We quote the same figures a lot, so it's worth explaining what they actually mean rather than just repeating them. None of these numbers are marketing gloss — they're the direct result of a specific process, and understanding why they happen is more useful than just knowing the headline stat.
14 days to sale agreed vs a 77-day national average
Our average time from launch to sale agreed is 14 days, against a national average of 77 days. That gap isn't about working harder in a vague sense — it comes from front-loading demand. Instead of a property trickling out to buyers over months, our process concentrates marketing into a short, intense window: professional photography and video, an early-access campaign, then a structured open house that puts every serious buyer in front of the property at once, rather than spread across a slow drip of individual viewings.
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Book a valuationWhy the numbers are connected, not separate wins
It's worth being clear that these aren't four unrelated achievements we happen to quote together. More views leads directly to more viewings; concentrating those viewings into one open house rather than letting them trickle in creates visible competition; and visible competition is what produces the 95% open-house sale rate and the 14-day average. Each number is really a measurement of a different stage in the same process, not a standalone marketing claim.
85% higher listing views
Listings marketed through our process get 85% more views than comparable listings. This comes down to how the property is presented from day one — professional photography and video content rather than a phone snap, and an early-access campaign that builds interest before the property even goes fully live, so it arrives to a warmed-up audience instead of a cold portal search.
More views and a shorter timeline aren't separate achievements — one causes the other.
53 viewings, 10 offers
Across two recent property launches, we generated 53 viewings and 10 offers. That's not 53 people trickling through over several weeks — it's the direct result of compressing viewings into a single structured open house event, so buyers who are seriously interested end up competing with each other in the room, rather than making an isolated offer with no sense of urgency.
95% selling at the open house
Around 95% of our properties sell at the open house itself. This is the number that most directly reflects the strategy behind all the others: when demand is concentrated into one event rather than spread thin over months, buyers who might otherwise deliberate for weeks are instead making decisions against real competition, on the day.
All of this for a fixed £1,299
The full selling package — photography, video, the early-access campaign and the managed open house event — is a fixed £1,299, regardless of property value. It's the same process whether a home is a starter terrace or a substantial family house, because the strategy that drives the numbers above doesn't change with price point.
Why traditional marketing struggles to match this
A traditional listing approach — photos, a portal listing, and individual viewings booked in as enquiries trickle in — isn't wrong, it's just slower by design. Each viewing happens in isolation, with no visible competition to create urgency, and the property's exposure builds gradually rather than arriving all at once. Our numbers aren't the result of a different property or a different market; they're the result of compressing that same process into a shorter, more concentrated window.
What this means if you're selling
These numbers aren't separate wins — they're stages of the same process, each one feeding the next. More views leads to more viewings, more viewings concentrated into one event leads to competing offers, and competing offers is what gets a property to sale agreed in 14 days instead of 77.
If you want to see how this would work for your specific property, the place to start is a Selling Advice Meeting and Valuation.
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