Sell your home. Skip the agent. Keep the fee.
Value it, film it, list it, sell it — all from your phone. Everything a high-street agent does, minus the commission, for a flat £499.
Free to value · £199 to list · £300 when it sells · never a commission.
- HM Land Registry data
- EPC-linked floor areas
- AML identity checks
- The Property Ombudsman
The same sale. One £499 fee.
A high-street agent charges a percentage — so the more your home is worth, the more they take. Kerb is a flat fee. Slide to your home’s price and watch the gap.
Kerb is a flat £499 to sell — £199 to list and £300 when it completes. The only extra is a small share of anything we get you above your asking price, so we’re paid more only when you are. The agent figure uses the UK-average 1.2% + VAT; both are illustrative examples.
From front door to Sold
Kerb walks you through the exact job an agent does — in order, with the paperwork built in, so nothing that matters gets skipped.
Value it on real evidence
Kerb pulls actual sold prices for your street and postcode from HM Land Registry, weights the closest matches, and lines them up against your home’s floor area. A number you can defend, not a guess.
Capture it like a pro
Guided room-by-room photos with live levelling and framing, on-device enhancement, and a phone-shot video walkthrough. The gear you already own, held straight.
Write the listing
Draft a description that reads like it was written by someone who’s done a thousand — then edit and approve every word. Material information is collected as you go.
Publish — properly
A hard gate checks terms, your EPC, the required material fields and your approved copy before the listing can go live. Compliance you can’t accidentally skip.
Handle the buyers
Every enquiry is identity- and AML-checked before a viewing is booked. Offers are captured on the record, and Kerb keeps you moving through to exchange.
Sold — and the fee stays yours
Completion, keys, and a paper trail for every step. You did the job an agent charges thousands for — and kept the thousands.
Everything the agent did. In your hand.
A price backed by the street, not a sales pitch
High-street valuations are often optimistic on purpose — win the instruction, reduce it later. Kerb does the opposite. It reads genuine sold prices around you, leans on same-street sales, softens for size differences, and shows you the comparables behind the number.
- Live HM Land Registry sold prices for your postcode
- EPC-linked floor areas for a true £/sq ft
- Confidence banding for large or unusual homes
Yes — you really can film it yourself
The video on the right was shot on a phone and a £40 gimbal, standing at the back doors. Kerb guides the whole capture: which rooms, which order, how to hold it level, and how to light a reveal like this one. Then it enhances the stills and stitches the walkthrough.
- Live level & framing guidance as you shoot
- On-device photo enhancement — no editing skills
- A full MP4 walkthrough, built for you
Words that sell, facts that must be there
Kerb drafts a listing description in your home’s voice, and you approve every line. Underneath, it collects the material information buyers and the rules now require — tenure, council tax, services, the things that trip up DIY sellers — so your listing is complete, not just pretty.
- Editable AI first draft, approved by you
- Material-information fields guided step by step
- Nothing publishes with required facts missing
Doing it yourself shouldn’t mean doing it wrongly
Selling a home is regulated for good reason. Kerb builds the obligations of a real estate agency into the app as gates you pass, not pages you scroll past.
Buyers verified before they’re through the door
Every enquiry climbs an identity and anti-money-laundering ladder. No verification, no viewing — the gate enforces it, it doesn’t just advise it.
The facts a listing legally needs
Tenure, council tax band, services and more are captured up front, so your listing meets the current material-information expectations.
Can’t go live half-finished
Terms accepted, EPC present, required fields complete, description approved — all four, or the listing simply won’t publish.
An audit trail for every offer
Offers and their status are recorded append-only, so there’s a clear, honest history — for you and for the buyer.
A real complaints route
Kerb operates within an ombudsman redress scheme, so there’s a proper path if something goes wrong — the same protection a high-street sale carries.
Free, official sources
Valuations run on HM Land Registry, postcodes.io and EPC data — public, official records, not a black box.
One flat fee. Keep the rest.
No percentage, no VAT surprise, no lock-in — and your valuation is always free. You pay £199 to go live, and the £300 balance only when your home actually sells.
- Evidence-based valuation & comparables
- Guided photos, enhancement & video tour
- Listing copy & material information
- AML-checked enquiries, viewings & offers
- Progression support through to completion
£199 when you list, £300 only when it sells. Free to value first.
The same sale, two ways
You keep about £6,700 on a £500k home — and more as your home’s value climbs, because Kerb’s fee never does.
Before you start
Is Kerb actually allowed to sell my home?
How is the valuation different from a Zoopla estimate?
Do I really have to film and photograph it myself?
What if a buyer makes an offer — am I on my own?
When do I pay, and is there any lock-in?
Which homes does Kerb work best for?
See what your home is worth — free, in minutes
No pushy valuation visit, no commitment. Just an honest number from real sold prices, and a clear path to selling it yourself.