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Why QuoteMyMove for conveyancing solicitors
The conveyancing experience, reimagined.
Fixed fees with the extras shown
Ask for the legal fee and the disbursements — searches, Land Registry, the stamp duty return — separately. A quote that blends them cannot be compared.
Check the regulator
Solicitors are regulated by the SRA, licensed conveyancers by the CLC. Both registers are public; search the firm before you instruct.
Ask who your case handler is
One named person to call makes the difference in a chain. Ask how you reach them and how quickly they reply.
Ask about online tracking
Many firms offer a portal showing milestones and documents. Not all do; it is worth knowing before you choose.
Sale, purchase, remortgage
Say which, and whether freehold or leasehold — leasehold adds weeks and paperwork, and firms price it accordingly.
New build, leasehold, shared ownership
The transactions with deadlines and extra parties. Use a firm that has done them where you are buying.
The process
Four steps.
Zero stress.
Firms that cover your postcode see the brief as soon as you submit it. The ones that want the job get in touch; you decide who to talk to.
Tell us about the transaction
Buying, selling, remortgaging — and whether it's freehold or leasehold.
Compare fixed-fee quotes
Up to 5 regulated UK firms quote, with the disbursements broken out.
Instruct your conveyancer
Sign the engagement letter and identity checks, and the work starts.
Exchange & complete
Your handler keeps the chain moving; you get the keys.
Price guide
What does conveyancing cost in the UK?
Typical UK ranges to set expectations — a guide, not a quote. Final prices depend on access, distance, urgency and add-ons; the quotes you get back are the real numbers. Always free to compare.
Pro tip
Instruct your conveyancer the moment your offer is accepted (or your property is listed). It's the single biggest time-saver in a chain.
| Type | Typical cost |
|---|---|
| Sale only (freehold) | £700–£1,100 |
| Purchase only (freehold) | £950–£1,400 |
| Sale + purchase combined | £1,500–£2,500 |
| Leasehold / new build | +£200–£400 |
"Three quotes came in within 20 minutes. Picked one. Sorted. I'd been dreading this for weeks."
A. Patel
Conveyancing customer · Manchester
Frequently asked questions
Everything you wanted to ask about conveyancing solicitors.
How long does conveyancing take?
A straightforward freehold purchase often takes around eight to twelve weeks from instruction to completion. Leasehold, new build and longer chains add to that — the management pack alone can take weeks to arrive.
What's included in the price?
The legal fee. Disbursements — searches, Land Registry fees, the stamp duty return — are on top, and a proper quote lists them so you can compare like with like.
Solicitor vs licensed conveyancer?
Both are regulated — solicitors by the SRA, licensed conveyancers by the CLC. Solicitors can also handle disputes; licensed conveyancers specialise purely in property. For an ordinary transaction either is fine.
Can I use one solicitor for both sale and purchase?
Almost always, and it usually costs less than instructing two firms — one file, one set of identity checks, one person watching the whole chain.
Are searches really necessary?
Local authority, environmental, and water and drainage searches reveal planned roads, flood risk, contaminated land and more. Your lender will insist on them for a purchase; for a cash purchase they are still money well spent.
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