No win, no fee
£690 for qualifying householder appeals — nothing upfront, and nothing at all if your appeal isn't allowed.
England's no win, no fee planning appeal specialist for homeowners.
If your planning application has been refused, Planzo helps you take the next step with a clear, homeowner-focused service. For householder appeals, our fee is £690 - and you only pay if your appeal is allowed.
No win, no fee
No upfront payment
HAS appeals only
Free case review
How it works
A clear process from refusal to appeal.
No mystery steps. You’ll know what happens, what it costs, and whether your case is worth pursuing.
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Send your case
Share your planning reference, address and refusal details online. No call required.
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Free review
We screen whether a householder appeal is realistic and whether our £690 no win, no fee route applies.
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Straight answer
If it’s a fit, you get a clear next step and pay nothing unless your appeal is allowed. If it isn’t, we’ll say so - or quote if another route makes sense.
Why choose Planzo
Why not just use an architect?
A good architect can design your extension. Very few actually specialise in winning planning appeals — most only handle a handful a year, alongside everything else they do. Appeals are all we do.
- ✓We only get paid if you win. Our £690 fee is no win, no fee — that's our incentive lined up with yours, not a sunk cost you've already paid regardless of the outcome.
- ✓Appeals are a specialism, not a side task. An architect might handle a few appeals a year. We assess householder appeals every week, and know what actually persuades an Inspector.
- ✓We use data most advisers simply don't have. We draw on Appeal Scout, an independent archive of real Planning Inspectorate decisions, to check your case against genuinely similar appeals - not general experience alone.
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Free case review by a consultant with RTPI membership. The Royal Town Planning Institute is the professional body for town planners in the UK.
England only
We handle householder appeals in England under the Planning Inspectorate process.
Straight answers
If the case isn’t worth pursuing, we’ll tell you. No pressure and no false hope.