Conveyancing platform linking clients, estate agents and panel law firms
Homey runs a London-based conveyancing platform built on Ruby on Rails, Hotwire, PostgreSQL and Sidekiq on Heroku, with Cypress, Playwright and RSpec pointing to investment in automated UI and API testing. Accelerating hiring tilts heavily toward sales and legal roles, showing a referral-driven growth model: winning high-street estate agents while holding panel law firms to service standards and tightening SRA client-money controls.
Homey, founded in 2021 and headquartered in London, operates a property transaction platform for UK conveyancing. It brings clients, estate agents, panel managers and solicitors into one workflow covering case management, automated quoting, client onboarding, ID/AML checks, digital TA forms and fund transfers. The company employs 51–200 people and hires in the United Kingdom and Sri Lanka. Its commercial model relies on referral partnerships with estate agents and mortgage brokers, with instructions handled by a network of panel law firms.
Homey builds on Ruby on Rails, Hotwire, Tailwind CSS, PostgreSQL and Sidekiq hosted on Heroku, with TypeScript and Python, and tests using Cypress, Playwright, RSpec and pytest.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating, concentrated in sales and legal roles, with smaller openings in compliance, engineering, finance, operations and product across the United Kingdom and Sri Lanka.
Homey is expanding its estate agent and mortgage broker referral network, automating sales progression, building a free AI CRM for estate agents and creating an automated UI and API regression suite.
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