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How much do moving consultant remote jobs pay per year?

As of Aug 27, 2026, the average yearly pay for moving consultant remote in the United States is $96,593.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $73,000.00 and $117,500.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is a moving consultant?

Moving consultants are professionals who assist individuals or organizations with planning and coordinating relocation services. They help clients assess their moving needs, provide estimates, recommend service options, and act as a point of contact throughout the moving process. When working remotely, moving consultants communicate with clients via phone, email, or video calls, handling logistics and ensuring a smooth transition. Their expertise helps clients minimize stress and avoid common moving pitfalls. They may work for moving companies or as independent consultants.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a moving consultant remote?

To excel as a Moving Consultant (Remote), you need strong sales abilities, organizational skills, and knowledge of logistics or the moving industry, often supported by a background in customer service or sales. Familiarity with CRM software, quoting tools, and virtual communication platforms is typically required. Exceptional communication, problem-solving, and self-motivation skills help you build rapport with clients and manage remote work efficiently. These skills ensure accurate estimates, satisfied customers, and effective coordination of moving services in a virtual environment.

What are some common challenges faced by remote moving consultants, and how can they be addressed?

Remote Moving Consultants often encounter challenges such as building trust with clients without in-person meetings and ensuring clear communication across digital platforms. To address these, consultants can utilize video calls to personalize interactions, leverage digital tools for accurate estimates, and maintain regular follow-ups to keep clients informed. Staying organized and responsive is key, as well as collaborating closely with logistics teams to coordinate details efficiently. Proactively addressing client concerns and maintaining a professional, empathetic demeanor can help foster strong client relationships even in a remote setting.

What is the difference between Moving Consultant Remote vs Moving Coordinator?

AspectMoving Consultant RemoteMoving Coordinator
CredentialsCustomer service experience, knowledge of moving industryCustomer service, organizational skills, industry knowledge
Work EnvironmentRemote, home-basedOffice or on-site, sometimes remote
Employer & Industry UsageMoving companies, relocation servicesMoving companies, logistics firms
Search & Comparison IntentRemote moving consulting rolesOn-site or coordinating moving logistics

Both Moving Consultant Remote and Moving Coordinator roles involve assisting clients with moving processes. The key difference is that Moving Consultant Remote primarily works remotely, providing consultation and support from home, while Moving Coordinators often work on-site or in an office to organize and oversee moving logistics. Both roles require industry knowledge and customer service skills, but the remote nature of the Moving Consultant role offers more flexibility and home-based work.

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Infographic showing various Moving Consultant Remote job openings in the United States as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 1% As Needed, 77% Full Time, 18% Part Time, 1% Temporary, 2% Contract, and 1% Nights. Highlights an 96% Physical, 1% Hybrid, and 3% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $96,593 per year, or $46.4 per hour.

Solutions Consultant (Remote)

Cleveland, OH • Remote

Drips
Marketing • 51 - 200 employees

Full-time

Re-posted 11 days ago


Job description

Solution Consultant

Reports To: Director, Solutions Consulting  

Location: Remote (U.S.); Drips is headquartered in Akron, OH.

Position Summary:

We are seeking a strategic, technically fluent Solution Consultant to translate client business goals into scalable, data-driven conversational engagement programs. This role sits within Solutions Consulting and owns qualified opportunities from qualification through proposal delivery, designing the end-to-end technical solution, ensuring feasibility through clear data and integration requirements. The ideal candidate will not only design compelling solutions but will shape the commercial case behind them, producing the project scoping documents, contributing to  business cases and pricing inputs that turn a design into an approvable, sellable package.

If you are energized by solving complex client problems, enjoy working at the intersection of strategy, product, and commercialization, and get satisfaction from moving an opportunity all the way from discovery to a scoped, priced proposal, this role is for you.

Who You Are:

This role demands a structured, consultative thinker who can sit in front of a client, listen and understand ambiguous business problems and bring order to it, decomposing it into use cases, target populations, and measurable outcomes. You are comfortable moving between a strategy conversation with a client one moment and the operational detail of data feeds, triggers, and integration requirements the next.

You can assemble the pieces across discovery calls, product and integration capabilities (or limitations), and compliance constraints into a coherent solution, and you translate that into deliverables (PSGs, diagrams, business cases) that other teams can act on. You collaborate naturally across sales, finance, product, and operations, aligning the people you need to move a solution from a client's goal to a signed proposal.

You find real satisfaction in turning a client's goal into a scoped, priced, and executable program, and you follow that recommendation through to a proposal the client and the business can both say yes to. You are as comfortable building the frameworks, templates, and tooling that make the work repeatable as you are running the deal in front of you.

Key Responsibilities:
  • Own Opportunities Through Proposal Delivery: Work with the sales team to support qualified opportunities from qualification through proposal delivery, driving discovery, scoping, and solution design across a book of active deals.
  • Structure Client Use Cases: Identify and structure client use cases based on business challenges, target populations, and desired outcomes, and determine what is new versus reusable functionality.
  • Build Client-Facing Deliverables: Produce PSGs/BRDs, business cases, flow charts and journey diagrams, and demos that define scope and align stakeholders.
  • Contribute to Pricing and Packaging: Build level-of-effort and other pricing inputs and support pricing approvals, including packaging decisions such as bundled, piloted, or performance-priced programs.
  • Define Integration Requirements: Define the data, trigger, and integration requirements (API or flat file) needed to make solutions executable.
  • Navigate Governance and Compliance: Work within use-case governance and compliance constraints (TCPA, HIPAA), determining when a use case is new, sellable, or requires product or legal validation.
  • Align to Measurable Outcomes: Tie solutions to measurable success metrics such as conversion rates, cost savings, and quality scores (e.g., STARS), and define measurement frameworks, including holdout and control-group approaches, in partnership with client insights and operations on test design and reporting.
  • Maintain Opportunity Data: Keep Salesforce accurate across the book of business, including use-case inventory attachment, solutions-consultant and account assignments, and PSG status.
  • Partner Cross-Functionally and Shape the Product: Work across sales, finance, revenue operations, product, operations, and legal to make solutions both compelling and feasible, and surface product gaps that inform future enhancements.
    Qualifications:
    • Bachelor's degree and/or 3 to 6 years of experience in solutions consulting, sales engineering, pre-sales, implementation, or a hybrid strategy/product role, ideally in B2B SaaS.
    • Experience working in or selling into healthcare, insurance, education, or another highly regulated industry, or a demonstrated ability to ramp quickly in a regulated market.
    • Demonstrated experience translating discovery and client requirements into a scoped, executable solution and a written specification, not just a summary of needs.
    • Familiarity with data integration concepts (APIs, flat-file or SFTP exchange, triggers) and comfort defining requirements alongside technical teams.
    • Working knowledge of TCPA and HIPAA considerations, or the ability to ramp quickly on the compliance constraints of regulated outreach.
    • Strong Salesforce discipline and comfort maintaining accurate opportunity and pipeline data.
    • Strong written and verbal communication skills, including comfort presenting solutions and recommendations directly to clients and senior stakeholders.
    • Comfort operating without formal authority across sales, product, finance, and operations.
    • Plus: Experience with conversational messaging, contact-center, or member-engagement programs.
    • Plus: Direct experience in Drips' core verticals (healthcare, insurance, and education), and with the regulated payer, plan, or carrier workflows they involve.
    Applicant Instructions:

    All applicants are asked to submit a cover letter alongside their resume that contains the following details:

    1. Include two or more of the Key Responsibilities listed above that you have direct experience with and feel confident discussing.
    2. Mention the Drips core value (available on our website) you embody the most.
    3. Include your salary requirements or range.
    4. Keep the cover letter under 250 words.