Get matched

Get matched with a vetted planning consultant

Get help preparing a strong application — checked against permitted development, costed clearly — with no obligation, and you stay in control.

The short answer

Share a few details about your project — what you want to do, your property type and where it is — and we'll match you with a vetted planning consultant who will check it against the permitted development rules, advise whether you need to apply, and prepare a complete application on a clear scope covering drawings, reports and the council fee. Matching is free, there's no obligation, and you decide whether to go ahead. This service provides general information and an introduction, not legal or planning advice.

The more a consultant knows up front, the more accurate the advice and scope. Have the details below ready before you request matching.

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What happens after you ask to be matched

  1. We pass your details to a vetted planning consultant who covers your area.
  2. They review your project against the rules, advise whether you need permission, and quote on a clear scope.
  3. You compare on the same scope and decide — no pressure, no obligation.
Why vetted: we match you with consultants who have been checked, because a well-prepared, valid application is what keeps a decision on time and lowers the risk of refusal — the most costly outcome to avoid.

Ready to get matched?

Request matching and a vetted planning consultant will be in touch to review your project and quote on a clear scope.

Free to be matched. You agree any price with the consultant directly.

Frequently asked questions

Does it cost anything to be matched?

No. Matching is free and there's no obligation. If you proceed, you pay the consultant directly for the work they quote and you approve, separately from the council's statutory fee.

Will the consultant be vetted?

Yes. We match you with vetted planning consultants, because a complete, well-prepared application keeps a decision on time and lowers the risk of refusal.

Is this legal or planning advice?

No. This site and the matching service provide general information and an introduction to a consultant. Any formal advice comes from the qualified planning consultant you choose to work with.

Figures on this page are typical UK ranges drawn from published sources and depend on your specific project. They are general information, not a quotation or planning advice.