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Short answer: Roadway Moving's local NYC moves reportedly start around $1,100–$1,500 for a studio, and long-distance moves out of New York reportedly range $3,500–$12,000+ depending on distance and services — using a flat-rate structure rather than pure hourly billing.
Why the price runs at a premium
Reported information indicates Roadway employs its movers directly rather than relying on freelance or subcontracted labor, which the company positions as the reason for pricing above some competitors — direct employment typically means more consistent training, vetting, and accountability, though it comes at a higher cost than a labor-marketplace model.
What reviews say
Reported ratings run strong — around 4.6-4.7 out of 5 across hundreds of verified reviews, with an above-average Yelp rating compared to the broader NYC moving market and a high reported on-time delivery rate. For a company operating in one of the most competitive moving markets in the country, that consistency is a meaningful signal.
Is the premium worth it?
If directly-employed, vetted crews and consistent on-time performance matter more to you than the lowest possible quote, the reported premium may be worth it. Get your own baseline from the calculator above, then compare it against a specific written quote from Roadway to see how large the gap actually is for your move.