PropTech company OneDome has reported a strong start to 2026, with revenue rising sharply in the first quarter.
Revenue for Q1 2026 reached £15.3m, an increase of 394% year-on-year, according to the company.
OneDome offers its HomeBuyer service, which brings together mortgage advice, conveyancing and transaction management for a fixed fee of £999. The platform also provides services across other stages of home ownership and personal finance.
The business has expanded through investment and acquisition activity, including a media-for-equity agreement with Channel 4 valued at around £7.5m and the acquisition of online mortgage broker Trussle in 2025.
OneDome has set out an ambition to be involved in around 10% of UK residential transactions within the next five years. The company, which is preparing to launch a national TV campaign later this quarter, has also said it is already profitable and is targeting a trebling of revenues by the end of 2026.
Babek Ismayil, founder and CEO of OneDome, said: “We are building a new way to buy a home by bringing mortgages, legal, and financial services into one seamless experience. While we are pleased with the progress, we believe we are still at an early stage of a very large opportunity.”
As someone who watched OneDome launch as a free-to-list portal setting out to challenge Rightmove, it’s worth recalling that PIE’s own Keyser Söze called it in January 2020: “This is a trojan horse and a threat to agents if they ever get any traction.”
He wasn’t wrong. But what’s interesting is that Babek didn’t persist with the portal battle the critics rightly saw through. The portal is still there, now quietly repurposed as the front door to a £999 consumer HomeBuyer Service. Through some lean years in the accounts and a disciplined string of mortgage broker acquisitions, OneDome has emerged not as a portal disruptor but as a fintech that found a consumer need and filled it.
Credit where it’s due
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