Go independent with the software and the client work in place.
Instrukt is building a network of independent property solicitors. Members run their practice on our platform and receive commercial lease enquiries from clients we find.
Opening to members soon. Nothing is charged until you join.
The software
One platform for running a property practice, built around how property solicitors actually work.
Matters, deadlines and checklists
Conveyancing and commercial lease workflows with completion, SDLT and search deadlines tracked for you.
Client accounting built for the SRA Accounts Rules
Double-entry client and office ledgers, with reconciliation built in rather than bolted on.
AI-assisted lease review
A clause-by-clause first pass on a draft lease, flagged by risk, for you to check and send.
Onboarding and compliance
Identity and AML checks, source of funds and engagement letters, in the same place as the matter.
The work
The hardest part of going independent is the first clients. We find them through search, and introduce them to members.
Enquiries from clients we find
Businesses looking for a commercial lease review, matched to you by location and the work you do.
You act for the client directly
Your terms, your client care letter, your fee. We're the introducer, never a party to the retainer.
Transparent introduction fees
Any fee for an introduction is agreed in writing and disclosed to the client, as the SRA Code requires.
Guides
Checked against the SRA’s own rules and fee schedules.
How to start a law firm in England and Wales
The steps to set up your own law firm: choosing a structure, SRA authorisation, indemnity insurance, compliance officers, client money and your first clients.
How much does it cost to start a law firm in the UK?
What it costs to set up a law firm in England and Wales in 2026: SRA fees, practising certificate, indemnity insurance, client account costs and running costs.
Register interest
We'll email you when membership opens, with the terms in full. Registering doesn't commit you to anything.