SortRefer revives Sort Club for 2026

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SortRefer has relaunched Sort Club promising a fresh year of rewards on top of standard referral fees.

The programme, its exclusive loyalty scheme for brokers and intermediaries, runs from 1 January to 31 December 2026 and is open to all users of the SortRefer platform, with members automatically enrolled through a free account.

Brokers earn points as they complete conveyancing cases, progressing through a tiered structure of rewards.

There are six levels, starting at Bronze for 15 completed cases and rising through Silver at 25, Gold at 50, Diamond at 75 and Platinum at 100, before reaching Elite at 150 or more.

Each milestone unlocks progressively higher-value incentives, ranging from lifestyle vouchers and luxury hampers to fine wines, experience days, spa breaks and overnight stays, with Elite members able to earn up to £350 in vouchers.

POINTS MEAN PRIZES

Since its launch in 2021, Sort Club has rewarded more than 2,000 brokers and intermediaries. Activity reached a record level in 2025, with more than 1,000 prizes ordered during the year, and the company expects participation to grow again in 2026.

SortRefer, founded in 2009, provides brokers with an award-winning portal offering conveyancing and ancillary services designed to support the home-moving process.

RECORD ENGAGEMENT

Kevin Tunnicliffe (main picture, inset), chief executive of SortRefer, said: “Sort Club has become a key part of how we recognise and reward the loyalty of our broker and intermediary partners.

“The continued growth of the scheme, and the record levels of engagement we’ve seen over the past year, highlight just how valuable it has become to our clients.”

ADDED VALUE

And he added: “As we move into 2026, we remain focused on delivering a platform that not only supports brokers through the conveyancing process, but also genuinely rewards them for choosing SortRefer.

“Sort Club reinforces our long-term commitment to partnership, performance and delivering added value at every stage of the home-moving journey.

“We look forward to another successful year of rewarding and supporting our valued partners.”

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