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No school ties or commission. Pay per question, not a retainer.

Independent advice · no retainer

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“Which of my two offers is the better fit?”
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Advice with strings attached

Traditional consultants cost thousands and may have school ties. Chat groups are anonymous and often out of date.

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What's different

01

Independent

No school affiliation, commission or sponsorship. Paid the same whatever they advise.

No commission

02

Pay per question

See the price before you book. No retainer.

No retainer

03

Briefed in advance

With your consent, they start from your shortlist, profile and tracker.

Context from your account

Benefits

What you get

Clear advice on a big decision

Pay only for the question you have

No school paying for the recommendation

Price shown before you book

Steps

How it works

01

Tell us the question

A shortlist, an appeal, competing offers or timing a move.

02

See the price and book

One question or a longer engagement.

03

Decide

Talk it through and leave with a clear next step.

Who it's for

Parents facing one big admissions decision who want independent advice without a retainer.

FAQ

Common questions

How much does it cost? Is it a big retainer?

No retainer. You pay per question or engagement and see the price before booking.

Are the consultants really independent?

Yes. No school affiliation, referral commission or sponsorship. Houseroom pays them the same whatever they recommend.

What can I get help with?

Shortlists, competing offers, appeals, in-year moves and whether a school is a realistic target.

Does the consultant see my profile and shortlist?

Only with your consent. It saves time on background you've already entered.

How soon can I speak to someone?

You book on demand, subject to advisor availability.

Isn't the free AI advisor enough?

For research and general questions, often yes. Book a consultant when getting it wrong would be costly.

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