Share the earliest collection and latest delivery
A deadline alone is not enough. Say when the goods will be packed and ready, who will release them and when the destination closes. Include any appointment or delivery reference.

Request priority delivery and agree the collection and arrival times with your driver.
Your estimate
Choose both addresses from the list to see a price.
Choose both addresses from the suggestions to continue.
Next, check access details and post your job. You’ll confirm your email if needed before your job goes to drivers. No payment is taken now.
An estimate, not a booking. You see the final price before you pay.
Express delivery is for goods that need priority attention. It starts with a clear deadline and a driver who can confirm the route, load and handover.
A deadline alone is not enough. Say when the goods will be packed and ready, who will release them and when the destination closes. Include any appointment or delivery reference.
Add package quantities, dimensions and total weight. Tell the driver about fragile or oversized goods and any need for loading equipment. Priority service does not remove normal handling requirements.
Provide reachable contacts at both ends and use the job conversation to clarify access or timing. If the plan changes after booking, submit a change request and wait for confirmation.

Add your route, items, date and access details. Use your email to save the move, then confirm it before sending your request to drivers.

Post your move, compare the offers and check what each driver includes before booking.
Message your driver after booking. Follow the job status and see their location when they share it.
Example account screens. The offer shown is illustrative, not a price for your move.
Check the details before you arrange your move.
Ask us a questionNot necessarily. Express indicates urgency, while a same-day request specifies delivery that day. In both cases, confirm the actual times with the driver.
Describe the size and handling needs so a suitable driver can assess it. Do not assume every vehicle can carry it.
No. The driver needs to accept the job and agree the required timing.