For senior move managers

The move is emotional. The accounting shouldn’t be.

You already carry the hard part — a family, a lifetime of belongings, a deadline. TagLot carries the other half: what’s in the home, what it’s worth, and a settlement the family can read at the kitchen table. Photograph it offline, review the drafted list, and hand over a record that wins the next referral.

Free is one full job — 100 drafted items a month, no card, no countdown.

Wooden dressers and chairs lined up in rows along a bright room, each piece carrying a blank kraft price tag.

Built for the way you actually work

The parts of a downsizing job that eat a week — captured, catalogued, and closed out.

Catalog

Photograph the whole home — no WiFi required

Walk the house room by room and shoot every item on the device. The homes you clear have dead WiFi and no time to spare; capture runs entirely offline, hundreds of items deep, and syncs when you’re back on signal. Never a spinner, never a lost photo.

Review

The list comes back drafted; you keep control

Each photo comes back with a drafted title, category, condition, and a suggested price with its reasoning. Nothing is priced until you accept it, and you always set the final number — the judgment stays with the manager the family trusted.

Account for it

A record the family can actually read

Close the disposition with a consignor settlement statement — every item sold, your commission, itemized fees, and the net — plus a per-sale inventory report of the whole household. Documents that read like a bank statement, not an app screen.

The deliverable

The settlement is the referral

Your work lands with the people who hire senior move managers again and again — adult children, estate attorneys, realtors, and senior-living staff. A clear settlement statement on that desk, with your name on it, is a better ad than any campaign.

TagLot records the money; it never processes it. No card fields — Square and cash stay between you and the family. Your money lands in your own accounts — never in aTagLot balance. And a referral-source field with a per-source rollup keeps track of exactly which realtor or community sends you work.

See a full sample settlement

Inventory report

A room-by-room record of the household

Every item — sold or not — with its category, condition, price, and photo count, as a per-sale inventory report. The clean version comes with any paid plan; the free plan carries a small “Prepared with TagLot” line.

Year-end pack

Books that close themselves

A per-year summary of every settled job plus a QuickBooks-ready accounting CSV, off the same settlement figures you already issued. Tax season stops being a shoebox.

Yours

Export everything, free, forever

Every item, sale, and settlement exports as JSON or CSV on every tier — no per-item meter, and leaving is a button, never a support ticket. Your money lands in your own accounts — never in a TagLot balance.

The deal, plainly

  • Plans meter the drafting, never your item count. Your money lands in your own accounts — never in a TagLot balance.
  • We record the money and never touch it — Square and cash stay yours.
  • Offline is the core, on every tier — a dead-WiFi home is normal.
  • Export everything, free, forever — the catalog is yours to keep.

Free is real — no card, no countdown. See pricing for the exact table.

Adding estate sales alongside the move work? Our chapter on how the two businesses overlap sits inside the free playbook on how to start an estate sale business.

Run the next move from your phone.

Photograph the home, run the disposition, hand the family a settlement the same week.

TagLot

Your first house, tagged and settled.

Walk the whole house offline and it comes out a priced, labeled catalog — then the sale settles the same week, statement and all. Leave your email and we'll tell you the dayTagLot goes live.

  • Works with no signal
  • Your money lands in your own accounts — never in a TagLot balance
  • Export everything, free, forever

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