On its surface, the moving industry may seem like a service resistant to change. After all, the fundamentals of getting your property from one location to another are pretty basic. But up until the rise of rideshare services like Uber and Lyft, the taxi industry seemed equally immutable. While the concepts are still in their infancy, some entrepreneurial startups are looking to fundamentally shake up how relocations work, and they’re using the model introduced by Uber as their main point of reference. Most of these services are only available in limited markets, but you can expect to see their exposure to only grow in the coming years. Here are some of the best.

BuddyTruk

Available Markets: Orange County, San Marcos, Austin, Los Angeles

BuddyTruk is one of the pioneers in the industry, and they have an implicit understanding of the strengths that come from the Uber model as well as the unique demands of the moving industry. Their claim to fame is the option to take a picture of your belongings so that you can get matched to a driver with the appropriately sized pick-up truck. Drivers even help with loading and unloading, and rates are assessed according to both time and mileage once the relocation is complete.

Dolly

Available Markets: movers in Philadelphia, Chicago, San Diego, Portland, Boston, Seattle, Denver

The two big advantages of Dolly are the scope of its markets and the sheer wealth of options at your disposal. You can choose from a variety of different service levels that range from curbside delivery to precise setup at your destination, and you can also select how many movers you need, making it a great option for full residential moves. While there are a large number of factors that determine your cost, you’ll receive a guaranteed price before you even schedule your move.

Burro

Available Markets: Austin, San Marcos

GetBurro may be available in only limited markets, but the transparency of their services are refreshing. Mileage and time are the only two factors in their rates, and they boast that they can provide their services at a third of the rate of a traditional moving company. Specialized equipment like dollies and padding are provided completely free of charge.

FleetZen

Available Markets: Seattle

FleetZen isn’t a practical choice if you’re looking for someone who can move everything for you, but they’re a reliable option if you just need to move a single heavy appliance or piece of furniture. All you have to do is set up a pickup and drop-off point, and you can handle the entire process remotely. A robust communications system allows you to track your driver and speak with them directly throughout the whole experience.

Haulor

Available Markets: San Diego

Haulor puts you in control of who you hire. Scheduled moves allow you to take a picture of the items you need moved and set your own rate. Drivers will apply for your job, and you can pick the one that’s right for you. If you need immediate service, they’ll match you to the closest appropriate driver in your area and charge you a flat rate of a dollar a minute.

Though these companies make local relocation cheaper and easier, keep in mind that they don’t offer everything that a traditional moving company offers. If you need packing services, storage, or other common moving services, you may need to go with a regular mover.