Four delivery services in Toronto made this list, and they split into two very different jobs: full moves and single-package couriers. Get Movers Toronto ON carries 780 reviews on its own, more than eleven times the 68 behind Send It Courier, the smaller bike courier further down the page. Ratings across all four sit between 4.6 and a perfect 5.0, so the real decision isn't quality, it's whether you need furniture moved or a package sent across town.
Short answer: This list mixes two different kinds of business: Get Movers Toronto ON (4.6 stars, 780 reviews) and MAN WITH A VAN Moving & Delivery Services (5.0 stars, 98 reviews) are primarily moving companies that also handle item and furniture delivery, while Send It Courier (4.9 stars, 68 reviews) and 顺丰国际 / SF Express (4.7 stars, 51 reviews) are dedicated same-day and international couriers. Pick based on the job: moving furniture or sending a package.
How we scored these businesses
We pulled five figures straight from Google for every business: the star rating, how many reviews back it up, a confidence score that weighs rating against volume so a perfect score on a handful of reviews doesn’t outrank a strong score on hundreds, how recently reviews are still coming in, and how complete each listing is, website, phone, hours. No business can pay to change any of these numbers. The order below reflects that scoring, and we’ve flagged plainly which businesses are movers, couriers, or both.
How much does delivery or moving cost in Toronto (2026)?
Moving and courier pricing work very differently. Full moving crews typically bill hourly per mover, and one business on this list, Get Movers, publishes a starting rate directly on its own listing. Courier pricing for a same-day package is usually a flat base fee plus distance.
| Job | Typical price |
|---|
| Local moving crew (hourly, per business’s own published rate) | From $90/hr |
| Single-item or furniture delivery, local | $50 - $150 |
| Same-day bike courier, local package | $15 - $40 |
| International courier shipping | Varies by destination and weight, ask for a quote |
The moving rate is sourced directly from Get Movers Toronto ON’s own Google listing (July 2026). Other figures are general ranges, get a specific quote for your item, distance, and timeline.
Serving Toronto and the wider GTA
These businesses cover downtown Toronto, from Temperance Street to Wellesley and Dundas, with the moving companies extending service across the Greater Toronto Area and, in Get Movers’ case, cross-country. If you’re searching for delivery near me in Toronto, decide first whether you need furniture moved or a package sent, since that determines which half of this list applies to you.
What to ask before you book a mover or courier
- Are you a moving company, a courier, or both, and does that match what I need?
- Is pricing hourly, flat-rate, or based on distance and weight?
- Are your movers or couriers background-checked and insured?
- What happens if an item is damaged or lost in transit?
- How far in advance do you need the booking, and what are same-day options?
- For international shipments, what tracking and customs support is included?
Frequently asked questions
Are these rankings paid?
No. Rankings come from public Google data, ratings, review counts, and recency. A business can pay to be a Featured Partner, which gets a badge and top placement, but that never changes another business’s score or position.
How did you choose these four businesses?
We compared moving and delivery businesses serving Toronto on real Google ratings, review volume, and how recently customers were still reviewing them, then checked what each one actually does, moving, single-item delivery, or courier shipping, using their site and reviews.
How often is this page updated?
We last verified this data in July 2026. Ratings and review counts shift over time, so treat the numbers as a snapshot, not a permanent ranking.
Why are moving companies on a delivery services list?
In Toronto, moving companies and delivery services overlap more than the category names suggest, several movers on this list also handle single-item and furniture delivery. We’ve flagged clearly which businesses are full movers, which are couriers, and which do both.
Should I use a bike courier or a van for a local delivery?
A bike courier is usually faster and cheaper for small, lightweight items across downtown traffic. A van or moving crew makes sense for furniture, multiple boxes, or anything too large or heavy for a bike.
The bottom line
If you’re moving furniture or an entire home, Get Movers Toronto ON has the deepest track record, with MAN WITH A VAN a strong smaller-scale alternative that also handles single-item delivery. If you just need a package sent across town or overseas, Send It Courier and SF Express are the dedicated couriers here. Match the business to the job before you book.
