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What Is in a Move iQ Report? Check the Selected Bundle

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Quick answer

Move iQ's Sprift-hosted consumer page offers Key Facts Property at £14.99, Key Facts Property & Local at £19.99 and Full Spencer at £24.99. The selected bundle determines the advertised property and local-information contents. Read its current checklist and sample rather than assuming the entry price buys the fullest report.

Three names, three prices

The public checkout distinguishes a property-only Key Facts product, a Property & Local product and the Full Spencer bundle. These are the currently listed £14.99, £19.99 and £24.99 options. The headline entry price should not be combined with the top bundle's checklist in a comparison.

Move iQ describes its report service as powered through Sprift. This consumer route is separate from the professional platform sold on Sprift's main site. A direct consumer report should therefore be compared with other one-off reports, not with an assumed professional subscription.

Read the live checklist and sample for the actual address

Move iQ's public explanation describes property and local information and links report examples. Use those primary pages to see the current full checklist, then check the selected option at checkout. We have not purchased a report and do not reproduce a guaranteed per-address feature list that we cannot validate.

Public datasets differ in coverage and freshness. A missing topic on a marketing summary is not proof it can never appear in the paid output; a topic listed in a sample is not proof that every property has a matching record. Record those uncertainties when comparing providers.

What a consumer report does not decide for you

A collection of property facts does not inspect the building or settle the legal implications of a record. Ask a surveyor about visible and hidden defects and your conveyancer about the searches and documents needed for the transaction. Do not treat the number of sections as a substitute for the required professional work.

Available public records assembled for one property and reviewed by a person, with findings and coverage gaps emailed to the buyer. Sources and location resolution vary by topic and nation. This is screening, not a building inspection, formal valuation, legal opinion or official conveyancing search.

How this guide was prepared

HouseCheckup publishes this guide and sells one of the services discussed. Entries are ordered to explain different buying uses, not by an independently measured quality score. Prices and stated contents were checked against the linked public offers on 5 September 2026; we did not purchase every competing report or test its accuracy. Confirm the selected product, VAT, access limits and renewal terms before paying.

Verdict

Use the chosen bundle's current checklist and sample as the contents reference. We can verify the public consumer prices and purchase path; we cannot certify paid output or claim every address receives every advertised record.

Review the report for your chosen home

Complete (£24.99) brings available source records, flags and questions into a human-checked report. Some sources describe a postcode or wider area; coverage and resolution are stated. Review the contents before paying, and take inspection and legal questions to your surveyor and conveyancer.

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£24.99 one-off · no subscription · Human-checked and emailed to you. See a sample report · Review report options and coverage

Frequently asked questions

The Sprift-hosted page lists Key Facts Property at £14.99. Property & Local is £19.99 and Full Spencer is £24.99, checked 5 September 2026.
A consumer information report should not be assumed to satisfy the physical inspection or named legal searches needed for the purchase. Confirm those requirements with your surveyor and conveyancer.

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