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💷 Planning Fee Calculator

Calculate your planning application fee using the current England fee schedule. Covers all major application types with automatic fee banding and exemptions.

England fees effective 1 April 2026. Source: MHCLG — Fees for planning applications in England from 1 April 2026.

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Costs beyond the application fee

The fee above is the statutory application fee. It is set nationally and is the same in every English council. These other charges are set by each council individually — they are not part of the national fee schedule, and most applicants meet at least one of them.

We deliberately don't quote amounts for these — they are set locally and change, so any figure we stored would eventually be wrong in your budget. Look up your council's own fee schedule, or open a case and we'll link straight to it.

About this tool: Fee Calculator

Calculate planning application fees under the 2023 fee regulations — covers all application types with automatic banding, exemptions, and concession checks.

When to use it

Use before submitting any planning application. The fee depends on the type and scale of development. Get it wrong and you'll be invalidated.

Policy and guidance it draws on

Town & Country Planning (Fees) Regulations 2012 (as amended 2023)

Part of Financial Intelligence

Use these tools to understand the financial side of your project — what fees you'll pay, whether the scheme is viable, what CIL/S106 might cost, and whether your land value assumptions stack up. Essential for go/no-go decisions.

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Guidance to help you prepare — not formal planning advice. Check the current policy text and your council's local plan before relying on it.

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