We get stuck homes moving.
The problem isn't that nobody wants your home. It's that everybody who does has one of their own to sell. We find the circle where several stalled moves complete at once.
You're not waiting for a buyer.
You're waiting for one who can proceed.
Interest is not the problem. Every viewing you have had this month looks like this:
Anyone who could proceed has already bought something. The people still walking round your home are stuck in exactly the way you are.
Nobody swaps houses.
Everybody buys and sells as normal.
You buy from the person next to you, someone else buys from you, and the last link joins back to the first. Everyone agrees at the same time, so there is no loose end left to collapse.
›The homes aren’t worth the same
The day it closes,
you all become each other's buyer.
Until then nothing is committed. What you have is a home worth going to see, because whoever is selling it is already looking for one like yours.
›What happens next
There isn't one.
Chainwright runs quietly alongside the sale you already have, and asks nothing of you after the first two minutes.
We ask your agent for a fee only if a chain completes.
We only work with moves that have stalled.
Everyone you could be matched with has been waiting at least as long as you have, and wants out just as badly.
Not there yet? Sign up anyway — we start the moment you qualify.
Two things.
Then we take over.
Nothing to browse, nothing to save. We watch the market and tell you when a chain closes around you.
Claim your home
Paste the link to your listing — Rightmove, Zoopla, your agent's site, wherever it lives.
Set your search
Where, how much, how many bedrooms. We use it to look for a circle that works for everyone in it — then it's over to you all to go and see whether it does.
Someone else's move
already fits yours.
You can't see them and they can't see you. That's the only reason you're both still here.
Two minutes · Free for movers · Keep your agent and your listing