How we built a moving company website with a price list in 9 minutes
How we built a sample moving company website with a transparent price list and a quote request form from one reference image and a few prompts, in about 9 minutes of generation.
Cool2Move (demo)
4 November 2026
4 min 38 s
First working version
approx. 9 min
Full generation
approx. 83
Credits used
This is a demo project. Cool2Move is a fictional business, and the Suara team built the site for demonstration purposes. The demo site itself is in Hungarian.
At a moving company, most enquiries start with the same question: “How much is this going to cost?” So we put together a website that shows the prices right away and lets visitors request a quote in a few clicks. The first working version was ready in 4 minutes 38 seconds, and the final site took seven refinement rounds and about 9 minutes of generation in total.
The business
Cool2Move handles home and office moves in Budapest and across Hungary. Besides transport, it offers packing, furniture disassembly and assembly, and it moves special items such as pianos and safes.
Target audience
Renters and first-time movers who want a quick, predictable solution.
Families who need to organise moving a whole house.
Small offices that need to move at weekends or overnight so work doesn’t stop.
The challenge
With moving, the price is the biggest question mark, and many companies won’t say anything until you call them. Visitors then move on to wherever they can see a number straight away. So the site had to:
show the services with indicative starting prices and no hidden costs;
take visitors to a quote request in just a few steps;
have a strong, memorable look rather than being one more template site;
and leave out anything unnecessary.
How it was built
The first prompt
“make a website for my moving company. i’m attaching what the hero section should look like. list the services with prices and add a contact form, nothing else extra. social icons in the footer”
(Translated from Hungarian.)
We uploaded a reference image for the web design. Along with the prompt, we attached an image showing how the opening section should look. Suara took the layout and the mood from it: giant lettering, the van in front, and cards at the bottom.
The first version already had the hero, the price list, the quote request form and the footer with social icons. The form worked from the very first minute.
The 7 refinement rounds
Brand name: the company name became the giant hero lettering, and an unnecessary text block was removed.
Cleaner hero: we rearranged the cards in the opening section. A single quote request block was enough.
Quote request above the fold: we asked for the quote block to be visible without scrolling.
One step back: this version turned out worse, because the cards slid on top of each other. We said so, and the less important cards moved below the fold. This is part of it too: vibe coding is a conversation, not a single magic sentence.
Copy: in one round we asked for seven small text changes, and the design stayed untouched.
Finishing touches: the brand logo was removed from the van photo, two typos were fixed, and the form was switched to demo mode: after submission it says that no data is stored.
Name change: the company’s final name became Cool2Move. Suara updated it everywhere and resized the hero lettering so it fits behind the van.
The result
Giant brand lettering and a van photo in the opening section
Seven services with indicative starting prices, from studio moves to piano transport
Three-step quote request with a contact form
Social icons in the footer
It can run on your own domain too
The finished site is live straight away on a suara.to address, but it doesn’t have to stay there. In Suara you can buy a new domain or connect one you already own. In that case, Suara shows you step by step what to copy and where.
The Pro plan supports custom domains on up to 5 projects, while the Business and Enterprise plans have no limit.
What would this have taken the classic way?
To have a benchmark, we estimated what the same site would have required in a traditional project with a designer and a developer:
Brief and design (custom opening section, 1–2 revision rounds): 8–16 hours
Hero visual (sourcing a photo or building a visual): 2–4 hours
Development (responsive site, animations): 12–20 hours
Quote request form with data storage: 3–6 hours
Copywriting: 2–4 hours
Testing, launch, domain and hosting setup: 3–5 hours
That adds up to roughly 30–55 hours of work and, with waiting for feedback, typically 2–4 weeks of calendar time. For a company website with a custom design, that means about HUF 250,000–700,000 (roughly €650–1,800). Hungarian market overviews show the same range (1b.hu, 2026).
With Suara: about 9 minutes of generation and about 83 credits. That’s roughly a sixth of the Pro plan’s 500 monthly credits, about HUF 830–1,160 + VAT (roughly €2–3). The generation time doesn’t include writing the prompts and reviewing the result, but that is also measured in minutes, not weeks.
The classic time and cost are estimates. The actual price depends on the provider, the amount of content and the number of revision rounds.
How we’d develop it further
Email notification for every new quote request
An admin page listing all requests in one place
A distance-based price calculator that gives visitors an instant estimate
Build your own
You don’t need a web developer, just a good description and an image of what you have in mind. Start with this prompt and adapt it to your own business:
“Create a website for my [type of business]. I’m attaching what the opening section should look like. List the services with prices and add a quote request form. Nothing else extra.”
“Cool2Move” is a fictional business, and this site was created by the Suara team for demonstration purposes. The name, services, prices and all data and information on the site (such as the satisfaction rate) are not real and do not constitute an offer. Any resemblance to a real business, person or brand is purely coincidental.