OUR FEES
Simple, transparent pricing
A fixed fee means you know exactly what you’re paying — before you commit.
No surprises. Ever.
ConveyAbility charges a fixed professional fee for all standard residential conveyancing transactions. No hourly rates, no unexpected add-ons, and no bill shock at settlement.
When you engage us, we'll provide a full written quote upfront — our professional fee plus a clear estimate of all disbursements — so you know the complete cost from day one.
To get a quote for your transaction, call Cathie on (02) 9977 5334, email info@conveyability.com.au, or use the contact form below. We'll come back to you promptly with a full written quote.
What your fee includes
Our fixed professional fee covers everything needed to complete your transaction from contract to settlement.
✔ Initial consultation and advice on your transaction
✔ Preparation or review of the Contract for Sale
✔ All correspondence with the other party’s conveyancer or solicitor
✔ Arrangement and review of all required property searches and enquiries
✔ Advice on the contract, title, and any issues that arise
✔ Lodgement of transfer duty and concession documentation with Revenue NSW, along with arranging payment
✔ Preparation of all transfer and settlement documents
✔ Calculation of settlement adjustments
✔ Attendance at settlement via PEXA
✔ Post-settlement follow-up and registration of title
What are disbursements?
Disbursements are third-party costs we pay on your behalf — government fees, search fees, and registration costs. Unlike our professional fee, disbursements vary depending on the property, the transaction type, and your individual circumstances.
We'll provide a detailed estimate of all expected disbursements in your upfront quote, so there are no surprises. All disbursement costs are passed directly through to you with no mark-ups.
Common disbursements include:
–Title search
–Council rates certificate
–Water rates certificate
–Land tax certificate
–Sewer diagrams
–PEXA electronic lodgement fee
–NSW Land Registry Service registration fees
–Mortgage registration fee
Transfer duty
If you are purchasing property, you will also be liable for transfer duty (previously called stamp duty), payable to Revenue NSW. This is a government charge entirely separate from our fees. We will advise you of the amount applicable to your purchase. First home buyers may be eligible for exemptions or concessions under the First Home Buyer Assistance Scheme.
Get a quote
Contact us for a full written quote — professional fee plus disbursements — with no obligation.