The property industry's quiet contradiction — the buyer pays the transfer costs, but the buyer doesn't choose the conveyancer.
The Buyer Pays the Transfer Costs… But the Buyer Doesn't Choose the Conveyancer.
When you buy property, you pay the conveyancing fees. Often tens of thousands of rands.
Yet in most property transactions, buyers are simply told:
"The seller has already appointed the conveyancer."
No comparison. No alternatives. No transparency.
The professional handling the legal transfer of your property purchase is often chosen without your participation.
Most buyers never question it.
Because they don't know they can.
Inclusion. For decades, the conveyancing process has largely excluded buyer visibility. BidConvey introduces a more inclusive approach.
Because when buyers are included, the system becomes fairer and more transparent.
What Inclusion Means for Buyers
Inclusion is about giving buyers something they rarely had before:
Visibility
Buyers can receive multiple conveyancing quotations instead of seeing only one.
Participation
Buyers can participate in selecting the conveyancer handling their transfer.
Transparency
Buyers gain insight into conveyancing fees and service offerings before the process begins.
Confidence
Buyers move forward knowing they explored their available options.
A simple four-step process that puts you in control.
Simple. Transparent. Inclusive.
Why This Matters
Buying property is one of the largest financial commitments most people will ever make.
Yet the process around conveyancer selection has remained largely unchanged for decades.
In today's world, people expect:
BidConvey introduces these principles into the conveyancing process.
BidConvey isn't about disrupting the system. It's about creating a fairer and more transparent system that benefits everyone involved in property transactions.
Because the property industry works best when it works for everyone.
The property industry works best when it works for everyone. BidConvey introduces transparency, choice, and participation into the conveyancing process.
