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Compare conveyancing quotes
Conveyancing quotes · England & Wales
Compare conveyancing quotes
Buying, selling or remortgaging? EveryLegal helps you prepare a clearer conveyancing quote request so you can compare responses from carefully selected legal professionals and providers before deciding who to instruct.
No obligation to proceedYou choose whether to instruct any provider who contacts you.
Quote-led processYour enquiry is structured around fees, details and next steps.
Clearer comparisonCompare responses before deciding which provider feels right for you.
Start your conveyancing quote request
Answer a few focused questions about your property transaction. This helps providers understand what you need and whether any leasehold, mortgage, chain or timing issues may affect the quote.
Takes around 2 minutes
By submitting an enquiry, you agree that EveryLegal may use your details to process your enquiry and, where appropriate, share it with carefully selected legal professionals and providers who may contact you. You are not obliged to instruct anyone.
How quote comparison works
A simple way to request legal quotes and compare your options before deciding who to instruct.
We structure your quote request
Your details are organised so providers can understand the likely work involved.
Compare responses
Providers may contact you with fees, availability, service information or next steps.
Choose whether to proceed
You stay in control and decide whether any provider is right for you.
What affects conveyancing quotes?
Conveyancing costs can vary depending on the transaction type, property, funding arrangements and whether extra legal work is required. A useful quote should make clear what is included, what may be charged separately and whether VAT or third-party costs are included.
Buying, selling or remortgaging
Each type of transaction involves different legal steps. Buying and selling together can involve both sale and purchase work.
Freehold, leasehold or new build
Leasehold and new build properties often require additional checks, documents and enquiries.
Mortgage, gifted deposit or scheme
Lender requirements, gifted deposits and shared ownership can add complexity to the legal work.
Prepare before requesting quotes
Having the right information ready helps providers respond more clearly. You do not need to know every detail, but the following information can make your quote request more useful.
Helpful details to include
✓Whether you are buying, selling, remortgaging, or buying and selling
✓Property postcode and approximate price
✓Whether the property is freehold, leasehold, new build or shared ownership
✓Whether there is a mortgage, gifted deposit, chain or urgent deadline
Things to check in a quote
✓Whether VAT is included
✓Which searches and disbursements are included or separate
✓Whether leasehold, new build or lender work costs extra
✓How the provider communicates and what happens if extra work is needed
Common questions
Are conveyancing quotes fixed?
Some providers offer fixed legal fees for standard transactions, but the final amount can change if extra work is needed or if third-party costs differ from the estimate. Always check what is included and excluded.
Why can leasehold conveyancing cost more?
Leasehold transactions often involve additional checks on the lease, service charges, ground rent, management information, landlord notices and managing-agent requirements.
Do I need a local conveyancing solicitor?
Many conveyancing matters can be handled remotely, but some buyers prefer local support. The right choice depends on your transaction, communication preferences and whether the provider handles your property type.
Should I choose the cheapest conveyancing quote?
Price matters, but the cheapest headline figure is not always the best overall option. Compare the scope of work, exclusions, VAT, likely extras, communication and relevant experience.
Ready to request quotes?
Start with a short quote request. EveryLegal will help structure your enquiry so carefully selected legal professionals and providers can understand your matter and respond where appropriate.
This page is general information only and is not legal advice. EveryLegal is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice, reserved legal activities or legal representation. Information is primarily intended for England and Wales unless stated otherwise.