Our charter

Market Match helps the right people meet at the right time, for the right reasons.

We listen before we recommend, explain before we introduce, ask before we share, and respect when someone is not ready.

Market Match is a property-to-professional matching service that helps homeowners find relevant professionals through understanding, explainable matching, progressive permission and respectful introductions.

How it works, step by step

  1. Tell us what you need

    Your property, your circumstances and your timing. We listen first — none of it is shared by filling in a form.

  2. Your recommendation

    A considered recommendation, put in front of you rather than sent to anyone. You can sit with it for as long as you like.

  3. Why this professional

    The reasoning and the comparable evidence behind the recommendation, in plain language, including anything we couldn't confirm.

  4. Your permissions

    What has been collected, what would be shared and with whom. Permission is given a step at a time, and can be withdrawn at any point.

  5. Your introduction

    An introduction happens only when the match is relevant, you are ready, the professional is available, and you have asked for it.

  6. Your request history

    Every step of your request is recorded — including deciding not to go ahead, which is a valid ending, not a failure.

The whole journey, area by area

Market Match in short

A place to work out what you actually want, see who genuinely fits, and decide for yourself whether to take it further.

  • Buying and selling are treated as two different things, because they are.
  • Nothing about you is passed to anyone until you ask for that.
  • Stopping, waiting, or deciding against it are all proper endings.

If you're buying

We ask why you're buying, where you'd like to be, what you can spend, where you're up to with finance, and how firm the decision is.

  • Areas in your order of preference, must-haves and what you'd trade away.
  • Whether something has to sell first — and if so, we hold rather than push.
  • You are never turned into a seller record because you looked at selling.

If you're selling

We ask why you're selling, who can actually decide, your timing, the figure you have in mind and where it came from, and the condition of the place.

  • Anything complicating the sale, in your own words rather than assumed.
  • Whether you'd also need to buy, kept as a separate conversation.
  • The kind of help you want, so the recommendation suits how you like to work.

Your property journey

One continuous relationship over time rather than a single enquiry: from first thoughts through to a move, or to no move at all.

  • Steps move one at a time, and only when someone actually acts.
  • You can pause or stop at any point, from any step.
  • A journey that ends stays ended — nothing quietly restarts it.

Linking a sale and a purchase

If one depends on the other, you can join them yourself and say why — buying afterwards, needing to sell first, releasing equity, relocating, or a change at home.

  • A link starts as a suggestion and shares nothing on its own.
  • It only becomes real when you say yes, stamped with the moment you did.
  • Owning property, or having both under way, never creates a link by itself.

The assistant

A companion that helps you think it through: what's still unknown, the trade-offs in front of you, and the questions worth asking.

  • Talking here is private guidance, not a request for an introduction.
  • It never contacts anyone for you and never treats a chat as agreement.
  • Anything shareable is clearly marked as such before it goes anywhere.

Your recommendation

Who fits your property and your circumstances, put in front of you rather than sent to anyone.

  • Shown with the comparable local evidence behind it.
  • Relevance decides the order. Nothing commercial can move it.
  • If we can't stand behind anyone, we say so instead.

Why this professional

Fit, evidence, capacity, responsiveness and follow-through, each shown on its own and never added into a single rating of a person.

  • The areas, property types and price range they said they work in.
  • Whether they currently have room, and how they prefer to be contacted.
  • Anything not yet recorded is shown as unknown, not as a poor mark.

Readiness

Where you're up to, in words — not ready yet, getting ready, ready when you are — never a score about you.

  • Answers like "just exploring" hold things where they are.
  • Timing matters as much as fit; waiting is a good answer.
  • Readiness is yours to state, never inferred from how you browse.

What's shared, and when

Your information is released a step at a time, and you can see exactly what is visible and what is held back at every point.

  • Eight clear points, from an anonymous signal through to your details.
  • One action releases the next piece, and it's always yours to take.
  • Withdrawing stops everything at once, with no follow-up.

Both sides ready at once

An introduction only happens when the professional has accepted and you have asked — two separate decisions, in the contact window each of you set.

  • Neither decision alone is enough to release your details.
  • If a professional passes, you can simply choose someone else.
  • Nobody is placed in front of you who hasn't got room right now.

What happened afterwards

Every ending is recorded as it happened, including the ones where nothing went ahead.

  • Positive, neutral and quiet endings all count as real answers.
  • Whether you'd be happy to be approached again is your call.
  • Declining is never held against you, and never chased.

Being able to check our work

Every recommendation put forward is written down with its position, whether it was held back, and the reasons in plain words.

  • No names or contact details are kept in that history.
  • Records can't be edited or deleted after the fact.
  • You can always ask why someone was recommended to you.

What we keep apart, on purpose

None of these are folded together into one number about you or about a professional.

What a buyer wants
Purpose, areas, budget, finance and timing — a buyer's own set of questions.
What a seller wants
Reason, authority to sell, timing, price expectation and condition — kept apart from buying.
How the property compares
The local evidence about the place itself, separate from the people involved.
How the professional fits
Area, property types, price range, room to take it on and how they work.
Whether you're ready
Stated in your own words, and allowed to be "not yet".
What has been shared
Released a step at a time, always visible to you.
What you've agreed to
Asked one thing at a time, nothing pre-ticked, withdrawable at any point.
Whether both sides are ready
Their acceptance and your request are two different decisions.
Who gets put forward
Relevance first, then fairness — never bought, claimed or bid for.
How it ended
Recorded honestly, including the endings that aren't a sale.

What a professional sees

Agent opportunities

A relevant opportunity arrives as an anonymous summary. It is accepted or declined on that alone — never bought, claimed or bid for.

Matching evidence

The comparable campaigns and reasoning behind the recommendation, so a professional can judge whether they are genuinely the right fit.

Capacity and availability

Service areas, property types, price range, current load, contact windows and the ability to pause. Capacity is kept separate from track record.

Outcomes

What actually happened, including respectful exits, feeding back into future relevance, readiness and allocation — never into lead volume targets.

The words we use

Nobody here is bought, claimed or sold. These are the only terms this product uses to describe what happens between a homeowner and a professional.

  • request
  • homeowner
  • professional
  • recommendation
  • relevant opportunity
  • introduction
  • permission
  • readiness
  • evidence
  • capacity
  • respectful follow-up
  • outcome

What we hold ourselves to

Relevance

We recommend professionals because they are genuinely appropriate for your property and circumstances — never because of a commercial arrangement.

Permission

Your information is not shared merely because a form was submitted. You decide when, and with whom, an introduction happens.

Understanding

We take the time to understand your circumstances before recommending anyone.

Readiness

A good introduction needs both sides to be ready. If the timing isn't right, waiting is a perfectly good answer.

Respect

No pressure, no unwanted contact, and no repeated pursuit after you decline.

How the system behaves

  • Information is not an invitation.
  • Recommendation comes before introduction.
  • Every recommendation must have an understandable reason.
  • Never manufacture certainty.
  • AI handles coordination; humans handle the relationship.
  • Respectful exits are valid outcomes.
  • Do not optimise for maximum extraction.
  • Customer and provider outcomes matter more than lead volume.

Outcomes that are perfectly fine

We didn't find a professional we can genuinely recommend for this property right now. That's a real answer, not a failure — nothing has been shared, and you're welcome to come back when circumstances change.

Not ready yet. Timing matters as much as fit, so this stays as an understanding rather than an introduction.

Declined — no further contact. A respectful exit is a valid outcome and is recorded as one.

This is a model-based estimate from the evidence shown, not a prediction. A match is a considered recommendation for your consideration — it doesn't guarantee a listing, a sale or any particular result.

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