Built for Operations Managers

Office space, without 17 broker callbacks.

You're the one who has to find it, compare it, negotiate it, present it to leadership, and then own the renewal cycle in three years. You don't have time for a 30-minute discovery call from a broker who earns 10% of whatever you sign.

15,000+ buildings No broker Zero fees

Broker process. Operations timeline.

The standard office search is built around broker incentives — not yours.

Direct to operator. Process-friendly. Zero fee.

Seek is built for operations and procurement teams who need speed, transparency, and a paper trail — not a broker relationship.

Live pricing, always current

Operators update their listings directly. No stale CRM snapshots, no "that space just went" conversations with your broker. What you see is what's actually available — and what it actually costs.

Instant availability

Filter by location, desk count, move-in date, and amenity requirements. Operators who can actually deliver respond directly. No callback relay, no waiting for a broker to check their inventory.

Exportable shortlists for leadership

When you find spaces that work, you can share them as a structured shortlist — price, location, spec, term. Built for the CFO presentation or the finance sign-off process, not just for your own reference.

No fee on your deal

Operators pay Seek a flat £125/month subscription. There is no commission on deals, no percentage of rent, nothing that changes based on what you sign. The price you see is the price the operator charges. Nothing added.

What a broker actually costs on a lease.

Here's what that 10% fee looks like on typical office searches for a 20–50 person company.

£50K/year lease — 3-year term
£50,000 × 10% × 3 years  =  £15,000 to the broker

That's your next fit-out budget. Or the IT refresh the team has been asking for. Or 2 months of a new hire's salary.

£75K/year lease — typical London mid-size office
£75,000 × 10% = £7,500 in year one
£7,500 × 5 years  =  £37,500 over a standard lease term
£100K/year lease — London Grade A
£100,000 × 10%  =  £10,000 to the broker
On a 5-year term  =  £50,000

The broker earned £50,000 before you'd moved in for the first time. On that same deal with Seek: £0 in broker fees. Operators pay Seek a flat £125/month.

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Traditional broker vs Seek — what's actually different

Feature Seek Traditional broker
Time to first shortlist 60-sec quiz → operator proposals within hours 1–3 weeks (discovery call, requirements doc, shortlist, viewings)
Parties involved You + operator You + broker + landlord's agent + your agent (if you hire one)
Broker fee £0 10% of annual rent (often £5,000–£15,000 on a typical deal)
Pricing transparency Live, operator-published pricing Broker-sourced — margin unknown until late in process
Audit trail Direct operator correspondence, exported shortlists Broker email chain, verbal agreements, CRM notes you don't own
Renewal management Operators work to retain tenants — no renewal fee to a broker Broker earns a fee at renewal — incentive to keep you uncertain about your options
Headcount flexibility Operators experienced with growth companies; short-term and expansion options available Requires new negotiation when team size changes
Internal approval process Exportable shortlist with live pricing for CFO/finance sign-off Broker produces a shortlist on their timeline, not yours

18 years on the other side.

18 years commercial real estate experience
£0 broker fees on your deal
£125/mo flat operator subscription — no commission

"We built Seek because we spent years on the other side of broker deals — first as landlords, then as operators. We know exactly what a broker adds to a transaction, and for operations teams who are running the procurement process professionally, the answer is: not enough to justify 10% of your annual rent. We built Seek so that the person who owns the space and the person who's looking for it can talk directly."

— Peter Dudley & Lizzy Marsh, Seek co-founders

For operations managers.

How fast can I get a shortlist?
The quiz takes 60 seconds. Operators whose spaces match your brief respond within hours — not days. Compare that to a brokered process: discovery call, requirements document, shortlist in 1–3 business days, then viewings you schedule around the broker's calendar.
What does "no broker fee" actually mean?
Operators pay Seek a flat £125/month subscription. There is no commission on deals, no percentage of rent, no arrangement fee. The price operators publish on Seek is the price you pay. Nothing added for using the platform.
How does Seek handle renewal cycles?
Seek operators work to retain tenants — their business model depends on it, not on earning a fee at renewal. You can approach renewal conversations with direct operator relationships rather than going back through a broker who earns a fee to keep the status quo.
Can I get a structured shortlist to present to leadership?
Yes. Seek's shortlist function lets you build a comparison of options with live pricing, location, spec, and terms — exportable as a document for CFO or leadership sign-off. The pricing is real, not broker-sourced.
What happens if my headcount changes mid-lease?
Seek operators are experienced with growth companies — many offer short-term options, expansion clauses, and flexible terms. State your headcount range in the brief and operators who can accommodate variability will self-select. This is structurally different from a broker who earns more on a longer, more rigid lease.
How does this work with our procurement process?
Seek is designed for the operations manager who needs to show process, document decisions, and present clear options to leadership. Direct operator contact means you own the correspondence. Live pricing means your comparison is accurate at the time of the decision — not a stale CRM snapshot from three weeks ago.

Get operator proposals in hours, not days.

Tell us your team size, location, and move-in date. Operators whose spaces match will pitch you directly — no broker, no commission.

3 minute office Finder →

No account creation required. Takes 60 seconds.

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Calculate your saving

See exactly what a broker would charge on your next office lease — and what you keep with Seek.

£60,000
Broker charges (10%)
£6,000
With Seek
£0
You keep
£6,000
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