Yopa is an award-winning estate agency that provides a full service for a fair fixed fee. We’re backed by some of the biggest names in the property industry, and since our establishment in 2015, we’ve become one of the largest estate agencies in the UK.
Our customers get the same end-to-end service they would from a high street agency, with the added benefit of simple, useful technology that helps them see every step of their sale as it happens. Our service includes dedicated local estate agents, evening and weekend opening hours, help with everything from mortgages to conveyancing.
Helping customers have a smooth move during a potentially stressful life event is at the centre of everything we do. That’s why we’re looking for passionate people, from estate agents to customer care specialists, programmers to property experts, to help us make the world of estate agency a better place.
Working with Yopa
Our estate agents have complete control over their own diaries, working when and how they want, making it easy to fit work around family life and other commitments. As an agent you’ll own your business and be in charge of your own postcodes, but you’ll never be alone thanks to support from the Yopa team and regular meetings with other agents in your region. There’s no earning cap either, so your potential for success is unlimited.
Our non-agent/office-based roles offer the opportunity for growth and development at every level, whether you work in customer service, property advice, product development, marketing, or in another of our specialist departments. We’re passionate about helping you be the best in your role, from providing ongoing training to running a company-wide reward and recognition programme. We’ve been proud of our positive work culture from day one, and in 2017 Yopa was named one of LinkedIn’s top startup companies to work for.
If you’re looking for your next opportunity with a young and ambitious company, we’d love to chat. Get in touch today!
Our customers get the same end-to-end service they would from a high street agency, with the added benefit of simple, useful technology that helps them see every step of their sale as it happens. Our service includes dedicated local estate agents, evening and weekend opening hours, help with everything from mortgages to conveyancing.
Helping customers have a smooth move during a potentially stressful life event is at the centre of everything we do. That’s why we’re looking for passionate people, from estate agents to customer care specialists, programmers to property experts, to help us make the world of estate agency a better place.
Working with Yopa
Our estate agents have complete control over their own diaries, working when and how they want, making it easy to fit work around family life and other commitments. As an agent you’ll own your business and be in charge of your own postcodes, but you’ll never be alone thanks to support from the Yopa team and regular meetings with other agents in your region. There’s no earning cap either, so your potential for success is unlimited.
Our non-agent/office-based roles offer the opportunity for growth and development at every level, whether you work in customer service, property advice, product development, marketing, or in another of our specialist departments. We’re passionate about helping you be the best in your role, from providing ongoing training to running a company-wide reward and recognition programme. We’ve been proud of our positive work culture from day one, and in 2017 Yopa was named one of LinkedIn’s top startup companies to work for.
If you’re looking for your next opportunity with a young and ambitious company, we’d love to chat. Get in touch today!
Location: United Kingdom, England, London
Employees: 51-200
Phone: +44 333 305 0202
Total raised: $45.38M
Founded date: 2015
Funding Rounds 2
| Date | Series | Amount | Investors |
| 31.08.2018 | - | $25.92M | - |
| 17.05.2017 | Series B | $19.46M | - |
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