Around one in three agreed sales in England and Wales falls through, and the ones that complete take four to five months from offer to keys. Most of that delay is information: questions a buyer’s solicitor asks in month three that the seller could have answered in month one. MoveMapper lets you answer them first.
Type your postcode and we look up what public sources hold about your home: the EPC, the Land Registry, flood zone, listed status. Free, before you sign up.
Everything a buyer’s solicitor will ask, in plain English, at your own pace, on any device. A prefilled answer counts the moment you have checked it.
Certificates, guarantees, planning consents. The vault tells you what is missing and keeps what you add, so nothing is hunted for at exchange.
The pack follows the BASPI v6 dataset (Buying and Selling Property Information, 2025) and maps to the RICS Data Standard through its published schema, so what you answer once arrives in the order a conveyancer works in.
Nothing leaves until you press send. When you do, agents and your conveyancer get a complete pack, and you get a quicker, calmer sale.
MoveMapper is built and run by Oli Goldwait in Knutsford, Cheshire. It is not part of an estate agency, a portal or a law firm, and nobody pays to appear in front of you: the only people it answers to are the homeowners using it.
It started from one question every seller eventually asks, usually too late: why does nobody tell you what you will be asked for until a buyer is already waiting? MoveMapper is the answer to that, built so the questions come first, in plain English, with the documents alongside, months before anyone needs them.
If something is wrong, unclear or missing, say so: hello@movemapper.co.uk. Every message is read by the person who built it.
In June 2026 the government set out a roadmap to make upfront sales packs and digital property logbooks a standard part of every sale in England and Wales, with legislation to follow. The homeowner keeps the logbook; the seller provides the pack. That is what MoveMapper already is, and being ready before it is required is the whole advantage.
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