
We're building the property site we wanted while moving house.
Gaffbee is a UK property site for people buying, selling and renting. Search on a map, see what homes really sold for, and know when a listing was last updated.
Moving house is hard enough without the portal getting in the way.
I spent a summer refreshing three property sites at 11pm, cross-checking the same house on all of them, and still not knowing what it last sold for or whether the photos were two years old.
Gaffbee started as a fix for that. One map you can trust. Sold prices on the page, not behind a sign-up. Listings that tell you when they were updated. Alerts that arrive when something genuinely matches, not every time an agent nudges a price by £5,000.
We're not here to replace estate agents — we work with them, and we price fairly so good local agents aren't punished for being small. We want the searching and deciding part to be simpler.
— Katie, founder

What we stand for
People first
We build for the person moving home. If a feature only helps us sell advertising, we don't build it.
Show the numbers
Sold prices, running costs, energy ratings, schools and local trends are on the listing page, and you don't need an account to see them.
Built for Britain
Postcodes, councils, stamp duty, leasehold and Scottish Home Reports are built in from the start.
Fair to agents
Clear monthly pricing with no surprise charges, and tools that work just as well for a small local agency as for a national chain.
What you can use today
- For buyers and renters
- Map search, sold prices, saved searches and alerts, area guides, verified buyer profiles and sale progress tracking.
- For homeowners
- Online valuations and the Property Passport, which keeps your home's documents and history in one place.
- For agents
- The agent portal for listings, enquiries, viewings and offers.
- Coming soon
- Gaffbee apps for iPhone and Android, currently being tested.
Got a view on how property search should work?
Buyers, renters, sellers and agents — we'd like to hear what works for you and what doesn't.
