Sign up once, then leave it with us. We post your letters every working day.
Not shared leads. Each new extension application near you is written to by one builder: you. From £19 a month.

Sample data: these are made-up applications for testing. Live planning data is being connected.
Sign up once. We post a letter to every new job, every working day. Set it up in about 2 minutes, then there's nothing else to do.
One average job won pays for over 10 years of Starter. How we work that out
Start my lettersStarter £19 for 10 letters a month. Standard £39 for 25 letters a month. No contract: cancel any time. Secure payment by Stripe.
Street names only: house numbers are never shown. With PlanPigeon, new ones like these get your letter the next working day.
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Set it up once. We do the rest.
No leads to chase, no letters to write, no trips to the post box.
Checkatrade puts a basic Velux loft conversion at about £27,500 and a dormer at about £50,000. The HomeOwners Alliance puts a standard 20m² single-storey extension at about £48,000. UK builders typically make 10–20% net profit. We've used the low end of both. These are typical figures, not a promise of work: your prices and margins are your own. The same job would pay for over 5 years of Standard (£39 a month).
Extensions start with a planning application or a lawful development certificate. Councils publish them. We turn each one near you into a letter from you, and post it.
Start my letters, from £19 a month
No contract, cancel any time · Secure payment by Stripe · Registered with the ICO · Every letter tells homeowners how to opt out
Yes. Planning applications are on a public register, and UK data protection law allows postal marketing on the basis of legitimate interests. Every letter goes to "The Owner/Occupier" (we never use the applicant's name), says where the address came from, and explains how to stop all letters like it.
New homeowner applications for extensions and garage conversions within the distance you travel. We skip developers and companies, applications that were refused or withdrawn, work already built, and paperwork on old permissions.
Not through us. Each application goes to one builder. If other firms cover the same streets, new jobs are shared out between you in turn, so everyone gets a fair share. The check above already allows for that.
The check above shows how many jobs your area had in the last 30 days. Unused letters roll over for a month, so a quiet month isn't wasted, and you can travel further or add more types of work from your account at any time. Your plan price never goes up because you're busy: extra jobs simply wait for next month's letters, or you can move to a bigger plan.
Your letters go to the newest applications first. If your area is busy enough to fill a bigger plan, we'll suggest it. Nothing extra is ever charged without you choosing it.
Pause your letters from your account whenever you like and switch them back on when you're ready.
From your account, any time. Your plan runs to the end of the month you've paid for.