Find the Best Estate Agent
in Your Area
Real data from real transactions. Compare fees, sale times and results.
What Actually Matters in an Estate Agent
Four things separate a great agent from the rest
How Fast They Sell
Some agents sell homes in 6 weeks, others take 6 months. In the same postcode. Speed varies more than most sellers realise.
What Price They Achieve
The asking price is just a number. What matters is the achieved price. The gap between agents can be tens of thousands of pounds.
What They Charge
Fees range from 0.75% to 3%+ VAT. On a £300k home, that's a difference of nearly £7,000. Worth checking before you sign.
What Sellers Say
Reviews from people who've actually sold with them. Not testimonials cherry-picked by the agent, but verified experiences from real sellers.
You type your postcode. We pull every agent's real transaction history. Thirty seconds later, you're comparing fees, sale times, and results from actual sellers. No account needed. No obligation. Just the numbers.
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Each page includes market data, sellability scores, and insider tips for sellers
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I find the best estate agent near me?
Start by comparing agents on actual performance, not just brand recognition. Look at how quickly they sell homes like yours, what price they achieve relative to the asking price, and what their fees are. AgentSeeker pulls this data from real transactions so you can compare side by side. Enter your postcode above to get started.
What fees do estate agents charge in the UK?
Most UK estate agents charge between 0.75% and 3% of the final sale price, plus VAT. The average sits around 1.2% to 1.5%. On a property worth £300,000, that's roughly £3,600 to £4,500 plus VAT. Fees vary by region and agent, and some offer fixed-fee packages. Always check what's included: marketing, photography, accompanied viewings, and portal listings can differ significantly between agents.
How long does it take to sell a house in the UK?
The UK average is roughly 4 to 6 months from listing to completion, though this varies enormously by area and property type. Some agents consistently sell faster than others in the same postcode. AgentSeeker shows you each agent's average sale time so you can pick one that matches your timeline. If speed matters to you, this is one of the most useful stats to compare.
Should I use a local or national estate agent?
It depends on your property and market. Local agents often know the streets, the buyers, and the pricing nuances better. National chains can offer wider marketing reach and bigger budgets. The best approach is to compare both on actual results: how many homes have they sold nearby, how quickly, and at what price? The data often tells a different story to the branding.
What is the AgentSeeker Score?
The AgentSeeker Score ranks estate agents based on real performance data. It factors in sale speed, asking price achievement, fees, volume of recent sales, and verified reviews. The score runs from 1 to 100, with higher scores indicating agents who consistently deliver strong results for sellers. It's designed to cut through marketing claims and show you who actually performs.
Is AgentSeeker free to use?
Yes, completely free for home sellers. You can compare agents, see their fees and performance data, and contact them directly, all without paying anything. AgentSeeker is funded by a small referral arrangement with agents, so the service costs you nothing.
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