with exhibits.
3. Meet or conference call with Franchisor.
4. Make decision after meeting with your advisors.
5. Set closing date, sign documents including Franchise Agreement and pay initial franchise fee.
6. Find a location to start your new business.
7. Attend training on-site at your new location.

Move Cheap is currently accepting inquiries from the following states: Alaska, Alabama, Arkansas, Arizona, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Iowa, Idaho, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Massachusetts, Maine, Missouri, Mississippi, Montana, North Carolina, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, Nevada, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, West Virginia, Wyoming.

Interested parties should have at least $50,000 in liquid capital to invest.