Sell your house online yourself — on Rightmove from £99
Selling your house online yourself means your home goes on Rightmove under your name, buyers contact you directly, and you keep the commission an agent would have taken. Off Agent does the part you can't — the Rightmove listing — for £99 a month, and gives you the tools for the rest. Here's how it works, what it costs against every other option, and how fast it actually sells.
No commission. No contract. Cancel any time.
How selling online yourself works
- Create your listing — photos, description, price (use our free valuation tool).
- Pay £99 and it's sent to Rightmove straight away; you get an email when it's live.
- Buyers enquire through Rightmove; enquiries land in your dashboard with viewing booking and offers built in.
- Accept an offer, instruct a conveyancer, exchange and complete — the same legal process as any sale.
What you do
Set the price, show people round, answer questions, say yes to an offer.
What we do
The Rightmove listing and feed, enquiry routing, viewing scheduler, offer management, listing performance stats, support by email.
See how it works, or follow our step-by-step private sale guide.
The cheapest way to sell online — prices compared
Every online option on one basis: what it costs to be on Rightmove, where the overwhelming majority of UK buyers search.
| Service | 1 month on Rightmove | 3 months on Rightmove | Commission |
|---|---|---|---|
| Off Agent | £99 | £247 | None |
| 99home | £99 | £397 (£99, then £149/month) | None |
| Quicklister | — (3-month minimum) | £379 | None |
| Yopa | — | from £999 (pay later) | None |
| Purplebricks | — | from £999 (homes up to £200k; more above) | None |
Prices checked 8 October 2026 from each company's published pricing page. Off Agent: £99/month rolling, £247 for 3 months, £494 for 6 months, cancel any time.
99home's £99 package covers one month on Rightmove, then £149 a month; Quicklister's cheapest package is £379 for three months. Both packages also include Zoopla; Off Agent lists on Rightmove only.
Off Agent charges nothing for paperwork, negotiation or sales progression — those are included in the dashboard. 99home lists each as a £99 add-on; Quicklister and Purplebricks charge £499 for hosted viewings and Yopa £400.
How fast does a house sell online?
12 days
Median time from listing going live to first offer, Off Agent sellers (Mar–Sep 2026, 18 listings that received offers)
10 days
Median time to an accepted offer, Off Agent sellers (same period, 8 accepted)
99%
Accepted offers as a share of asking price, Off Agent sellers (median 100%, range 92–103%)
Those are our own listings, not an industry average. Small sample, real numbers, updated as we grow. By comparison, genuine cash-buying companies typically offer 78–83% of market value — a 17–22% discount for speed (HomeSellingExpert, 2026). see the full numbers.
Sources: Off Agent internal listing data, Mar–Sep 2026 · HomeSellingExpert guide to house-buying company offers.
Is it worth selling your house yourself?
It suits you if you can show people round, reply to enquiries the same day and are comfortable saying yes or no to an offer. An agent earns their 1.42% if you can't do viewings at all, the property is unusual and needs specialist marketing, or you'd rather pay for someone else to negotiate. See what agents actually charge or use the calculator.
Frequently asked questions
Can I sell my house online without an estate agent?
Yes. You cannot upload to Rightmove yourself — it only accepts listings from registered members — but a flat-fee service like Off Agent lists it for you from £99 a month, and you handle the sale.
What is the cheapest way to sell a house online in the UK?
On a monthly basis, Off Agent at £99 a month is the cheapest Rightmove listing we're aware of; 99home charges £149 a month after the first month and Quicklister £379 for three months (prices checked October 2026).
Do I have to pay upfront?
Off Agent is pay-as-you-go: £99 for the first month, cancel any time. There's no deferred fee and no commission on completion.
Can I list on Rightmove myself?
Not directly. Rightmove doesn't take private listings; you reach it through a registered flat-fee service.
What happens when I get an offer?
You accept it in your dashboard, instruct a conveyancer, and the legal process runs exactly as it would with an agent — typically 8–12 weeks to completion.