Check Any UK Property In 30 Seconds.
Type the property's address to see sales history, EPC, flood risk, planning, crime, schools and broadband — instant and free. Premium adds the live HM Land Registry title register, lease analysis and environmental flags.
Why upgrade to a paid report?
A solicitor's conveyancing searches alone cost £250-£450. Our reports start at £4.99.
Full HM Land Registry title
Live pull of the title register with plain-English summary of tenure, charges and restrictive covenants.
Lease length analysis
Sub-80-year leases trigger marriage value and harder mortgage approvals. Catch it before you instruct a solicitor.
Surface water + climate flood
Free tier shows rivers and sea risk. Premium adds surface water and 2050 climate-projected risk.
£4.99
Standard report
vs £250+ in solicitor searches
£14.99
Premium with live title
HM Land Registry direct
30 sec
Free instant check
Just enter a postcode or address
Instant
Online report delivery
Email link + permanent online URL
What's in each tier
Start free. Upgrade only if the property is worth a closer look.
£0
No sign-up needed
- ✓Sales history (since 1995)
- ✓EPC rating + build year
- ✓Crime stats (12 months)
- ✓Council tax authority
- ✓5 closest schools
- ✓Broadband + 4G/5G coverage
£4.99
One-time, instant online report
- ★Everything in Free
- ★Full flood risk (rivers / sea / surface water)
- ★Listed building + conservation flags
- ★Restrictive covenants flag
- ★Coal mining reporting area flag
- ★Permanent online URL to share with your solicitor
£14.99
Live HMLR title register
- ★Everything in Standard
- ★Live HM Land Registry title register
- ★Lease length + tenure analysis
- ★Climate-projected flood (2050)
- ★Radon / subsidence flags
- ★AI buyer's verdict & recommendations
Why check before you offer?
Findings from due diligence routinely knock 1-3% off agreed prices. £29 to potentially knock thousands off the asking.
Lease length surprises
Sub-80-year leases trigger marriage value and are harder to mortgage. Find this BEFORE you instruct a solicitor and waste £1,500 of conveyancing fees.
Hidden flood risk
Insurers hike premiums 2-5x for properties in known flood zones. Better to discover this before you fall in love with a kitchen.
Past mining activity
Coal Authority reporting areas often need a £60 CON29M search. We flag the area for free so you can plan.
Restrictive covenants
Some titles ban running a business from home, parking caravans, or extending. Spot it on the title register before exchange.
How it works
Enter a UK postcode or address
Use our Google-powered autocomplete to type any UK address or postcode.
See the free instant report
Sales history, EPC, flood, crime, schools and council tax — sourced directly from public government data.
Upgrade if the property is worth a closer look
Standard (£4.99) adds full flood + environmental flags. Premium (£14.99) pulls a live HM Land Registry title register and adds the AI buyer's verdict.
Frequently asked questions
Is this a substitute for a solicitor's conveyancing searches?▼
No. This is informational and designed to be used BEFORE you instruct a solicitor — to help you decide whether to proceed and what to ask. Conveyancing searches remain essential before exchange.
Where does the data come from?▼
Sales history is HM Land Registry. EPC is Open Data Communities. Flood is the Environment Agency. Crime is data.police.uk. Schools is GIAS / Ofsted. Council tax is the VOA. All under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
How fast is the report delivered?▼
The free postcode-level report is instant. Paid Standard and Premium reports are delivered by email within 60 seconds, with a permanent online report URL.
How is this different from buying a £7 title register from gov.uk?▼
HM Land Registry sells the raw PDF for £7. We add a plain-English summary, an automated lease-length analysis, and cross-reference against flood, planning, listed-building and mining datasets so the title sits in context. You also get a permanent online report URL you can send your solicitor.
Does it cover Scotland and Northern Ireland?▼
England and Wales for now. Scotland and Northern Ireland use separate land registries — both on the roadmap.