Get a Free Conveyancing Quote Online Fast, Fair and Jargon-Free

It doesn’t matter if you’re selling your house or buying a property; one of the main things you’ll want to know before you move is how much conveyancing costs. 

And when you start looking for one, getting a conveyancing quote shouldn’t mean wading through legal jargon or waiting days for an answer. 

With Bespoke Law Services, our conveyancing fees generally range from £500 to £2,500, based on things like property value, whether it’s freehold or leasehold, and any extra factors like shared ownership or Help to Buy. 

We give you easy-to-understand fee estimates from the start. No hidden fees. Simply use our form to request a quote, and we’ll be in touch as soon as possible – usually within 24 hours.

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What’s Included In Your Conveyancing Quote?

A good conveyancing quote doesn’t include unexpected charges; that’s why we tell you exactly what you’re paying for: 

What’s included in our fee?

  • Our solicitor’s fee for handling your sale, purchase, or remortgage
  • Managing contracts, liaising with the other side, and keeping you updated throughout
  • Access to your own dedicated conveyancer from start to finish

Other charges you’ll need to pay

  • Land Registry fees
  • Search fees (checking things like flood risk, planning, and local authority records)
  • Stamp Duty, where applicable

We walk you through these charges up front, to make sure there are no annoying surprises later on.

How Much Does Conveyancing Cost?

The specific cost depends on factors like property value and the type of move you’re making, but here’s a rough guide to help you understand what you’re likely to pay before we send a quote.

Transaction type

Fee range*

Buying a property

£600-£1,800

Selling a property

£550-£1,600

Buying and selling a property 

£1,100-£3,300

Remortgaging

£350-£700

*Excludes disbursements and Stamp Duty Land Tax. Final figures depend on property value and complexity.

Leasehold properties typically cost more than freehold ones because they involve extra work liaising with management companies and freeholders.

 

Quotes for Every Type of Move

Buying a Property

Freehold or leasehold, it doesn’t matter – we handle everything from reviewing contracts to liaising with your mortgage lender. Discover our property buying conveyancing service.

Selling a Property

Selling comes with its own checklist, but we make sure things are moving, drafting contract packs and answering your questions – keeping you informed every step of the way. Find out more about selling your property with us.

First-Time Buyers

If you’re taking your first step onto the property ladder, you need a conveyancing team that’s by your side every step of the way to handle the legal side and make sure everything’s explained in clear English. Explore our first-time buyer conveyancing service.

Remortgaging

Remortgaging is usually quicker and simpler than a full purchase or sale, since there’s no chain to manage. That means lower fees too. Explore our remortgage conveyancing package.

Bespoke Law Services: Trusted for Making the Legal Bits and Pieces Easy

Choosing us for your conveyancing means you’re in safe hands – we have over 10 years’ experience helping people just like you through the process. 

Think of us as your personal support team – we’re here to make buying, selling or remortgaging as easy as possible. When you use us for your conveyancing needs, you get:

An understanding team

We know buying and selling your home can be emotional; that’s why we treat you like a person, not a file.

Experienced hands 

Our team knows property conveyancing inside and out, with years of experience to guide your move.

Straightforward service 

We’ve read enough legal documents to realise that no one really speaks like that. When you chat to us, you’ll get understandable updates and human interaction throughout – no jargon or chatbots. 

Friendly guidance 

You’ll get a dedicated account manager – a point of contact who’ll get to know you and be there when you have any questions. 

Great value 

We pride ourselves on keeping our fees competitive and transparent, so we’ll always explain exactly what you’re paying for.

One team, start to finish 

You’ll have the same legal team from start to finish, ensuring a personal and consistent service.

What Happens After You Request a Quote?

Once you submit your details, we’ll review them and aim to get back to you within 24 hours with a clear itemised quote. 

There’s no obligation to proceed, and no pushy follow-up calls, but if you’re happy to go ahead, we’ll walk you through our conveyancing process step by step, so you always know what’s happening and when.

Joint Ownership? You Might Need a Deed of Trust

Buying with a partner, friend, or family member and putting in different amounts towards the deposit? Also known as a declaration of trust, a deed of trust sets out who owns what share of the property, protecting everyone’s interests if things change down the line. 

It’s a simple addition to your conveyancing that’s worth considering if your contributions aren’t equal.

Frequently Asked Questions About Conveyancing Quotes

A conveyancing solicitor is a fully qualified solicitor who can also handle other legal matters, while a licensed conveyancer specialises solely in property transactions. 

Both are regulated professionals and can carry out the same core conveyancing work. The difference mainly comes down to training background and, sometimes, price. 

Bespoke Law Services is regulated by the Council for Licensed Conveyancers (CLC), so you’re always in properly qualified hands.

Disbursements are the third-party costs on top of our legal fee, things like Land Registry fees, search fees, and Stamp Duty where it applies.

They’re not something we charge you for our time; they’re payments we make on your behalf to other organisations. We’ll always list these separately and explain what each one covers.

Read our guide to learn more about Stamp Duty.

Quotes can vary based on the firm’s experience, the level of service included, whether the fee is fixed or hourly, and how the property’s complexity is factored in. 

A lower quote isn’t always a better deal if it doesn’t cover everything you need; that’s why we keep our quotes fully itemised from the start.

Most conveyancing today, including ours, is charged as a fixed fee. This means you know the total cost upfront, regardless of how long the process takes. 

Some traditional firms still bill by the hour, which can mean unpredictable costs if your transaction hits delays. We believe fixed fees give you more certainty and peace of mind.

Read our guide to discover more about conveyancing fees.

If you’re buying and selling at the same time, expect a combined fee typically between £1,100 and £3,300, plus disbursements. The exact figure depends on the value of both properties and whether either is leasehold. Get your personalised quote using the form above for an exact figure.

First-time buyer fees are generally in line with standard purchase costs, though there can be additional considerations if you’re using a Help to Buy ISA or Lifetime ISA towards your deposit. We’ll factor this in when preparing your quote.

Not heard of Help to Buy? We’ve got you covered. Read ‘What is Help to Buy and Who Qualifies for It?’ on our blog.

Leasehold properties usually cost more to convey than freehold, because there’s extra work involved, like reviewing the lease terms and liaising with the freeholder or management company.

Buy-to-let conveyancing quotes often differ from standard residential quotes due to additional Stamp Duty on second properties and landlord-specific checks. We’ll tailor your quote to reflect your situation as an investor.

Remortgaging fees are typically lower than a full purchase or sale, usually between £350 and £700, since there’s no chain and less work involved overall.

Selling with no onward chain is often one of the simpler transaction types, and can sit towards the lower end of our selling fee range, since there’s no need to coordinate a linked purchase. Get an exact quote using the form above.

Yes – we provide online conveyancing, and it’s often more cost-effective than a traditional high street firm without compromising on service. But you’ll always have a real person to speak with, and direct access to your conveyancer who will guide you through each step of the process, ensuring you’re never left in the dark.

Every move is different, but on average it takes 8 to 12 weeks from having your offer accepted, or accepting an offer. For remortgaging, the process can be a lot quicker – taking around 2-4 weeks.

Alongside our fees, there are some third-party costs, known as disbursements. These can include things like Land Registry fees, Stamp Duty (a tax you might need to pay), and search fees for checking important things about the property. 

We’ll always talk you through these clearly and keep you in the loop if anything changes.

No – we explain what’s due and when, and most costs are paid in stages. Moving house can be stressful enough, without getting nasty surprises in the form of unexpected costs, and that’s not us.

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