GoKawiilLondon side hustle for women's post-breakup moves hits $13,000 monthly revenue
Hannah Crawford, a 29-year-old theater producer in London, began offering moving services for women and LGBTQ clients after breakups, aiming to replace male "man-with-a-van" movers that some clients found unsafe. The business grew from solo van rentals to a team of 20 movers across the U.K., now generating about $13,000 a month, according to Crawford.
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The venture illustrates how niche safety concerns, especially around strangers entering homes during vulnerable moments, can spark fast-growing businesses built on word-of-mouth and social media virality. Crawford's stated goal of reaching $67,000 a month and 100 moves suggests she sees room to scale the model further, though that target remains unverified.
- Hannah Crawford's moving service targets women and LGBTQ clients wary of male movers after breakups.
- The business expanded from a solo operation to a 20-person team across the U.K. within about a year.
- Crawford reports roughly $13,000 in monthly revenue and aims to reach $67,000 by year-end.
Source: entrepreneur.com — Jonathan Small, 2026-10-19
Published there as: “She Started a Side Hustle Moving Women Out After Breakups. She Now Makes $13,00 a Month.”
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