Solvado

Free tools. Clear answers.

Plan your first home without the spreadsheet headache.

Explore the numbers in plain English. No account, no data capture and no product recommendations.

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Each tool starts simple, updates instantly and keeps the legal boundary clear.

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Free tool

Deposit planner

Set a home-price goal, add your savings and see the cash target and saving timeline clearly.

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Buying-cost budget

Build a realistic cash budget for the deposit, legal work, survey, moving costs and a buffer.

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Repayment scenarios

Explore illustrative monthly repayments at different interest rates and mortgage terms.

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Buyer Pass

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Compare homes

Line up homes side by side on deposit, mortgage and monthly cost. Compare two free; unlock more with the Buyer Pass.

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Buyer Pass

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Overpayment explorer

See how monthly overpayments could shorten a mortgage and cut interest. One scenario free; compare a whole board with the Buyer Pass.

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Buyer Pass

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Running costs

Budget the real monthly cost of a home, from council tax to maintenance. One home free; compare homes with the Buyer Pass.

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Buyer Pass

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Lifetime ISA bonus

See what your monthly saving plus the 25% government bonus could add up to by the time you buy your first home.

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Buyer Pass

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Rent vs buy

Put your rent next to the full cost of owning, including the equity you would build. A five-year view free; any horizon with the Buyer Pass.

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Buyer Pass

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Offer tracker

Keep every offer organised: asking price, your offer, dates, outcomes and notes. One property free; track them all with the Buyer Pass.

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Education only: Solvado does not provide mortgage, financial, tax, legal or insurance advice. Any tool results are general estimates, not recommendations, offers or eligibility decisions. Rules, rates and criteria can change. Check official sources and speak to an appropriately regulated professional before making decisions.