The Sberbank-owned Russian real estate portal DomClick has launched a moving service.
The service is offered in partnership with the bank's transport service, SberTransport and allows users to order transport, boxes and packaging material. Users can choose from several ready-made moving proposals based on apartment size or opt for a custom quote.
Speaking about the launch of the new service, Alexey Leipi, Director of DomClick, said:
"At DomClick we strive to offer people to solve all their real estate issues conveniently, technologically and friendly. We are glad that thanks to our partnership with colleagues from SberTransport, such an important stage as moving has become the simplest, fastest and safest process for our clients."
The service is the second product launch from DomClick in as many months. In January the portal launched an end-to-end rentals service for landlords dubbed 'DomClick Arenda'.
In the Russian market, DomClick competes with the likes of real estate vertical sites Cian and Yandex Realty as well as the popular horizontals platform Avito.
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