Concierge
Someone to read it with you.
A named person who goes through your reports with you, from offer to keys. £499 when it opens. A small founding group gets it free in exchange for a 20-minute call each week.
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What a person does for you
- A named person who reads every report with you.
- Help putting your offer into words, and what to ask the agent.
- A 20-minute call every week, from offer to keys.
- Messages to your solicitor, drafted for you to send.
- A read-through of your survey, in plain English.
What it isn’t
- Legal services. You keep your own solicitor; we help you work with them.
- Mortgage services. You keep your own broker.
- Surveying. We read the report you commissioned; we do not produce one.
The part nobody warns you about
From sale agreed to keys takes 154 days on average across Great Britain — 36 days longer than in 2019[3]. Most of it is waiting. Knowing which weeks are normal and which ones need a phone call is most of the job.
- Offer acceptedThe paperwork starts. Nothing is binding yet.
- Searches orderedLocal authority, drainage, environmental. This is where weeks go.
- SurveyBooked, done, and then read properly.
- EnquiriesSolicitors ask each other questions. A precise question gets a precise answer.
- ExchangeNow it is binding, and the date is set.
- KeysCompletion. The part everyone pictures.
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Start with the home you’re looking at.
The concierge reads Reckon reports with you. The reports themselves are free to try.
An automated estimate from public and listing data — not a RICS valuation, survey, or financial advice.
Sources
- Rightmove analysis, 31 July 2026, reported by Mortgage Soup. https://mortgagesoup.co.uk/lengthy-completions-put-mortgage-offers-under-pressure/Supporting: Connells Group, 11 May 2026 — 104 days from under offer to exchange in April 2026. https://www.connellsgroup.co.uk/news/2026/05/11/conveyancing-delays-push-time-to-exchange-contracts-past-100-days/