Service & fee schedule

Service & fee schedule.

Our fixed professional fees for conveyancing in NSW, VIC and QLD, plus estimated disbursements. This schedule forms part of the cost agreement we provide before starting your matter. Professional fees are quoted exclusive of GST. Government charges, search fees and stamp duty are set by third parties and passed on at cost, never marked up.

Professional fees

Fixed professional fees for residential conveyancing, exclusive of GST. Your exact fee is confirmed in your quote and cost agreement before we begin.

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NSW professional fees

Conveyancing fees in NSW: what you will actually pay

Standard residential — sale and/or purchase

Established property (existing dwelling or vacant land).

$1,750

Complex residential — sale and/or purchase

Where a matter is more involved than a standard established transaction.

$2,200+ $660 review

Off the plan (residential)

A contract review is charged in addition to the professional fee.

$2,200+ $660 reviewOff-the-plan buying guide

Standard transfer

If a transfer is not standard, standard residential sale/purchase fees apply.

$900

"+ review" indicates a contract review is charged in addition to the professional fee for that matter type.

How our fees work

Every matter is charged as a fixed professional fee, agreed before any work begins, plus disbursements passed on at cost. There is no hourly billing.

Fixed fee, quoted upfront

You agree your professional fee before we start. It doesn't change unless the scope of your matter materially changes, and we'll always tell you first.

Priced by state & matter type

Standard, complex, off-the-plan and transfers each have a set professional fee, which varies across NSW, VIC and QLD.

Disbursements at cost

Government charges, searches and stamp duty are passed on at cost, itemised in an estimated range that includes the $99 file management fee.

Contract reviews

Detailed contract reviews are a paid service, charged as below (exclusive of GST). If you go on to instruct Settle Easy for the conveyancing on the reviewed property, we credit $150 back at settlement — so a standard review effectively costs $180.

Standard contract review

48-hour turnaround.

$330

Urgent contract review

24-hour turnaround. Standard residential contracts only.

$440

The $150 settlement credit applies to one review per matter when you proceed to conveyancing with Settle Easy on the reviewed property.

Spring offer: one standard contract review is included at no charge when you accept our conveyancing quote and proceed with Settle Easy. One free review per matter; urgent and off-the-plan reviews remain as priced above.The spring and first home buyer offers apply to buying and selling, not property transfers.

Disbursements & third-party costs

Disbursements are the government and third-party costs of your matter, passed on at cost with no markup. The ranges below are estimates and are subject to change pending a review of your transaction. Each range already includes the $99 file management fee.

StatePurchaseSale
NSW$600 – $800$700 – $900

Government transfer & registration fees

Land titles registry fees to register a transfer, mortgage or discharge, set by each state's land registry.

Search & enquiry fees

Title searches, planning and property certificates, and any other searches required for your matter.

Electronic settlement (PEXA) fees

The fee charged by the PEXA platform to settle your matter electronically.

File management fee — $99 incl GST

A fixed disbursement charged on every file. It is already included within the disbursement range above, not charged separately.

Stamp duty (transfer duty) is payable to the state revenue office on most purchases and some transfers, and is separate from the disbursement ranges above. Try our stamp duty calculator for an estimate.

What's not included

The fixed professional fee covers the standard conveyancing work for your matter. The items below are outside that scope. Where any of them apply to your matter, we'll discuss them with you before any additional cost is incurred.

Stamp duty (transfer duty)

A government charge set by the state revenue office and payable by you. We facilitate payment through settlement and provide an estimate; the final amount is set by the revenue office.

Building & pest inspections

Arranged by you through an independent inspector before exchange or within any cooling-off period.

Strata / owners corporation searches

Recommended for strata and community-title properties. We can order these as an additional disbursement if required.

Title insurance

We can refer you to a provider if you would like cover.

Tax, financial & lending advice

Capital gains, tax, financial, investment or mortgage advice — please consult your accountant, financial adviser or broker.

Planning, zoning & development advice

Advice on planning, zoning or development applications.

Negotiations & disputes

Negotiations, litigation or disputes outside standard conveyancing requisitions. These are charged separately by agreement.

Materially more complex matters

If your matter turns out to be more complex than a standard transaction (for example a disputed title or multiple caveats), we notify you in writing before any additional fee applies.

Questions about the schedule

Need a conveyancing service not listed here? Get in touch and we'll provide a fixed-fee quote.

Effective 1 July 2026. This schedule is a summary of our fees and forms part of your cost agreement. The full terms that apply to your matter are set out in our terms of engagement. The version current at the date of your engagement applies.

Ready to get your fixed-fee quote?

Tell us about your matter and we'll confirm your fixed professional fee upfront, with government and search costs clearly itemised.