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Somo Launches Free Valuations Promotion for October 2025

  • Writer: Emily Jackson
    Emily Jackson
  • Oct 1, 2025
  • 2 min read
Free Vals Somo

Somo, the award-winning bridging lender, has announced a Free Valuations promotion running throughout October 2025, offering brokers and borrowers the opportunity to save up to £5,000 on valuation fees.


The promotion, which runs from Wednesday 1st to Thursday 31st October, allows brokers to 'lock-in' deals with Somo and receive 100% off valuation fees - an upgrade from August’s popular 90%-off offer.


'Lock-in' a deal with Somo between Wednesday 1st – Thursday 31st October for Free Valuation Fees.

Following the success of last year's Free Valuation promotion, which saw a 54% increase in deals, Somo expects to exceed that performance in 2025. The lender has positioned the offer as a straightforward value proposition for brokers and borrowers alike – no gimmicks, no catches, just free valuations.


Jade Keval, Sales Director at Somo, commented:

"Last year, our free valuations promotion was a huge hit with brokers, enabling deals to be closed and giving borrowers substantial savings on a cost they can't avoid. This October, we're bringing it back at 100% off – completely free.
With up to £5,000 in valuation fees covered, we're expecting another exceptional response and aiming to surpass last year's 54% increase in deals. This promotion reinforces our commitment to finding ways to say 'yes' to loans while delivering real value to our broker partners and their clients."

The October promotion follows Somo's rate cuts across its first and second charge product range, further strengthening its competitive position in the bridging finance market.


Terms and Conditions apply.



Don't miss out on free valuations this October.


Contact the Somo team today to lock in your deal and save up to £5,000 on valuation fees.

📞 0161 312 5656

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Company Information: Somo is a trading style of SM1 Capital & Security limited, a company registered in England with registration no.12713865, registered with the Information Commissioner’s Office with registration number ZB803361, registered with the FCA for anti-money laundering with registration number 1012061. Registered Office: St Johns House, Barrington Road, Altrincham, Manchester WA14 1JY. The Somo business is unregulated for both borrowers and investors.

Investors: Somo loans are secured over property (“the security”) and the security is held on trust for you as investors. The loans that you make are not regulated by the FCA . Your loans are not protected by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) and you may not have any rights with the Financial Ombudsman Service. All your capital and uncredited interest is at risk. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results. There are many risks involved in lending, and you should seek independent financial advice from an advisor familiar with high-risk investments if you are not sure about the risks. Don’t invest unless you’re prepared to lose all the money you invest. This is a high-risk investment, and you are unlikely to be protected if something goes wrong. Once you have lent, you are committed for the full term and subject to the Global Lender Provisions for loan extensions. Your loan interest and/or capital repayment may take longer than you expect. A capital loss is recognised after all reasonable avenues of loan recovery have been exhausted. Property values may go up or down. You may be able to sell your loan back to the firm, if there are other willing lenders to take your place. You should not rely on the ability to re-sell the loan and you may have to sell it at a discount if you need liquidity quickly. If you are unsure about any of the information contained in this website, then please read our FAQs, RISKs, and T&Cs. Tax treatment of any of the loans will depend on the individual circumstances of each lender and may be subject to change in the future. You are liable for your own tax and may wish to consult with a tax/legal adviser for specific advice. Terms apply.

Borrowers: Any property used as security is at risk of repossession if you do not keep up with your payments. Somo’s bridging loans are unregulated. If you are unsure about any aspect of the information provided by the company, you should seek advice from an independent financial adviser familiar with bridging loans. Terms apply.

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