Landlord services (editorial)
Landlord services compared: the firms a landlord hires
Accountants, associations, eviction solicitors, company formation, conveyancers and boiler cover; EPC improvement, void utilities, damp sensors and furniture packs; and the forums and podcasts landlords use. Each with what it publishes, read on 24 October 2026, and the company behind it. Listed A to Z on each page and never ranked.
- Reviewed
- Guides
- 11
- Listed
- 57, never ranked
In front of every guide here
LetCompliance runs the let beside all of them
Landlord software that runs the whole let in one account: adverts and applications, the tenancy and its signatures, rent and Direct Debit, arrears and the Section 8 notice, repairs, deposits, certificates and Making Tax Digital for UK property income. It is the publisher of these guides, not one of the firms compared, and is not ranked against them.
From £7.99 a month for one property.
These guides compare the firms landlords hire on what each one publishes: its fee, read on 24 October 2026, its regulator and its company record. None is ranked. Beside every one of them, LetCompliance runs the let itself, from the advert to the rent, the notices and the tax figures. From £7.99 a month for one property.
The guides
Every guide, firm by firm
Each guide sets LetCompliance out first, as the publisher’s own software, then lists the firms A to Z with what each one publishes.
Accountants for landlords UK 2026
Published fees from seven UK accountants for landlords, read on 24 Oct 2026, with each firm’s company record and stated qualifications, and a read-only link for yours.
7 listed, A to Z
Read guideLandlord associations UK 2026
NRLA, the Guild, iHowz, the BLA, Eastern Landlords Association and EMPO: membership fees and what each includes, read on their own sites on 24 Oct 2026.
6 listed, A to Z
Read guideEviction specialists and landlord solicitors UK 2026
Fixed fees for Section 8 notices, possession claims and bailiffs from six firms, read 24 Oct 2026, with the GOV.UK court fees and each firm’s regulator.
6 listed, A to Z
Read guideSPV limited company formation for landlords UK 2026
Setting up a buy-to-let company: the £100 Companies House fee, identity checks, SIC codes and seven providers’ published prices, read on 24 Oct 2026.
7 listed, A to Z
Read guideBuy-to-let conveyancers UK 2026
Buy-to-let conveyancing fees and supplements for tenants in place and company buyers from six SRA and CLC regulated firms, read 24 Oct 2026.
6 listed, A to Z
Read guideEPC improvement providers for landlords UK 2026
Heat pump installers and a retrofit firm priced from their own sites, the grants a landlord can get as GOV.UK states them, and the EPC C plan, read 24 Oct 2026.
6 listed, A to Z
Read guideVoid utility management for landlords UK 2026
British Gas VoidCare, Just Move In, Helpthemove, Homebox and Please Connect Me: void credits from their own sites, read 24 Oct 2026, and council tax on an empty let.
5 listed, A to Z
Read guideDamp and mould sensors for landlords UK 2026
Damp and humidity sensors from £16.99 and monitoring from £15 a month plus VAT, priced on each maker’s site on 24 Oct 2026, and where Awaab’s Law stands for private lets.
6 listed, A to Z
Read guideFurniture packages for landlords UK 2026
HMO and whole-flat furniture packs priced from each supplier’s own site on 24 Oct 2026, the 1988 fire safety rules, and what HMRC allows when you replace an item.
4 listed, A to Z
Read guideLandlord forums, podcasts and newsletters UK 2026
Property Tribes, LandlordZONE, the MSE board, Landlord Law, the NRLA podcast and GOV.UK’s own email alerts: where UK landlords ask, listen and read, 24 Oct 2026.
8 listed, A to Z
Read guideLandlord boiler cover UK 2026
Which part of landlord boiler cover is insurance and which is a service, four providers’ published terms read 24 Oct 2026, and the gas safety duty that stays yours.
4 listed, A to Z
Read guideMethod
How these guides are made
Published fees only, dated
Every fee is the firm’s own published one, read on its own site on 24 October 2026, with VAT as its page states it. A fee a firm does not publish is marked as not published.
The register behind each firm
Each firm’s regulator as the SRA, CLC or FCA register shows it, or its qualifications as it states them, and the company behind it on Companies House.
Listed A to Z, never ranked
No firm is ranked or given an award. Nothing was bought or tried: these are desk comparisons of published pages and public registers.
LetCompliance set apart
LetCompliance publishes the guides and is landlord software. It stands first on each page, labelled as the publisher’s own product, and is never compared with the firms.
FAQs
About these guides
Are the firms in these guides ranked?
No. Each guide lists its firms A to Z with what each publishes: its fee, the day it was read, its regulator and its company. LetCompliance publishes the guides and is set out first on each page as the publisher’s own software, not as one of the firms.
How old are the fees?
Every fee was read on the firm’s own site on 24 October 2026, and each guide gives that date beside its table. Fees and offers change, so confirm the fee in writing before you instruct anyone.
Does LetCompliance earn money from these firms?
No link in these guides pays LetCompliance a fee: each goes to the page that was read for the fees, or to a register. Where a link on the site does pay a referral fee, it is marked Sponsored.
Is LetCompliance an accountant or a law firm?
No. LetCompliance is landlord software that runs the let: lettings, tenancies, rent and Direct Debit, arrears and notices, repairs, deposits, certificates and Making Tax Digital for UK property income. It gives no tax or legal advice, and works beside whichever firm you hire.
What does LetCompliance cost?
Plans are one price for each size of portfolio, never a charge per property, a month: £7.99 for 1 property, £14.99 for up to 3, £19 for up to 10, £29 for up to 20 and £49 for any number. Every new landlord account starts with a 3-day trial and no card.
