Land Registry fee calculator

Work out HM Land Registry's fee for registering a home you buy in England or Wales.

Scale 1 fees from HM Land Registry, checked 13 November 2026.

How the application is madeConveyancers usually apply online, through the portal.

Result

On a £300,000 purchase, the Land Registry fee is £150 when your conveyancer applies online.

HM Land Registry fee, Scale 1

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StepSumAnswer
Scale 1 fee£300,000 is in the £200,001 to £500,000 band, applying through the portal£150.00

What this leaves out or assumes

  • For a transfer of the whole of a registered title in England or Wales for money. Your conveyancer usually pays it and adds it to their bill.

Where the figures come from

Land Registry fees (Scale 1)

Registering a transfer of a whole registered title
PriceOnlineBy post
Up to £80,000£20£45
£80,001 to £100,000£40£95
£100,001 to £200,000£100£230
£200,001 to £500,000£150£330
£500,001 to £1,000,000£295£655
£1,000,001 and over£500£1,105

After you buy a home, it must be registered in your name with HM Land Registry. Your solicitor or conveyancer usually applies online and adds the fee to their bill. The fee depends on the price. Registering a mortgage taken out at the same time does not usually cost extra.

Other applications, such as buying part of a title, a new lease or first registration of unregistered land, have different fees. HM Land Registry lists them all. In Scotland, homes are registered with Registers of Scotland, which has its own fees.

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