DownsizeRoute: fitting fifty years of house into a two bedroom plan · Updated September 8, 2026
Floor plan software for senior move managers, built to find out which pieces are not coming before the truck does.
On Tuesday, September 8, 2026, DownsizeRoute sits at #102 of 204 (page 1) on premierdelaclasse.lol with $2 pledged, $1 behind EstateTagSale.
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The daily board resets every night at midnight (Paris).Downsizing a parent's house attracts a lot of soft language about dignity and transitions. This is a tool about whether the sofa fits through the door. DownsizeRoute is floor plan software for senior move managers, the professionals hired to move someone out of a house they have lived in for decades and into a place with fewer rooms and shorter walls. You draw the destination, you measure the sofa, and the software shows you at true scale that the sofa is not coming. The company describes itself as field craft, pricing and compliance for the people who guide older adults out of a long held house, and this is the part of that job you can put on a screen.
About the leaderboard this listing sits on: premierdelaclasse.lol is a satirical ranking where position is bought, not earned. DownsizeRoute holds the spot its bid pays for. That is the whole mechanism, and it says nothing about whether the product is any good, which is why the rest of this page sticks to what the site itself publishes.
What DownsizeRoute actually does
The workflow has four steps, and none of them are clever, which is the point. Step one: draw the destination from community blueprints or your own measurements, including the doors, closets, radiators and windows that quietly decide what fits. Step two: photograph and measure the belongings, one piece at a time, with dimensions and the owner's notes attached to each.
Step three: drag furniture into the plan at true scale (the site cites a 1 in to 4 ft scale) with door swings and clearances drawn in. Anything that does not fit lands in a column: keep, gift, sell, donate, discard. Cubic footage is tracked live against the capacity of the destination, so the argument about the china hutch happens on a screen instead of in a hallway on move day.
Step four: publish the move day plan, a document the family can approve, carrying room placements, carton counts, donation pickups with receipt tracking, and the load order for the crew. Plans and inventories export to PDF and CSV.
Pricing, seats, and how you get out
The site publishes its prices, which saves everybody a discovery call. Solo Manager is $39 per month with one manager seat and unlimited households. Small Team is $89 per month for up to four seats. Move Company is $179 per month for twelve seats.
Billing is monthly. The site states no setup fee, no per household charge and no annual contract, and it includes a 30 minute onboarding session. If you stop, you cancel from account settings and the plan runs to the end of the month you already paid for, which is a cancellation policy you can read in one sentence.
The speed claim is the vendor's own: most managers build their first plan during the assessment visit, and the first plan takes about ninety minutes. Read that the way you read any company's estimate of its own learning curve, which is to say hopefully.
The part that involves actual people
Two design decisions here are about the client rather than the credenza. First, the older adult never has to touch the software: the manager works the tablet during the walkthrough. Second, family members do not get accounts, they get read only sign off links, invited by email to one specific move. The site says visibility is limited to the seats on your account plus the family members you invite.
The site also notes that managers who work with hospice families, or with clients living with dementia, usually run the same four sessions on a longer calendar. That is a pacing decision a human makes with a shared document, not a feature that does anything clinical.
Worth saying plainly, because this category attracts blurry language: DownsizeRoute is floor plan and inventory software. It measures rooms and objects and records decisions. It does not assess anyone's health, mobility or capacity, and it is not a substitute for a clinician, a care team, a social worker or an attorney. Nothing inside a floor plan tool should ever be treated as advice about a person.
What the site claims, and what that is worth
DownsizeRoute publishes a set of before and after figures covering hours saved, quote accuracy, referrals and revenue per job, drawn from practices billing downsizing services and compared against their own previous twelve months. Those are the vendor's numbers, about the vendor's own customers, collected by the vendor. They may be perfectly true. They are still not independent, and no page should launder them into a fact on the vendor's behalf.
The privacy language is easier to check. The site says data sits on encrypted servers in the United States, that it never sells client data, and that it never shares it with estate buyers or moving vendors. For a business whose database holds a full inventory of somebody's parent's belongings, that last clause is the one that matters. It is a promise rather than an audit, so get it in the contract.
On integrations the site is usefully modest: it does not claim to replace scheduling, estimating or invoicing. Exports to PDF and CSV are meant to feed the tools you already run, and the site names QuickBooks for bookkeeping and PDF exports for insurance schedules. Photos sync from the phone camera roll, because that is where they already are.
Frequently asked questions
What is DownsizeRoute's rank today?
As of September 8, 2026, DownsizeRoute sits at #102 (97 of 188 in SaaS) on premierdelaclasse.lol, with $2 pledged. The rank is live and moves with every payment.
How much to overtake EstateTagSale today?
As of September 8, 2026, about $1 on top of DownsizeRoute's current total takes it past EstateTagSale and up to #101. The board updates live with every payment.
What does DownsizeRoute cost?
Three published tiers, billed monthly in dollars: Solo Manager at $39 per month (one seat, unlimited households), Small Team at $89 per month (up to four seats) and Move Company at $179 per month (twelve seats). The site states no setup fee, no per household charge and no annual contract. You cancel from account settings and the plan runs to the end of the month you already paid for.
Does the person who is moving have to learn the software?
No. The site is explicit that the client never has to touch it: the manager works the tablet during the walkthrough. Family members are invited by email to one specific move and get read only sign off links, with no account to create.
Does DownsizeRoute do anything medical?
No, and it does not claim to. It draws rooms, measures furniture, tracks cubic footage and logs keep, gift, sell, donate or discard decisions. The site mentions that managers working with hospice families or with clients living with dementia usually spread the same four sessions over a longer calendar, which is a scheduling choice made by the manager. It is not a health assessment, it makes no clinical promise, and it is not a substitute for a clinician, a care team or legal advice.
Why is DownsizeRoute listed on premierdelaclasse.lol?
Because it paid to be. The leaderboard is satire: rank there is bought, and DownsizeRoute holds the spot its bid pays for. It is not a review, not a test result and not an endorsement, and the order shuffles whenever somebody else pays. Judge the product on its published pricing and its published scope, both of which are on its own site.
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