Landlord software pricing. Plans from £7.99 a month.

Sign up and you get 3 days of the premium tools, with no card and no limit on properties, so you can bring in every one you let. A few are paid-only from day one: Making Tax Digital, the SA105 Tax Pack, the Section 24 calculator, the Section 8 and Section 13 notices, the possession tracker and the evidence pack. When the 3 days are up, one property stays open on the free plan unless you choose a plan. Any others are kept exactly as they are, locked until a plan covers them: nothing is deleted, and you can download or delete them at any time. As no card is taken, nothing is ever charged without you choosing it.

No VAT, no setup fee and no per-property add-ons. The price you see is the price you pay: LetCompliance isn't VAT-registered, so nothing is added at checkout. Many landlord tools quote prices before VAT, so a £15 + VAT plan is really £18, and as residential rent is exempt from VAT, most landlords can't claim it back. Landlord plans are priced by portfolio size, never per property, and agency plans by portfolio size too, each with unlimited seats. The only extras from LetCompliance are services you choose to book, each paid when you order it: tenant referencing, the Tenant Risk Report (from £79) and property photography (from £79). LetCompliance takes no commission on your rent. Stripe charges 1% of each Direct Debit payment with a 20p minimum and a £4 cap, and £5 for a disputed payment. On a £1,200 monthly rent 1% would be £12 a payment, so the fee is the £4 cap.

Yes, any time, from the Billing page. A change happens straight away: moving up charges the difference for the rest of the period you've paid for, and moving down leaves the unused part as credit against your next payments, so you never lose time you've already paid for.

Yes. The import page takes a CSV with address, postcode, tenant name, rent and certificate dates, and the column matcher is forgiving. Upload the sheet again later to update the properties already there: a blank cell changes nothing, and you see every change before it is saved. Moving from Property Hawk, Arthur, Landlord Vision or your own sheet? On a paid plan you can email that tool’s export or your sheet to hello@letcompliance.com instead, and LetCompliance imports the properties and tenants for you, included in the plan. See how the import works, step by step, or download the sample file: made-up rows under every column of the template.

Yes. With a let-only agent, the agent finds the tenant and you run the rest in LetCompliance: the rent, the certificate dates, the repairs and your Making Tax Digital updates. If the agent collects the rent or manages the property, the records sit in the agent’s system, not in yours. LetCompliance keeps your own copy, with the documents and the certificate dates. From each statement the agent sends, you enter the full rent, the agent’s fee and each cost the agent paid from the rent, ready for your quarterly updates. The copy stays yours if you change agent. If you leave full management, the same account runs the advert, the tenancy and the rent from then on.

Yes. An agency with a team or client money belongs on an agency plan: Agency Mini £24 a month for up to 5 properties, Agency Starter £39 for up to 20, Agency Growth £79 for up to 50, Agency Plus £99 for up to 100 and Agency £129 for unlimited properties, and on each a year costs the same as ten months paid monthly. Every agency plan has every agency tool and unlimited seats and branches; only the number of properties and the storage differ. That means per-branch permissions and a branch-vs-branch breakdown, the full lettings, rent, repairs and Renters' Rights Act toolkit with the certificates alongside, role-based access, landlord-client onboarding, landlord statements, commission and a per-landlord balance report, and every agency workspace starts with a 14-day trial.

Plans are paid by credit or debit card through Stripe.

Yes. Flip the Monthly / Yearly switch above, or choose it at checkout. Single is £63.92 a year, Solo £119.92, Portfolio £152, Portfolio Plus £232, Professional £392 and the agency plans £240 (Agency Mini), £390 (Agency Starter), £790 (Agency Growth), £990 (Agency Plus) and £1,290 (Agency). On every landlord plan a year costs the same as eight months paid monthly, and on every agency plan the same as ten.

Nothing you've added is removed. When you reach your plan's limit, LetCompliance tells you, and adding another takes you to Billing to move up. The upgrade is instant, so you can carry straight on.

No. The application link, the tenant portal, e-signing and the job link a contractor quotes through are all free for them, with no account to create. Only you pay.

On any plan, Settings gives your accountant a read-only link to your tax figures, ledger and receipts, with no account for them to create, and you can export your records as PDF and CSV. Professional also includes up to three read-only team seats, each with their own login: an accountant, or a partner who wants to see the portfolio. Nobody on a seat can change anything. If colleagues need to work in it with you, or a landlord client should see their own properties, an agency plan adds a shared workspace with unlimited seats and a Viewer role. Inside an agency workspace there is no Making Tax Digital and no accountant link: those stay with a landlord account. Direct Debit rent there goes to the agency’s own Stripe account, set up in Agency settings: Direct Debits set up on your own account are cancelled and each tenant is told, and new requests come from the agency’s account.

Yes, one way, on every paid landlord plan (not the free plan or the trial). In Settings, Integrations, connect your own Xero organisation, then choose the properties, the income account for rent and the date to send rent due from. Each rent charge from that date goes to Xero as a sales invoice, to a contact for each tenant. Choose a Xero bank account as well, and each payment you record in LetCompliance on rent without VAT is added to its invoice there. Rent goes every hour, or at once with Send now. Only rent is sent: no expenses or bills, and nothing is read back from Xero. Xero is connected from your own landlord account, not from an agency workspace. Rent that carries VAT, on a commercial unit recorded as opted to tax, goes to Xero once it is paid in one payment, dated the day it was paid, or once a VAT invoice is issued for it in LetCompliance, dated its tax point; rent with VAT paid in parts, with no VAT invoice issued for it in LetCompliance, is not sent. Payments on rent that carries VAT are not sent.

Yes. Every paid plan includes the PDF compliance pack: one dated download that merges a summary, compliance table, optional score snapshots from past exports, and your uploaded certificates (within fair size limits). It is built for council-style evidence requests and BTL lender pack enquiries. Always check each page against your originals; it is not legal advice. Every paid plan also includes the Tax and HMRC toolkit (SA105 Tax Pack, Section 24 calculator and mileage log), and LetCompliance sends your Making Tax Digital quarterly updates for UK property income to HMRC. It can also send your tax return when UK property is the only income you need to add yourself; if your return needs savings interest, dividends or self-employment income, finalise the year with software that can add it, or with your accountant.

Yes. The free plan is £0 for one property, with no card to enter. It keeps rent tracked on the tenancy with receipts, the tenant portal with repairs, your documents, the certificate dates with email reminders, the 0 to 100 compliance score, one new tenancy agreement a month and 5 AI advisor questions a month. Making Tax Digital, Direct Debit collection, the rent page, e-signing, adverts with viewings, Section 8 notices, Section 13 rent increases and most other paid tools need Single, £7.99 a month for the same property. New accounts start with 3 days of the premium tools, then settle onto the free plan if you don't pick one. A second property and beyond starts on Solo, £14.99 a month for up to three.

Only if you want the rest of the let or Making Tax Digital. Single is £7.99 a month, or £63.92 a year, for one property: adverts that take applications, viewings, rent by Direct Debit, e-signing, the Section 8 and 13 notices, the SA105 pack and Making Tax Digital. The free plan covers that same property with rent tracked on the tenancy, the tenant portal and certificate reminders.

Yes, from the Billing page, and there's no fee for leaving. If you cancel a landlord plan within 14 days of buying it, you pay only for the time you've used: the plan ends and the rest of the payment goes back to your card. After that, and on the Agency plan, cancelling stops the next renewal and you keep the plan until the end of the period you've paid for, with no refund for that period, monthly or yearly.

Nothing's deleted. Your account drops to the free plan: one property stays open, and any others are kept exactly as they are but locked until you choose a plan again, with their data downloadable at any time. So you can pick up again whenever you like. If you'd rather it was all gone, delete the account yourself in Settings and it's removed there and then, apart from the billing records the law says have to be kept. Agency workspaces are deleted through support instead, so nobody else's data goes with yours.

Yes: give a month, get a month. Every account has a personal referral link on the Refer & earn page. Anyone who signs up through it gets a 30-day trial instead of the usual 3, and when they start a paid plan you get one month of your own plan free, credited automatically against your next invoice. There is no cap on how many months you can earn, and it works on every plan including the free tier.