My Savvi Home

Why choose My Savvi Home?

My Savvi Home is advertising on mysavvihome.com. Essential is £39.99 a month and Premium is £49.99 a month, with 0% commission. Rightmove and Zoopla syndication is coming soon. We do not syndicate to OnTheMarket today. High street agents typically charge a percentage. The HomeOwners Alliance publishes average sole agency fees. Complete any sale with a solicitor using GOV.UK: buying and selling your home.

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Is My Savvi Home better than Rightmove for selling property?

They do different jobs. Rightmove is the largest UK portal. Private sellers cannot list there without an agent, who typically takes 1% to 3% plus VAT. The HomeOwners Alliance publishes average sole agency fees. My Savvi Home lets you advertise on mysavvihome.com for £39.99 or £49.99 a month with 0% commission. Rightmove syndication is coming soon. Until then, if you need Rightmove traffic today, you still need an agent or another product. If you want to avoid commission, use this site and complete the sale with a solicitor under GOV.UK guidance.

How much does it cost to list on Zoopla compared to My Savvi Home?

Zoopla sells to agents, not to most private sellers. To appear there you usually pay an agent’s commission. My Savvi Home charges a monthly advert fee and no percentage. On a £400,000 sale, 1.5% plus VAT is thousands of pounds. A year of Essential here is under £480. Zoopla syndication is coming soon. Check Zoopla’s current agent products on their site. Check ours on Pricing. Legal work is separate: GOV.UK: buying and selling your home.

Is Purplebricks cheaper than My Savvi Home?

Purplebricks is an online agent brand with a fixed package fee that has historically sat in the hundreds to around £2,000 depending on product, plus extras. Confirm their live prices on purplebricks.co.uk because packages change. My Savvi Home is not an agent. You pay £39.99 or £49.99 a month only while listed, with 0% commission, and you run viewings. Cheaper depends on how long you advertise and whether you want a managed service. Solicitor fees apply on both routes. See GOV.UK and the HomeOwners Alliance fees guide.

Can I sell my house without an estate agent in the UK?

Yes. Private sale is legal. You still need a solicitor or licensed conveyancer, an EPC in most cases, and honest marketing. My Savvi Home is built for owners who will run viewings and offers themselves. You keep 100% of the agreed price minus your own costs, not minus our commission. We do not replace legal advice. Follow GOV.UK: buying and selling your home. If you want someone else to host viewings, hire an agent and expect a percentage fee as described by the HomeOwners Alliance.

What is the difference between Strike and My Savvi Home?

Strike has offered a free or low cost listing model funded in part by referrals into mortgages, conveyancing, and insurance. Confirm their live terms on their site. My Savvi Home charges a stated monthly advertising fee and does not take commission. We do not fund the product by selling your lead to financial partners. You still instruct your own solicitor. Compare both against high street fees on the HomeOwners Alliance guide and complete any sale under GOV.UK rules.

How does My Savvi Home compare to OnTheMarket?

OnTheMarket is an agent portal. Private sellers cannot list there without an agent. My Savvi Home is owner advertising on mysavvihome.com with a flat fee and 0% commission. We do not syndicate to OnTheMarket today. Choose OnTheMarket if you have already hired an agent who lists there. Choose us if you will market the home yourself. Agent commission is still the expensive part of the OnTheMarket route. Either way, instruct a solicitor and use GOV.UK: buying and selling your home.

This page is general information, not legal or tax advice. Check each competitor’s current prices on their own website.

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