From ‘where do I start?’ to ‘here are my keys’

weMOVEtogether gives you a personalised roadmap through every stage of buying your first home in the UK. No jargon, no guesswork — just clear guidance when you need it.

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The 8 Stages of Buying a Home

We break the entire UK homebuying journey into eight clear stages, so you always know what to do next.

Get Mortgage Ready

Check what you can afford, understand your budget, get your documents in order.

Find Your Mortgage

Compare mortgage deals, get a Decision in Principle, understand rates and terms.

Start House Hunting

Search smart, know what to look for, arrange viewings with confidence.

Make Your Offer

Understand the market, negotiate effectively, get your offer accepted.

Instruct Your Team

Choose a solicitor, arrange surveys, line up your professionals.

Navigate the Legal Work

Understand searches, contracts, and the conveyancing process.

Exchange & Prepare

Exchange contracts, arrange insurance, plan your move.

Complete & Get Your Keys

Final checks, completion day — you’re a homeowner.

What You Get

Real tools built for real first-time buyers — not generic advice you could find anywhere.

Your Personal Dashboard

See exactly where you are in your journey. Track your progress through all 8 stages, manage your tasks, and never wonder ‘what’s next?’ again.

Stage 3 Start House Hunting

Overall progress38%

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Smart Calculators & Tools

Work out what you can really afford with our stamp duty calculator, affordability checker, mortgage comparison tool, and true cost calculator. No surprises.

Stamp Duty Affordability True Cost

Property price£285,000

First-time buyer relief−£2,500

Stamp duty to pay£1,750

Solicitor fees (est.)£1,400

Survey cost (est.)£450

Total upfront costs£3,600

AI Home Buying Assistant

Got a question at 11pm? Our AI assistant knows UK property law, mortgage regulations, and thousands of real buyer scenarios. Ask anything, get instant answers in plain English.

What’s the difference between a homebuyer survey and a full structural survey?

weMOVE AI

A homebuyer survey (Level 2) covers the overall condition and flags issues. A full structural survey (Level 3) is more detailed — ideal for older or unusual properties. For most first-time buyers, Level 2 is a solid choice unless the building is pre-1900 or has had significant alterations.

My property is from 1920. Which should I get?

weMOVE AI

For a 1920s property, I’d recommend a Level 3 survey. It’ll check for damp, subsidence, and original features that may need work. Expect to pay £500–£900 depending on your area.

Templates, Checklists & Community

Pre-written letters for your solicitor, printable checklists for every stage, and a community of people going through exactly the same thing.

Request mortgage illustration from lender

Download solicitor instruction letter

Book home survey (Level 2 or 3)

Confirm buildings insurance provider

Solicitor Letter Offer Template Moving Day

How It Actually Works

Three simple steps to get started.

Sign up free

Create your account in 30 seconds. No credit card needed.

Tell us where you are

Answer a few quick questions so we can personalise your roadmap.

Follow your plan

Work through your tasks stage by stage. We’ll keep you on track.

Don’t Just Take Our Word for It

“

I had no idea what conveyancing even was before weMOVEtogether. The stage-by-stage guide made everything click.

Sarah, 28 — first-time buyer in Manchester

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The calculators saved me from making a huge mistake with my budget. I almost offered on a place I couldn’t actually afford.

James, 31 — bought in Bristol

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Being able to ask the AI assistant questions at midnight was a game-changer. It knew more than my estate agent.

Priya, 26 — first-time buyer in London

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