I bring the leads and the calls. You do the moves. Here's exactly how it works, what the fee is, and where I need crews right now.
I'm Jordan Caron, and I've worked in digital marketing since 2013 — helping businesses get found online through websites, search, and strategy.
A few years back I started helping my friend Brad with small moving jobs in Victoria, BC — the couch-and-a-few-boxes moves the big companies don't want. Brad was great at the work but had no website and was relying on classified ads. Once I built him a simple site and got him showing up online, his calendar filled up fast.
That's when the gap clicked: there's steady demand for small moves everywhere, and plenty of capable movers to do them — but those movers rarely have the marketing to get found. Small Movers Canada is me doing for movers across the country what I did for Brad: bringing you the leads so you can focus on the moving.
You're the mover. I'm the marketing engine that keeps your calendar full — without you spending a dollar on ads or a website.
My website ranks across Canada and brings in small-move requests every day. When someone in your city asks for a quote, that lead is yours.
You tell me the cities you can cover, and I route every lead from those pages straight to you — both web-form requests and forwarded phone calls (more on that below).
You run the job your way, with your own truck, equipment, and crew. You deal directly with the customer and handle the move start to finish.
You charge the hourly rate and keep it, minus my flat $15/hr referral fee. No monthly fees, nothing upfront — you only pay on jobs I actually send you.
Every lead from your cities reaches you directly and instantly — and I'm notified too, so nothing slips through the cracks.
The moment someone requests a quote on one of your city's pages, the lead is emailed straight to you — and to me — in real time. You get the customer's name, contact details, and what they're moving, so you can reach out right away.
I put a dedicated local number on your city's pages that forwards straight to your phone. Before you're connected, a short whisper lets you know it's a Small Movers Canada lead so you can answer professionally. Both you and I also get an email confirmation of every call, so each lead is tracked and verified.
of paid moving work booked through Small Movers Canada leads in September 2026 — handled by one partner across multiple cities within one of the larger markets I cover.
Real, paid jobs — and that's just one partner in a single month.
My referral fee
You keep everything else
My fee is a flat $15 per hour — and that's the only cut I take. It's built into the hourly rate the customer pays, so you're not adding anything on top at the door, and the customer sees one clean price. Everything above my $15/hr is yours.
Already have your own rates and minimums? Even better — I'll set the pricing on your city's pages to match exactly what you charge, so every lead is quoting your numbers from the start.
There are no monthly fees, no sign-up costs, and no obligation. You only account for the referral fee on jobs I actually send you — if it's a slow month, you owe nothing.
I'm actively recruiting reliable crews in the cities below. Don't see yours? Apply anyway — I get moving requests from across the country and may have leads near you right now.
Tell me about your crew — takes a minute
Two ways. Web-form quote requests from your cities are emailed to you the moment they come in. And I set up a dedicated local phone number for your area that forwards straight to your phone, with a short whisper announcing it's a Small Movers Canada call so you can answer accordingly.
No. There are no monthly fees and nothing to pay upfront. My $15/hr referral fee is simply built into the hourly rate — you only ever account for it on jobs I actually send you.
Yes. You bring the vehicle, equipment, blankets, and crew, and you run the job your way. I bring you the work.
Absolutely. You tell me the cities you can reliably service, and I only send you leads from those areas. You can adjust your coverage any time.
Mostly small and hourly moves — apartments, condos, single-item pickups, furniture, and short local moves. These are the jobs big van lines don't want, and there's steady demand for them.
