Really useful platform for managing…
Really useful platform for managing properties and tenants. Support has been great too
6 June 2026
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LetCompliance is all-in-one software for UK landlords and letting agents — built to run a rental from one login, from advertising a property to filing the tax return. Instead of juggling a spreadsheet, a separate compliance tracker, an accounting tool and a letting agent, LetCompliance brings the whole rental lifecycle together: advertise your property and take applications, reference tenants and complete Right to Rent, convert an approved applicant into a live tenancy, then collect rent, chase arrears automatically and issue PDF receipts. A 0–100 compliance score tracks every statutory duty — Gas Safety (CP12), EICR, EPC, deposit protection, Right to Rent and fire safety — with email and SMS reminders before each deadline, so nothing slips. We're built specifically for the way UK tenancies work, including the Renters' Rights Act 2025: Section 8 and Section 13 notice tools, the information sheet, pet-request tracking and periodic-tenancy changes. At year end, an SA105-ready tax export with Section 24 and MTD support saves hours on Self Assessment, and a free passwordless tenant portal keeps landlords and tenants in sync. Designed and supported in the UK, for portfolios from a single flat to agency branch scale. Plans start at £14.99/month with a 14-day free trial and no card required to start.
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United Kingdom
- letcomplianceuk@gmail.com
- letcompliance.com
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Been using Let Compliance for a while…
Been using Let Compliance for a while now and it’s made managing my properties much easier. Everything is in one place, it’s straightforward to use, and it saves me a lot of time. The team is always helpful if I need anything and they’re constantly adding useful features. Definitely good value for money!
1 May 2026
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We’ve found the platform very easy to…
We’ve found the platform very easy to use for managing properties, finances and tenant communication. It offers great value for money, and the customer service has been excellent whenever we’ve needed assistance. A reliable and well-designed system.
28 May 2026
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Very easy to use platform with a clean…
Very easy to use platform with a clean and simple interface. The tenant portal and adverts section work smoothly and make managing everything straightforward. Navigation is intuitive and everything feels well organised. Overall, a reliable and user-friendly system that makes day-to-day management much easier.
2 June 2026
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