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UK mortgage lenders compared, against the whole market

Every lender can show you its own deals. Only a view of the whole market tells you whether they are any good. Here is how UK mortgage lenders’ published rates compare at every loan to value band, from Theo’s daily data.

3D glass columns, for UK mortgage lenders compared

Quick answer

Mortgage lenders price each loan to value band separately, and the gap between them can be large. On Theo’s data, the published product transfer rates for a 2 year fix at 75% range from below the best open market rate to over a quarter of a point above it, before fees.

Your lender can only show you its own deals. Theo compares them with the whole market for your band, every day, with the fees and your lender’s standard variable rate beside them.

Average 2 year fix 
Average 5 year fix 
Bank Rate 
Lenders40+ in the data
Bands60% to 95%
UpdatedEvery morning

Updated today

Lenders compared
40+
Published rates
LTV bands
8
60% to 95%
Updated
Daily
From mortgage sourcing
Affiliated with
None
Theo is independent
Lenders compared
40+
Published rates
LTV bands
8
60% to 95%
Updated
Daily
From mortgage sourcing
Affiliated with
None
Theo is independent

Your lender, or the whole market?

  • LenderShows only its own deals.
  • TheoShows where they sit in the market.
  • YouKnow if your offer is a good one.
Mortgage lenders compared in Theo: every published deal for your band, sorted by rate, fee or total cost
Example screen from the Theo app, October 2026.

Mortgage lenders compared, in the app

Theo’s market comparison lists every lender’s deal for your band, sorted by rate, fee or total cost, and alerts you when one beats yours.

Product transfers

The product transfer rates here are what each lender publishes through mortgage sourcing. Your own offer depends on your circumstances, so log in to see yours, then compare it with the market.

A guideNot an offer

With Halifax?

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How to read the mortgage lenders table

What each column means.
ColumnWhat it shows
Product transferThe rate the lender publishes for existing customers at that band
New customersThe lender’s best rate for someone remortgaging to it
FeeThe fee on that deal
Against the marketHow far the rate sits from the best on the whole market

Why the whole market matters

A lender comparing itself with itself always looks reasonable. The best rate on the market for your band is the yardstick.

  • Step 1Log in to your lender and see your offer.
  • Step 2Find your band in the table here.
  • Step 3See how far your offer is from the best.
  • Step 4Let Theo watch it daily, and alert you when it moves.

Mortgage lenders compared at your band

Choose a fix length and loan to value band. Cheapest first.

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How mortgage lenders set their rates

Lenders price each loan to value band separately, from 60% up to 95%, and reprice often, in response to swap rates, Bank Rate and each other. The same lender can be among the cheapest at 60% and among the dearest at 90%. That is why a comparison only means something at your own band. See loan to value explained.

Product transfers and existing customers

When your fixed rate ends, your lender will usually offer you a product transfer: a new deal with no legal work and often no fee. It is convenient, and sometimes the best option. But your lender is not comparing its offer with the rest of the market, so the only way to know is to check. See product transfer or remortgage?

Asking your lender, or checking with Theo

When you log in to your lender, you see your lender’s deals. That is all it can show you. Theo shows where those deals sit in the whole market: the best rate any lender is publishing for your loan to value band today, the fees beside every rate, and the standard variable rate you would roll onto if you did nothing. Your lender tells you what it will offer. Theo tells you whether it is a good offer.

Theo is information, not advice, and it is not affiliated with any lender. When you are ready to act, an FCA-authorised adviser can check your options across the market.

Rates and fees together

A low rate with a big fee can cost more than a slightly higher rate with no fee, especially on a smaller loan. Every rate in the table has its fee beside it. Theo’s market comparison in the app can sort by total cost over the deal, so the fee is always counted.

Where the figures come from

Theo checks rates from 100+ UK lenders every morning through mortgage sourcing data, for residential mortgages at every loan to value band. Rates change, deals can be withdrawn at short notice and lenders apply their own criteria, so the figures are a guide, not an offer. Theo is not affiliated with any lender shown.

Common questions

Which UK mortgage lender has the best rates?
It depends on your loan to value band and fix length, and it changes often. The table here shows each lender’s published rate at your band against the best on the whole market, from Theo’s daily data.
Should I take my lender’s product transfer?
Sometimes it is the best option, as it is quick and often has no fee. But your lender only shows its own deals. Compare your offer with the best rate on the market for your band before you accept.
Are product transfer rates the same for everyone?
Not always. Lenders publish product transfer rates through mortgage sourcing, but your own offer depends on your circumstances. Log in to your lender to see yours.
How often do mortgage lenders change their rates?
Often, sometimes several times a week, in response to swap rates, Bank Rate and competition. Theo checks every morning.
Is Theo linked to any mortgage lender?
No. Theo is independent and not affiliated with any lender shown. It provides information, not advice.

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Written by Jason Foord, CeMAP-qualified mortgage adviser and founder of Theo. Updated 16 October 2026. Live figures on this page update automatically.

Theo App Ltd is not authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority and does not give mortgage advice. This page is information only and is not a recommendation. Lender names belong to their owners. Theo is not affiliated with any lender. Rates are a guide from mortgage sourcing data, not offers. Not advice. Speak to an FCA-authorised mortgage adviser about your own circumstances.

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