Find clients on Reddit, X and Threads · Updated October 2026
How to get clients as a moving company
Quick answer: the fastest way for moving companies to get clients is to answer people who are already asking. They post in r/FirstTimeHomeBuyer, r/homebuying, r/nyc every day and ask their followers the same thing on X. Watch those places, spot the posts with buying intent, and reply within the first hour with a useful answer.
Right now the 6 subreddits below have 4.6M members and about 126 new posts a day between them. Leadhoot data, refreshed hourly.
Subreddits to watch
r/FirstTimeHomeBuyer1.0M members · 28/day- r/homebuying8K members · 0/day
r/nyc1.0M members · 16/day
r/LosAngeles966K members · 30/day
r/chicago660K members · 19/day
r/toronto953K members · 33/day
What a buyer post looks like
r/FirstTimeHomeBuyer · exampleThree quotes for a 2-bed move across town: $900, $1,800 and $3,200. Why so different?
High buyer intent
X · example
Moving a 3-bed from Chicago to Denver in May. Any moving companies you'd use again?
High buyer intent
Threads · example
need movers this weekend for a small apartment, who's reliable and not crazy expensive?
High buyer intent
Illustrative examples of the kind of post to look for.
Phrases that mean someone is ready to hire
- “movers recommendations”
- “moving quote”
- “cross-country move”
- “moving company scam”
How to reply without getting removed
Movers have a scam reputation. Explain what legitimate quotes include and the red flags; honesty is the differentiator.
- 1Reply within the first hour. Early answers get read; the 40th comment does not.
- 2Answer the actual question in the thread before mentioning what you do.
- 3Disclose that you offer the service. Hidden promotion is what gets accounts banned.
- 4Never cold-DM. Let them message you after reading your answer.
Get these posts the minute they go up
Leadhoot watches r/FirstTimeHomeBuyer, r/homebuying, r/nyc and searches X and Threads for your phrases, scores every post for buyer intent, and alerts you by email, or Slack on Agency.
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