Agent Discoverability

Homemove

Your UK home move, priced

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Brand
Unknown
Category
Pending
Primary Subcategory
Pending
Integration details

Description

Homemove is your UK moving assistant in ChatGPT. Ask anything about moving home, whether you are buying, selling, renting or letting, and Homemove answers with real prices and next steps, shown with the Homies. Prices: ask what a survey or valuation, an EPC, a gas safety or electrical certificate, conveyancing, removals or a man and van, an end of tenancy or moving clean, or packing would cost, and Homemove works it out from its own pricing. Pick your home from the address list and it fills in what it can from the property records, such as bedrooms, the value band and freehold or leasehold, so you answer fewer questions. Your whole move: say whether you are buying, selling, both, renting or letting, and Homemove sets out every step with its quote, plus the stamp duty you would pay to HMRC, shown apart from Homemove's fees. Not sure which survey you need? Homemove explains the difference and quotes the one that fits. Everything around the move: a checklist of what to do and who to tell, dated from your moving day; the broadband available at your new address from homemove.com's broadband comparison, by speed or monthly cost, with a link to each provider (confirm with the provider before ordering; Homemove may earn a commission); the council tax band of a home; mortgage repayment figures; and the way into homemove.com for home insurance, mortgages and choosing an estate agent. When you are ready, the card continues to the right page on homemove.com, where you confirm the details and final price. Limitations: quotes are confirmed when you book on homemove.com. Some combinations, such as very large homes or expert-witness valuations, are quoted by the Homemove team rather than instantly. Homemove does not give mortgage advice, recommend lenders or insurers, or show insurance premiums in ChatGPT; those are handled on homemove.com. Stamp duty covers England and Northern Ireland and mortgage figures are illustrative sums, not advice. Homemove needs no account and takes no payments in ChatGPT.

Integration type
Plugin
Verification status
Not applicable
Platform
ChatGPT
Category
Pending

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Primary Subcategory
Pending

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Secondary Subcategories
None listed

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Brand
Unknown
Access
No account required
First tracked
2026-11-04
Tool count
10
Market
US
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