Phone Photos Are Costing You Money
Your home gets one first impression, and it happens on a phone screen at 11pm while a buyer scrolls in bed. Ninety-second listing photos throw it away.
They won't, because they'll never tap on it. Portal browsing is ruthless: a buyer flicks through dozens of listings in minutes, and the lead photo decides whether yours gets three more seconds or none. A dark kitchen, a wonky bathroom shot, a driveway photographed into the sun — each one quietly filters out buyers who would have loved the house at its best. You'll never know they existed, which is exactly why the myth survives.
The maths nobody does
Weak photos don't just slow a sale; they shrink the audience, and a smaller audience means fewer viewings, fewer offers and less competitive tension on price. On a typical home, a difference of even one per cent on the final sale price dwarfs the entire cost of professional photography many times over. It is probably the highest-return money in the whole process — and some agents still treat it as an optional extra.
Our standard
- Professional photographs on every instruction — timed for the light, staged with you beforehand.
- A floor plan with dimensions, because photos answer "how does it feel?" and plans answer "does it fit?".
- All included in the fixed fee, from £200.
Sell the modern way.
Photography, floor plan and every major portal — all-inclusive from £200. Switching from another agent? First 200 switchers: £99 fixed.
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