Conveyancing Calculator

Get an Instant Conveyancing Quote with Our Online Calculator

Planning to buy, sell, or remortgage your property? Our online Conveyancing Calculator provides a quick and easy estimate of the legal fees involved, helping you budget accurately for your next property transaction.

Whether you’re buying your first home, remortgaging, or selling a property, our calculator offers a tailored estimate of conveyancing fees based on your specific needs. It’s designed for straightforward residential properties in the UK valued under £1 million.

What our calculator can help with:

• Supports a Range of Property Transactions - Get quotes for buying, selling, and remortgaging your property, all in one place.

• Clear Breakdown of Legal Fees - Our tool provides an overview of the conveyancing fees, giving you a reliable estimate so you can budget for your transaction.  

• Guidance-Only Quotes - Please note, our calculator offers a guide to conveyancing costs. Fees may vary depending on the details of your transaction, so be sure to speak to one of our Residential team for a full breakdown.

• Excludes Stamp Duty: Stamp Duty calculations are not included in this tool, but you can find the latest information and rates on the UK Government's Stamp Duty Calculator.
  
  

What You Need to Know:

• Designed for Properties Under £1 Million - Our calculator provides quotes only for properties up to a value of £1 million. For properties over £1 million, please contact us directly for a bespoke quote.

• Ideal for Budget Planning - While our quote provides an excellent starting point, it’s intended for guidance only. If you’re ready to move forward, our experienced conveyancing team is on hand to provide a comprehensive breakdown of all fees and answer any questions.

Get started today to see how much your conveyancing fees could be with our quick and easy calculator.

STAMP DUTY CHANGES 2025 Please note that the recent changes to the stamp duty threshold in England will take effect from 1 April 2025. Following from the Budget on 30 October 2024, there have been changes made in regard to how stamp duty is calculated on some residential property transactions. Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT or Stamp Duty) rates are changing from 1st April 2025 which may result in an increase in the stamp duty payable. For all transactions which complete on or after 1 April 2025: The nil rate threshold for first-time buyers which is currently £425,000 will revert to the previous level of £300,000.The nil rate threshold which is currently £250,000 will revert to the previous level of £125,000. We cannot guarantee any completion before the changes to the Stamp Duty Land Tax rates on the 31 March 2025. We must therefore advise you to plan your finances accordingly to take this in to account. 

We are now not able to guarantee completion before the 31 March 2025.