Pricing
We believe you shouldn’t have to pay extra to fix a broken system—that’s why our platform is free and our prices follow the market average.
Plus, we know you’ll compare our fees with other solicitors, so let’s keep it simple for you!
How conveyancing fees work
Conveyancing fees typically include:
- Legal Fees: Charges for the solicitor’s work.
- Disbursements: Costs for data and documents, such as ID checks, official copies, and property searches.
- Government Fees: Taxes like Stamp Duty and Land Registry registration charges.
- Additional Fees: Charges for extra services like bank transfers, mortgage handling or gift deeds.
Conveyancing is a low-margin business. Costs are largely fixed and there is no magic trick to make it cheaper (unless you use technology, like we do), so you can expect conveyancing bills for the same property to eventually tally up in the same ballpark.
Here’s the issue: many solicitors quote a low legal fee to attract you, then add unnecessary charges later on, either when you request the full quote or over the course of the transaction. These can add hundreds or thousands of pounds to your bill. Don’t be fooled by cheap prices.
Solicitors also add undisclosed markups to disbursement costs to increase their profits. They may also invent extra fees, such as “file handling and archiving costs” or “mortgage handling fees,” which do not really exist.
Our prices
We believe in pricing that is transparent and fair.
That’s why we have a simple, all-inclusive flat fee structure: a straightforward price with no complex breakdowns and no sneaky add-ons. What you see is what you pay.
Our prices cover everything you need for a standard transaction – things like your solicitor’s fee, ID checks, bank transfers, and official copies (you can find the full list in the FAQs below).
Our flat fees
£1 – £200K
from
£1,095
+VAT
£200K – £500K
from
£1,195
+VAT
£500K – £1M
from
£1,295
+VAT
beyond £1M
from
£1,895
+VAT
Get in touch now and we’ll let you know if any extra documents are needed based on your specific situation and property.
Frequently Asked Questions
Our flat fee includes:
- Professional fees: Our fee and your solicitor’s fee
- Due diligence and compliance checks: ID, AML, address, title, and source of funds
- Official copies
We don’t charge extra for bank transfers, preparing and submitting stamp duty returns, or working with lenders. We also cover onboarding costs, UK bankruptcy search fees, and priority search fees.
Government fees are not included.
To determine the cost of any additional documents which might be needed because of your specific circumstances, please get in touch via mail or chat. We’ll provide a full disclosure of these costs before you proceed. If extra documents become necessary later due to new or initially unavailable information, we’ll discuss them with you and charge for them separately.
Conveyo collects a £299 fee from the seller upon instruction, which is refunded once the buyer instructs Conveyo or purchases the sale pack. This fee allows us to prepare the property for exchange. The £299 charge covers data costs, such as property searches, official copies, and title review. The pack is valid for 12 months from the date of instruction.
We take a cut of the legal fees for making solicitors faster and more efficient. Conveyo allows them to handle up to 5x more transactions in the same amount of time.