Your client, your relationship, your name on the introduction. We handle the legal-side plumbing and you earn on every completion.
Apply for Partner Access →Every agent knows the moment. The offer is agreed, the client beams, and then: "Can you recommend a solicitor?" You are not a law firm, so you cannot do the work yourself. Point them at a comparison site and they vanish into a funnel that markets to them forever. Recommend a local firm informally and you carry the reputational risk with no visibility and no reward — and if the conveyancing drags, it is your sale that wobbles.
Conveyancing is also the single most common reason agreed sales stall. Slow quotes, slow responses and clients who take weeks to instruct anyone all push your completion — and your sales commission — further away. The conveyancing moment matters to your business whether you earn from it or not.
Refer the client through your partner portal and the quote goes out with your name and your personal note attached — "Sarah at the branch asked us to prepare this for you" rather than a cold email from a stranger. The referral fee is disclosed to your client exactly as the regulators' transparency rules require, which keeps the introduction clean and keeps you on the right side of your own reputation.
From there, we do not market to your client, we do not resell their details, and we do not cross-sell them anything. They get one thing: a reviewed, itemised, fixed conveyancing quote, and — if they accept — a regulated conveyancer matched to their transaction. You get something agents almost never have: live visibility of the case status, from client care letter to completion, in the same portal you referred from.
That is the honest version of "white label". Your relationship stays yours, your client knows who to thank, and the legal work happens properly in the background.
Commission is agreed individually with you up front, fixed per case type, no clawback surprises. Worked through a typical agency's year, it adds up quickly:
| Scenario | What it earns |
|---|---|
| A single agreed sale | Your seller needs sale conveyancing and your buyer needs purchase conveyancing — two potential referrals from one transaction, each earning your agreed commission on completion. |
| A moving household | A client selling one property and buying another is a combined sale-and-purchase matter — a higher-value referral from a conversation you were having anyway. |
| The remortgage tail | Buyers you refer this year are remortgage referrals in two to five years. Landlord clients refinance repeatedly. A referral book quietly becomes recurring income. |
| A 100-transaction year | An agency that refers its buyers and sellers as a matter of habit adds a revenue line that grows with every completion — with no extra headcount and no regulatory burden. See the full maths. |
Fixed, itemised quotes — legal fees, VAT, disbursements and a Stamp Duty estimate — reviewed by a real person before they reach your client.
Every firm on the panel is regulated and selected for residential conveyancing experience. Referral fee disclosure to your client is handled properly on every matter.
Your client receives the quote by email with your note attached, can ask questions freely, and is never pressured. If they are not ready, nothing is owed by anyone.
Once instructed, the matter moves through the panel firm while the portal tracks every status change for you — so you can answer "how's it going?" without a single chasing phone call.
The partner portal is deliberately simple — five things, no clutter:
Referrals sent this month, active matters, completed matters and fees earned — your whole referral business on one screen.
Enter the property and client details and see the full itemised quote on screen before anything is sent. Happy? Confirm, add your note, and choose whether we email it to the client or you share it yourself.
Every matter with its live case status — client care sent, searches ordered, enquiries raised, exchanged, completed — plus an estimated completion date where the solicitor has set one.
Purchase fell through? Reopen the matter, adjust the details and send a fresh quote for the new property — the client and their history are already there.
What you have earned, matter by matter, as cases complete. Reconciliation in minutes, not email threads.
Every firm on our panel is regulated. The legal work on every matter you refer is carried out by an independent firm regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority or the Council for Licensed Conveyancers, with the professional obligations, supervision and insurance that brings. Referral fees are disclosed to your client exactly as the regulators' transparency rules require — done properly, disclosure builds trust rather than denting it.
Your client's data is handled under UK GDPR. Details travel over encrypted connections and sit on encrypted infrastructure, and they are used for one purpose: progressing the matter you referred. ConveyQuote is operated by Essentially Law Ltd, registered with the Information Commissioner's Office (registration CSN9542473).
Your client remains your client. We do not market to the people you refer, we do not sell or share their data beyond the solicitor handling their matter, and we do not cross-sell other services to them. We exist to handle the legal-side plumbing — the relationship you have built stays yours.
Your clients can ask for a conveyancing quote without leaving your website. We give you one line of code to paste into any page. The form carries your logo, with “Powered by ConveyQuote” underneath, and every request it sends is your introduction, exactly as if you had referred the client yourself.
Every request is checked by a person. No automatic price is shown on the form. Our team checks the details and emails the client their quote, and the case appears in your partner portal.
Only on your website. We switch the form on for the website addresses you give us, and it will not show anywhere else. Any referral fees are set out in your client's quote, before they decide whether to go ahead. Tick the box on the application form, or ask us once you are a partner.
Two minutes to refer, usually one working day to quote, and your name on every introduction.
Apply to become a partner →Explore the referral programme