Conveyd

Conveyd is a London-based AI conveyancing platform founded in 2024, building technology to fix one of the most frustrating consumer experiences in the UK: buying a home. The company combines purpose-built AI with a specialist in-house legal team to automate the administrative layers of conveyancing — document collection, ID verification, mortgage report production, search ordering, and third-party coordination — reducing house purchase timelines from an average of five months to around six weeks.

The UK conveyancing process is chronically slow and opaque. More than a third of house sales fall through each year, with conveyancing delays cited as one of the primary causes. The problem is structural: the process was designed around manual, paper-heavy workflows that are disconnected from the expectations of modern homebuyers who want real-time visibility and clear timelines. Conveyd was built by founders who experienced this firsthand — their own first home purchase nearly collapsed after six months of delays.

The platform handles roughly half the conveyancing workflow autonomously, completing in minutes what traditionally takes weeks. Specialist lawyers focus exclusively on value-added legal judgement while the AI manages everything that does not require it. Since launching in March 2025, Conveyd has supported hundreds of residential property transactions, including purchases and remortgages. Standard remortgage cases are typically ready for completion in under a day.

In December 2025, Conveyd raised a £2.5 million seed round led by Eka Ventures, with Portfolio Ventures and Founders Factory also participating. The round included angel investors Eileen Burbidge of Passion Capital, Sesame Bankhall Group CEO Richard Harrison, and fintech investor Mark Ransford. Funds will be used to develop more sophisticated AI agents capable of reviewing complex legal documents at a trainee-solicitor benchmark level.