National ranking · Updated June 2026
20+ Best Conveyancers in Australia 2026: Verified, Ranked
Independent 2026 ranking of 20 verified conveyancers across Australia. Sorted by credentials, transparent pricing and information depth. No paid placements.
Written by Best Conveyancers Australia editorial team · Updated 1 June 2026 · 2 min read
Who are the best conveyancers in Australia?
The top-rated conveyancers in Australia for 2026 is Dott & Crossitt Conveyancers + Solicitors, with Your Move Conveyancing and SD Conveyancing rounding out the top three. Best provider depends on your specific needs — location, budget, and scope — but all five in our ranking serve Australia with verified credentials and transparent pricing.
★Key takeaways
- ✓#1 overall: Dott & Crossitt Conveyancers + Solicitors.
- ✓All 20 ranked providers have verified credentials and transparent pricing.
- ✓Prices vary widely — always compare 3 quotes before committing.
- ✓Major cities (Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane) have the deepest provider pools.
- ✓Regional Australia: expect slower response times but often lower prices.
The national top 20
#1
Dott & Crossitt Conveyancers + Solicitors
Sydney · Fixed fee from $660
Licensed conveyancing firm in Sydney CBD, Sydney. Specialises in residential purchase, residential sale, off-the-plan.
Highlights: NSW Conveyancer's Licence · Fixed fee structure · 25+ licensed conveyancers · Sydney CBD based
#2
Your Move Conveyancing
Sydney · Fixed fee from $660
Licensed conveyancing firm in Chatswood, Sydney. Specialises in residential purchase, residential sale, contract review.
Highlights: NSW Conveyancer's Licence · Fixed fee structure · 16+ licensed conveyancers · 13+ years operating · Chatswood based
#3
SD Conveyancing
Sydney · Fixed fee from $660
AIC-member licensed conveyancing firm in Harris Park, Sydney. Specialises in residential purchase, residential sale, off-the-plan.
Highlights: NSW Conveyancer's Licence · AIC member · Fixed fee structure · 15+ years operating · Harris Park based
#4
Platinum Conveyancing Services
Sydney · Fixed fee from $660
AIC-member licensed conveyancing firm in Parramatta, Sydney. Specialises in residential purchase, residential sale, off-the-plan.
Highlights: NSW Conveyancer's Licence · AIC member · Fixed fee structure · 17+ years operating · Parramatta based
#5
Conveyancing.com.au
Melbourne · Fixed fee from $660
Licensed conveyancing firm in Melbourne CBD, Melbourne. Specialises in residential purchase, residential sale, off-the-plan.
Highlights: VIC Licensed Conveyancer · Fixed fee structure · 80+ licensed conveyancers · Melbourne CBD based
#6
Glenferrie Conveyancing
Melbourne · Fixed fee from $660
AIC-member licensed conveyancing firm with 2 conveyancers in Northcote, Melbourne. Specialises in residential purchase, residential sale, subdivision.
Highlights: VIC Licensed Conveyancer · AIC member · Fixed fee structure · Northcote based
#7
Settled
Melbourne · Fixed fee from $660
Licensed conveyancing firm in Melbourne CBD, Melbourne. Specialises in residential purchase, residential sale, off-the-plan.
Highlights: VIC Licensed Conveyancer · Fixed fee structure · 30+ licensed conveyancers · 16+ years operating · Melbourne CBD based
#8
Citylink Conveyancing
Melbourne · Fixed fee from $660
AIC-member licensed conveyancing firm with 2 conveyancers in Templestowe, Melbourne. Specialises in residential purchase, residential sale, subdivision.
Highlights: VIC Licensed Conveyancer · AIC member · Fixed fee structure · Templestowe based
#9
Empire Legal
Brisbane · Fixed fee from $660
QLD solicitor firm specialising in property law (conveyancing) in Spring Hill, Brisbane. Specialises in residential purchase, residential sale, off-the-plan.
Highlights: QLD Solicitor (Property Law) · Fixed fee structure · 20+ licensed conveyancers · Spring Hill based
#10
Keylaw Conveyancing
Brisbane · Fixed fee from $660
QLD solicitor firm specialising in property law (conveyancing) in Brisbane CBD, Brisbane. Specialises in residential purchase, residential sale, form 2 seller disclosure.
Highlights: QLD Solicitor (Property Law) · Fixed fee structure · 25+ licensed conveyancers · Brisbane CBD based
#11
Spot On Conveyancing
Brisbane · Fixed fee from $660
QLD solicitor firm specialising in property law (conveyancing) in Bowen Hills, Brisbane. Specialises in residential purchase, residential sale, off-the-plan.
Highlights: QLD Solicitor (Property Law) · Fixed fee structure · 8+ licensed conveyancers · Bowen Hills based
#12
Bytherules Conveyancing
Brisbane · Fixed fee from $660
QLD solicitor firm specialising in property law (conveyancing) in Brisbane CBD, Brisbane. Specialises in residential purchase, residential sale, retirement living.
Highlights: QLD Solicitor (Property Law) · Fixed fee structure · 30+ licensed conveyancers · 25+ years operating · Brisbane CBD based
#13
Strategic Settlements
Perth · Fixed fee from $660
AIC-member licensed conveyancing firm with 6 conveyancers in Perth CBD, Perth. Specialises in residential purchase, residential sale, strata.
Highlights: WA Settlement Agent · AIC member · Fixed fee structure · 6+ licensed conveyancers · Perth CBD based
#14
CS Legal
Perth · Fixed fee from $660
Licensed conveyancing firm in Perth CBD, Perth. Specialises in residential purchase, residential sale, commercial.
Highlights: WA Settlement Agent · Fixed fee structure · 16+ licensed conveyancers · Perth CBD based
#15
KDD Conveyancing
Perth · Fixed fee from $660
Licensed conveyancing firm in Joondalup, Perth. Specialises in residential purchase, residential sale, commercial.
Highlights: WA Settlement Agent · Fixed fee structure · 5+ licensed conveyancers · 20+ years operating · Joondalup based
#16
Apple Settlements
Perth · Fixed fee from $660
AIC-member licensed conveyancing firm with 4 conveyancers in Bedford, Perth. Specialises in residential purchase, residential sale, subdivision.
Highlights: WA Settlement Agent · AIC member · Fixed fee structure · Bedford based
#17
Eckermanns
Adelaide · Fixed fee from $660
AIC-member licensed conveyancing firm with 60 conveyancers in Adelaide CBD, Adelaide. Specialises in residential purchase, residential sale, subdivision.
Highlights: SA Registered Conveyancer · AIC member · Fixed fee structure · 60+ licensed conveyancers · 49+ years operating · Adelaide CBD based
#18
Clever Conveyancing SA
Adelaide · Fixed fee from $660
AIC-member licensed conveyancing firm in Modbury, Adelaide. Specialises in residential purchase, residential sale, family transfer.
Highlights: SA Registered Conveyancer · AIC member · Fixed fee structure · Modbury based
#19
Adelaide Hills Conveyancers
Adelaide · Fixed fee from $660
AIC-member licensed conveyancing firm with 12 conveyancers in Stirling, Adelaide. Specialises in residential purchase, residential sale, subdivision.
Highlights: SA Registered Conveyancer · AIC member · Fixed fee structure · 12+ licensed conveyancers · Stirling based
#20
Lawlab Conveyancing
Adelaide · Fixed fee from $660
Licensed conveyancing firm in Adelaide CBD, Adelaide. Specialises in residential purchase, residential sale, off-the-plan.
Highlights: SA Registered Conveyancer · Fixed fee structure · 50+ licensed conveyancers · Adelaide CBD based
How we rank
We use a transparent weighted scoring model based on objective, publicly verifiable signals — we do not collect or display first-party star reviews:
- 40% credentials and regulator verification
- 25% price transparency and itemised quoting
- 20% service coverage (geography, availability, specialisations)
- 10% information completeness
- 5% complaint history (Fair Trading, industry ombudsman)
We do not accept payment to feature or rank providers. Where referral fees apply, they are fully disclosed in our footer and do not affect ranking position.
Common questions
Frequently asked questions
Who are the best conveyancers in Australia?
The top-rated conveyancers in Australia for 2026 is Dott & Crossitt Conveyancers + Solicitors, with Your Move Conveyancing and SD Conveyancing rounding out the top three. Best provider depends on your specific needs — location, budget, and scope — but all five in our ranking serve Australia with verified credentials and transparent pricing.
How much should conveyancing cost in Australia in 2026?
Standard residential conveyancing in Australia in 2026 costs $700-$2,500 in professional fees, plus $300-$800 in disbursements (title searches, council and water certificates, rates certificates). Total $1,000-$3,300. Online conveyancers like Settle Easy and Lawlab offer fixed fees from $770. Traditional conveyancers charge $1,200-$2,000. Solicitor-led conveyancing $1,500-$4,000. Off-the-plan and commercial work is more expensive due to contract complexity. Always get a written fixed-fee quote that includes disbursements.
How long does a property purchase take to settle?
Standard settlement periods in Australia: New South Wales typically 42 days, Victoria 30-60 days, Queensland 30-45 days, Western Australia 35-60 days. The exact period is negotiated in the contract. Settlement timeline starts at exchange of contracts (after cooling-off) and includes time for the buyer to arrange finance and the conveyancer to do pre-settlement checks. Cash buyers can settle in 14-21 days. Off-the-plan settlements can take 12-36 months depending on construction.
What does a conveyancer actually do?
Your conveyancer: reviews the contract before you sign, conducts title searches and verifies legal ownership, orders council and water certificates, calculates stamp duty and arranges payment, prepares all settlement documents, liaises with your bank for mortgage settlement, attends settlement on your behalf (or organises electronic settlement via PEXA), arranges title transfer and registration. They are your legal representative for the entire transaction. They prevent you from inheriting unpaid rates, undisclosed easements, or contract issues that could cost you thousands.
What is PEXA settlement?
PEXA (Property Exchange Australia) is the digital settlement platform now used for over 99% of property transactions in Australia. It replaces the old paper-based system where conveyancers physically attended a settlement room with bank cheques. PEXA settles transactions electronically — typically completing within 1-2 hours on settlement day. Both your conveyancer and the lender must be PEXA-registered. PEXA settlement is faster, cheaper, and reduces errors compared to manual settlement.
What's a Section 32 / Vendor Statement?
A Section 32 (Victoria) or Vendor Statement is a legal document the seller must provide before contract signing, disclosing key information about the property: title details, rates and charges, planning information, building permits, owners corporation (strata) details, and any encumbrances or covenants. Buying without a Section 32 — or one that's incomplete — gives the buyer rights to cancel the contract. Other states have similar disclosure documents (NSW: Contract for Sale + s149 Certificate, QLD: Contract Disclosure Statement, etc.).