Updated October 2026 · Fraser Bond
Marketing · Rightmove
"Free" Rightmove listings explained
Agentspay Rightmove
You paythe agent
Onlineagents
Fullservice
In short: Rightmove doesn't charge homeowners directly; it charges agents, who include portal marketing in their fees. So a "free" Rightmove listing usually means an agent is including it as part of their service, which you pay for through a fee, whether upfront (common with online agents) or on completion (common with full-service agents). Compare total cost and what's included. Fraser Bond includes major portal marketing in our sales and lettings services.
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Can I list on Rightmove for free?
Not directly; listings come through agents, whose fees cover it.
What's the cheapest way onto Rightmove?
Usually an online agent, often paid upfront.
Does Fraser Bond list on Rightmove?
Yes, as part of our service.
