Moveli, the self-employed estate agency platform, has unveiled new data showcasing its rapid expansion and the earning potential of its partner agents.
According to the company, agents who have completed three years on the Moveli platform are earning an average of £240,000 in their third year – net of platform fees.
Moveli claims this figure is nearly three times higher than the industry average on-target earnings (OTE) of £85,000 for Sales Managers, referencing salary data published by Glassdoor, the online workplace insights platform.
At the same time, Moveli itself has been expanding at pace, with total network growth of 75% so far this year and 112% over the last 12 months alone.
Moveli’s co-founder, Ben Littlewood, said: “These latest figures show that Moveli is not only establishing itself as a leading upper-market brokerage, now with over 70 experienced agents, but also delivering impressive earnings growth across the entire network.
“Our model consistently grows earnings across the board, while enabling the highest-performing brokers to achieve exceptional outcomes. We expect these averages to rise further as the brand strengthens and the network expands with more experienced agents, creating greater cross-referrals and accelerating earning potential.”
Ben’s brother and fellow co-founder, Chris Littlewood, added: “These figures highlight the real value Moveli brings to agents making the move to self-employment. While the switch is never easy, our brand, marketing, and network ensure that even an average Moveli broker can earn significantly more, whilst enjoying the freedom of being their own boss.”
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Hi Irish,
Thanks for engaging — I’m glad you asked. Happy to clarify where the numbers come from, and how Moveli arrives at them.
Source of the £240,000 figure
This is the average net earnings in year three for agents who’ve been with Moveli for three full years. That’s after platform fees, but before any personal taxes, etc.
What “nearly three times higher than industry average” refers to
We compared that to the on-target earnings (OTE) of £85,000 for Sales Managers, a figure drawn from Glassdoor salary data. Moveli isn’t claiming our agents are Sales Managers in the traditional employment sense — but we use that benchmark because it’s a widely accepted industry average for comparable roles.
How these figures are validated / what context matters
They apply to agents who are committed, with experience, who’ve built up their pipeline over time.
Agents earlier in their journey won’t necessarily hit this in year one or year two.
Also, because Moveli provides marketing, brand support, referral networks, etc., that helps accelerate growth vs going it entirely solo.
Why these figures aren’t “just marketing speak”
We have internal tracking of agent performance.
We aim for transparency: platform fees, splits, commission structure etc are disclosed from the outset.
These aren’t just “gross revenues” — they’re net of Moveli’s fees (though before tax, personal expenses, and so on).
Where on earth did you get any of these numbers from