Can estate agents list properties on Kinmoot?
Published: 20 October 2026 · Last updated: 20 October 2026
Yes. Estate agents, including self-employed and independent agents, can list properties they are instructed on for free. Investors register interest for free, and you pay £99 for a listing only if you choose to unlock the list of investors who asked about it.
Why agents use it
- Investors buy more than once. One investor who buys a buy-to-let this year may buy two more. Kinmoot puts your stock in front of people looking for exactly that.
- The portals bring you owner-occupiers. Investors searching for yield, HMOs or properties needing work look in different places. Kinmoot is one of them.
- No audience needed to start. If you are new to agency or building your own brand, investors are already here.
- The address stays private. The listing shows the area, never the exact address, until you choose to share it.
What sells to investors
Investors buy on numbers. The listings that get interest show:
- the asking price and what similar properties have sold for
- the expected rent, or the rent the current tenant pays
- the condition and rough cost of any work
- whether the property is tenanted, and on what terms
Investors usually expect a price below what an owner-occupier would pay, especially for properties that need work. Being straight with your vendor about that early saves weeks of viewings that go nowhere.
Your own branded investor site
If you build a list of investors, a hub gives you your own deal site, investor sign-ups and new-deal alerts under your name and on your own domain. Your first 5 deals are free, then £150 per published deal, or a monthly plan from £395. See hub pricing.
Selling to investors for the first time? Read how to vet an interested investor and where to post property deals for free.