A tenant portal gives each tenant one place to see the rent, report a repair with photos, message the landlord and find the tenancy documents, on a phone or a computer. For UK landlords, LetCompliance gives every tenant a portal of their own from a link, with no app to download and no password, at no cost to the tenant, inside the software that runs the let from £7.99 a month. It is not in the App Store or Google Play, so it has no store rating. This guide ranks eleven tenant portals and tenant apps on what the tenant can do in them, the store listings and ratings of the tenant’s app as read on 24 October 2026, and the landlord’s price at 1, 5 and 10 properties.
For UK landlords, LetCompliance is the pick for a tenant portal: each tenant gets a link to a portal of their own, with no app and no password, for the rent and receipts, repairs with photos, messages, documents, inspections and the notice to leave, at no cost to the tenant and from £7.99 a month for the landlord. It is not a store app; the other ten are ranked with their store ratings as the stores showed them on 24 October 2026.
Top picks
If you read nothing else
The three that come out highest on the axis this page covers. Every tool is reviewed in full further down, with what it does badly as well as what it does well.
Tenant portals and tenant apps were compared on what the tenant does in them: see and pay the rent, report a repair with photos, message the landlord and open the tenancy documents, and what it costs the tenant; then on the store listing of the tenant’s app and the landlord’s price at 1, 5 and 10 properties. Prices and features were read on each provider’s own pages, store listings on Apple’s App Store for the UK and Google Play, and companies on Companies House, all on 24 October 2026. A rating is what some users chose to leave, not a measure of quality. This is a desk comparison, not a hands-on trial.
Prices: each provider’s own pricing page, read on 24 October 2026, for the plan that carries its tenant portal or tenant app, at 1, 5 and 10 properties, with VAT shown as each page states it. What the tenant pays is given where the provider’s own page says it.
Store listings: Apple’s App Store for the UK and Google Play, read on 24 October 2026. Each rating is given as the store showed it, to one decimal place, with the number of ratings behind it; Google Play counts ratings from every country. A rating is what some users chose to leave, not a measure of quality. A Play listing whose developer name does not match the company is left out, and “None found” means a search for the product’s name found no listing that day.
Which app: where a provider has a separate app for tenants, that is the listing shown; otherwise its one app, whoever it is built for, and the entry says which.
Company: Companies House, the official UK register, for the company each provider names on its own pages or as the seller of its app, by name and number. Where a provider’s own pages name no company, the row is left out.
LetCompliance publishes this guide and ranks itself first, and says so. Its tenant portal is a link in the phone’s browser, not a store app, so it has no store rating, and its entry says so. Its prices come from its own plan list, and the screens under its entry are from its own app; no screen of another product is shown.
This is a desk comparison of each provider’s own pages, the two app stores and the official registers, not a hands-on trial.
At a glance
The comparison in one table
Scroll sideways on a phone. A tick means the tool does it as standard and a label gives the detail from the provider’s own site. “Not listed” means the provider’s own feature or pricing list does not show it, and a dash means it was not checked. A cross appears only for LetCompliance and for a spreadsheet.
Feature
01LetCompliance
02August
03Arthur
04Landlord Studio
05Landlord Vision
06Latch
07PaTMa
08Fixflo
09Fiixit
10Zenancy
11Maintaro
App on the App Store (GB)The tenant’s app where the provider has a separate one, otherwise its one app; ratings as each store showed them on 24 October 2026, with the number behind them. A rating is what some users chose to leave, not a measure of quality.
No: a link in the phone’s browser
53 ratings, 4.5
414 ratings, 4.6
No rating shown
1 rating, 1.0
None found
None found
61 ratings, 3.8
None found
None found
None found
App on Google Play
No: a link in the phone’s browser
10 ratings, 4.4
388 ratings, 4.3
5k+ downloads, no rating shown
100+ downloads, no rating shown
5+ downloads, no rating shown
100+ downloads, no rating shown
Not checked
Not checked
Not checked
Not checked
What the tenant pays
Nothing
Nothing, in its own words
Not checked
Not checked
Not checked
Not checked
Not checked
Not checked
Nothing, in its own words
Not checked
Not checked
Rent in the portal or app
Due, paid, receipts and Direct Debit
Paid by Open Banking in the app
Upcoming rent payments
Not checked
Not checked
Not checked
Not checked
Not checked
Not checked
Not checked
Not checked
Repairs reported by the tenant
With photos
Report repairs
With photos
Maintenance requests
Service desk (Standard)
With photos
Maintenance reports (Pro)
Picture-based, 40+ languages
Report and track
Reporting portal
Tenant reporting
Tenancy documents for the tenant
Certificates, tenancy papers, documents to sign
Tenancy documents
Tenancy agreements
Not checked
Not checked
Not checked
Document access (Pro)
Not checked
Key property documents
Not checked
Not checked
Messages with the landlord
Message your landlord
A communication hub, in its own words
Not checked
Not checked
Email and in-app chat in one thread
Tenant communications (Pro)
Not checked
Not checked
Not checked
Not checked
Landlord’s cost at 1 property (2026)From each provider’s own pricing page, read on 24 October 2026; the record under each entry gives the plan, the VAT and any extra charge.
£7.99/mo
£0 without MTD, or Growth £8.99 with it
From £82.50, billed annually
MTD Go £0 (up to 3 units)
Standard £29.97 +VAT billed yearly, or £34.97 +VAT monthly
Basic £0
Pro £15
Price on request, plus £75
£1
Starter £0 (1 property)
Starter £9
The full ranking
Every tool, in order, with its gaps
Nothing here is listed without something it does badly. A round-up with no gaps is an advert.
01
LetCompliance
Best overall (a portal with nothing to install)Landlord and property management software
Landlord software that runs the whole let, with a portal for every tenant.
From £7.99/mo for one property and £19/mo for up to 10, with no VAT added; the tenant pays nothing (2026).
Best for
Landlords who want every tenant on a portal without asking anyone to install an app.
Inside LetCompliance
letcompliance.com/tenant/…
Tenant portal. Your tenant’s own page, no password: rent, repairs, messages and documents.
letcompliance.com/tenant-issues
Repairs. From the tenant’s portal or logged by you after a call, each on a clock so nothing sits.
letcompliance.com/rent
Rent and arrears. Sorted by who owes most, with the date Ground 8 would be reached if nothing more is paid.
Screens from a sample account. Names, addresses and some details changed, and some parts left out to fit.
LetCompliance is landlord and property management software that runs the whole let, and every tenant gets a portal of their own from a link, scoped to their own tenancy, with no app to download and no password; the landlord can switch a link off at any time. The portal has nine parts: home, the rent with what is due, what has been paid, receipts and Direct Debit, repairs with photos, messages, documents (certificates, tenancy papers and anything to sign), inspections, pet requests, meter readings and moving out. The utility suppliers and who pays them are shown without account numbers, and Right to Rent copies are never served there. Links go to every tenant without one in a few clicks, 20 at a time. It ranks first because the portal is the tenant’s view of the same records the landlord runs the let from, at no cost to the tenant. Its limit is plain: it is not in the App Store or Google Play, so it has no store rating and sends no push notifications.
Strengths
A portal for each tenant from a link, with no app and no password, switched off at any time.
Rent due and paid, receipts and Direct Debit, repairs with photos, messages and documents in one place.
Inspections, pet requests, meter readings and the notice to leave, each recorded for the landlord.
At no cost to the tenant; from £7.99 a month for the landlord, with no VAT added.
Right to Rent copies are never shown in the portal.
Gaps
Not in the App Store or Google Play, so there is no store rating to compare.
No push notifications: the portal link and updates reach tenants by email.
Prices and records, read 24 October 2026
Cost a month
1 property
£7.99 (Single, 1 property)
5 properties
£19 (Portfolio, up to 10)
10 properties
£19 (Portfolio, up to 10)
The tenant portal comes with every plan, and the tenant pays nothing for it. One price for each size of portfolio, never a charge per property, with no VAT added.
App Store (GB) and Google Play
None: each tenant opens the portal from a link in the phone’s browser, with nothing to download and no password, so it is not in the App Store or Google Play; the landlord’s side is a web app too.
Company (Companies House)
None: LetCompliance is run by its founder, Erdem Volkan, as a sole trader.
Free for 2 tenancies; Growth £8.99/mo (5), Portfolio £14.99/mo (20), Portfolio+ £29.99/mo (any number); VAT not stated (2026).
Best for
Rent paid by the tenant inside one app shared with the landlord.
August describes itself to tenants as an app that brings the whole tenancy into one place: once the landlord invites them, tenants pay rent, report repairs, message the landlord and open their tenancy documents from the phone or the web, with no subscription and no fee to pay rent through Open Banking. Its company, Augur Technologies Limited, trading as August, says on its own site that it is an agent of Plaid Financial Ltd., an authorised payment institution regulated by the FCA. On 24 October 2026 the August app, the same app for landlord and tenant, had 53 ratings on the App Store for the UK, an average of 4.5, and 10 on Google Play, an average of 4.4. Its lead is rent paid by the tenant inside the app. It ranks second because tenant referencing is not offered, by its own help centre, and Section 8 notices are not listed, while LetCompliance runs both from the same records the portal shows.
Strengths
Tenants pay rent by Open Banking in the app, with no fee to them, in its own words.
Repairs, messages and tenancy documents in the same app, at no cost to tenants.
53 ratings on the App Store for the UK, an average of 4.5.
Gaps
Its own FAQ calls the Android app basic.
Priced by tenancy, so each room let on its own tenancy counts.
Prices and records, read 24 October 2026
Cost a month
1 property
£0 without MTD, or Growth £8.99 with it
5 properties
Growth £8.99, or £89.99 a year
10 properties
Portfolio £14.99, or £149.99 a year
Priced by tenancy: Free covers 2, Growth 5, Portfolio 20 and Portfolio+ any number at £29.99 a month (£299.99 a year). Its FAQ names Growth as the step up for Making Tax Digital reporting. VAT is not stated.
App Store (GB) and Google Play
“August” on the App Store (GB), from Augur Technologies Ltd: 53 ratings, an average of 4.5 out of 5.
“August” on Google Play, from August Technologies: 10 ratings worldwide, an average of 4.4 out of 5.
Standard from £82.50/mo billed annually, 55 units included, then £1.50 a unit; VAT not stated (2026).
Best for
Agencies of 55 units or more that want a dedicated app for occupants.
Arthur gives tenants a self-service portal online and through its Occupant app, in which they view upcoming rent payments, download tenancy agreements and report maintenance issues with supporting photos, then follow their progress; its email, text and in-app notifications cover late rent reminders, maintenance updates and welcome messages. On 24 October 2026 Arthur Occupant had 414 ratings on the App Store for the UK, an average of 4.6, and 388 on Google Play, an average of 4.3, the most ratings of any tenant app on this list. Standard is from £82.50 a month billed annually, with 55 units included. Its lead is a dedicated, well-rated app for occupants. It ranks third because its price starts at 55 units, while LetCompliance gives every tenant a portal from £7.99 a month.
Strengths
Arthur Occupant: 414 ratings on the App Store for the UK, an average of 4.6, and 388 on Google Play, an average of 4.3.
Occupants view rent due, download tenancy agreements and report maintenance with photos.
Notifications by email, text and in the app.
Gaps
From £82.50 a month billed annually, with 55 units included.
VAT is not stated on its pricing page.
Prices and records, read 24 October 2026
Cost a month
1 property
From £82.50, billed annually
5 properties
From £82.50, billed annually
10 properties
From £82.50, billed annually
Standard plan: from £82.50 a month, billed annually, with 55 units included, then £1.50 a unit. VAT is not stated on the page.
App Store (GB) and Google Play
“Arthur Occupant” on the App Store (GB), from Tactile Limited: 414 ratings, an average of 4.6 out of 5.
“Arthur Occupant” on Google Play, from Arthur Online: 388 ratings worldwide, an average of 4.3 out of 5.
Company (Companies House)
ARTHUR ONLINE LIMITED, company number 07912886: “Active”, incorporated 17 January 2012.
MTD Go £0 for 3 units (£5 per MTD submission); Pro £15/mo +VAT, or £12/mo billed yearly, 3 units + £1.20 per extra unit (£1 billed yearly) (2026).
Best for
A tenant portal and tenant app on a £0 plan for up to 3 units.
Landlord Studio lists a tenant portal and tenant maintenance requests on every plan, MTD Go included, which costs nothing for up to 3 units, and its tenants have an app of their own, Tenant App by Landlord Studio. On 24 October 2026 that tenant app showed no rating on the App Store for the UK, and 5k+ downloads with no rating on Google Play. Pro is £15 a month plus VAT for 3 units, then £1.20 a unit. Its lead is a tenant portal and app on a £0 plan for up to 3 units. It ranks fourth because Direct Debit rent collection and Section 8 notices are not listed on its UK pricing page, while LetCompliance collects the rent the portal shows and drafts the notices from the same records.
Strengths
Tenant portal and tenant maintenance requests on every plan, MTD Go included.
A separate tenant app, Tenant App by Landlord Studio, on both stores.
MTD Go costs nothing for up to 3 units.
Gaps
Its tenant app showed no rating on either store.
Direct Debit rent collection and Section 8 notices are not listed on its UK pricing page.
Prices and records, read 24 October 2026
Cost a month
1 property
MTD Go £0 (up to 3 units)
5 properties
Pro £17.40 +VAT, or £14 +VAT billed yearly
10 properties
Pro £23.40 +VAT, or £19 +VAT billed yearly
The tenant portal, maintenance management and tenant maintenance requests are on every plan, MTD Go included, which covers up to 3 units. Pro is £15 +VAT a month for 3 units, or £12 +VAT billed yearly, then £1.20 +VAT a unit billed monthly or £1 +VAT billed yearly.
Standard £29.97/mo +VAT billed yearly (£34.97 monthly) for 10 tenancies; Premium £44.97/mo +VAT monthly for 15 (2026).
Best for
A tenant portal beside books kept from Open Banking feeds.
Landlord Vision adds a tenant portal and service desk on Standard, £29.97 a month plus VAT billed yearly for 10 tenancies, beside the Open Banking bank feeds and Making Tax Digital that come on every plan. Its own app, “Landlord Vision”, had 1 rating on the App Store for the UK on 24 October 2026, an average of 1.0, and 100+ downloads with no rating on Google Play; the pages read do not say whether tenants use it. Its lead is the tenant portal beside books kept from bank feeds. It ranks fifth because the portal starts on Standard, while LetCompliance gives every tenant a portal on every plan from £7.99 a month.
Strengths
Tenant portal and service desk on Standard.
Open Banking bank feeds and Making Tax Digital on every Landlord Vision plan.
HMRC’s finder shows its quarterly updates and tax return “Ready now”.
Gaps
The tenant portal starts on Standard, £29.97 a month plus VAT billed yearly.
One rating on the App Store for the UK, an average of 1.0.
Prices and records, read 24 October 2026
Cost a month
1 property
Standard £29.97 +VAT billed yearly, or £34.97 +VAT monthly
5 properties
Standard £29.97 +VAT billed yearly, or £34.97 +VAT monthly
10 properties
Standard £29.97 +VAT billed yearly, or £34.97 +VAT monthly
Priced by active tenancy. The tenant portal and service desk start on Standard, which covers 10; raising work orders needs Premium, £44.97 +VAT a month billed monthly for 15. Prices exclude VAT, and yearly plans are billed upfront.
App Store (GB) and Google Play
“Landlord Vision” on the App Store (GB), from Landlord Vision Ltd: 1 rating, an average of 1.0 out of 5.
“Landlord Vision” on Google Play, from LandlordVision.co.uk: 100+ downloads, with no rating shown.
Company (Companies House)
LANDLORD VISION LTD, company number 08657841: “Active”, incorporated 20 August 2013.
Basic £0 for 3 leases; Pro £20/mo, or £16/mo billed annually, for 8 leases + £1 per extra lease; VAT not stated (2026).
Best for
Tenant messages kept as one timeline, at no cost for 3 leases.
Latch, at uselatch.co.uk, brings tenant conversations from email and in-app chat into one thread, with AI help drafting replies and a timeline of every message with its attachments, and tenants report issues with photos for the landlord to send to a trusted contractor. For tenants it sells Tenant Plus, a monthly premium status that flags their enquiries to landlords as priority. Basic costs nothing for 3 leases, and Pro is £20 a month for 8. Its Android app, UseLatch, showed 5+ downloads on 24 October 2026, and no App Store listing was found in a search for its name. Its lead is tenant messages kept as one timeline. It ranks sixth because its pricing page marks Making Tax Digital submissions “Coming Soon”, while LetCompliance runs the portal inside the whole let, Making Tax Digital included.
Strengths
Tenant messages from email and in-app chat in one thread, with a timeline and attachments.
Tenants report issues with photos.
Basic costs nothing for 3 leases.
Gaps
No App Store listing was found in a search for its name on 24 October 2026.
Its pricing page marks Making Tax Digital submissions “Coming Soon”.
Prices and records, read 24 October 2026
Cost a month
1 property
Basic £0
5 properties
Pro £20, or £16 billed annually
10 properties
Pro £22 (£20 plus 2 extra leases)
Priced by lease. Basic covers 3 leases and Pro 8, then £1 a lease; the page does not say whether that rate differs on annual billing. VAT is not stated.
App Store (GB) and Google Play
App Store (GB): none found in a search for its name on 24 October 2026.
“UseLatch” on Google Play, from UseLatch: 5+ downloads, with no rating shown.
Company (Companies House)
USELATCH LTD, company number SC879051: “Active”, incorporated 15 February 2026.
Free for 1 unit; Pro £15/mo inc VAT for 5 units + £1.50 per extra unit (2026).
Best for
Property manuals that reach the tenant automatically.
PaTMa Property Manager puts the tenant portal, tenant document access, tenant maintenance reports and tenant communications on Pro, £15 a month including VAT for 5 units, then £1.50 a unit, and its £0 plan for one unit sends property manuals to tenants automatically. HMRC’s finder lists a free version with UK property quarterly updates “Ready now”. Its Android app showed 100+ downloads and no rating on 24 October 2026, and no App Store listing was found in a search for its name that day. Its lead is property manuals that reach the tenant without asking. It ranks seventh because the portal itself needs Pro, while LetCompliance gives every tenant a portal on every plan, Single at £7.99 a month included.
Strengths
Property manuals sent to tenants automatically, on the £0 plan too.
Tenant portal, documents, maintenance reports and communications on Pro.
Prices include VAT.
Gaps
The tenant portal needs Pro, £15 a month.
No App Store listing was found in a search for its name on 24 October 2026.
Prices and records, read 24 October 2026
Cost a month
1 property
Pro £15
5 properties
Pro £15
10 properties
Pro £22.50
Prices include VAT. The tenant portal, tenant document access and tenant maintenance reports need Pro, £15 a month for 5 units, then £1.50 a unit; the £0 plan for one unit sends property manuals to tenants.
App Store (GB) and Google Play
App Store (GB): none found in a search for its name on 24 October 2026.
“PaTMa Property Manager” on Google Play, from Pither Technologies: 100+ downloads, with no rating shown.
Lettings: price on request, plus a £75/mo software fee, minimum 50 properties; prices exclude VAT (2026).
Best for
Letting agents that want repair reporting in a tenant’s own language.
Fixflo gives residents a branded portal to report a repair at any hour, with pictures, in more than 40 languages, and advice pop-ups that help them fix minor issues first. Its one App Store app is for contractors, Fixflo Contractor App, with 61 ratings for the UK on 24 October 2026, an average of 3.8. Its lettings plans are priced on request, plus a £75 monthly software fee, for a minimum of 50 properties. Its lead is repair reporting in a tenant’s own language. It ranks eighth because rent and tenancy documents are not listed on its pricing page and its minimum is 50 properties, while LetCompliance gives every tenant the whole tenancy in one portal from one property.
Strengths
Picture-based repair reporting in more than 40 languages.
A branded portal, with advice pop-ups for minor issues.
Reports at any hour, with photos and comments.
Gaps
Rent and tenancy documents are not listed on its pricing page.
A minimum of 50 properties, priced on request plus £75 a month.
Prices and records, read 24 October 2026
Cost a month
1 property
Price on request, plus £75
5 properties
Price on request, plus £75
10 properties
Price on request, plus £75
Its lettings plans are priced on request, plus a software fee of £75 a month, for a minimum of 50 properties; its contractor marketplace is from £0.30 a unit a month. Prices exclude VAT.
App Store (GB) and Google Play
“Fixflo Contractor App” on the App Store (GB), from Tactile Limited: 61 ratings, an average of 3.8 out of 5.
Company (Companies House)
Its site footer names TACTILE LIMITED, company number 08111417: “Active”, incorporated 19 June 2012.
£1 per property/mo for the first 10, then 80p; +20p for more than 6 bedrooms; VAT not stated (2026).
Best for
Tenants and trades on one platform, priced per property.
Fiixit invites each tenant, once the landlord adds their email to the property, to create an account at no cost to report and track repairs and maintenance and compliance tasks and to open key property documents, and it brings the trade into the same conversation. The landlord pays £1 a property a month for the first 10 properties, then 80p, after a 3-month trial. No App Store listing was found in a search for its name on 24 October 2026. Its lead is an account at no cost for tenants and trades on one platform. It ranks ninth because rent collection and Making Tax Digital are not listed on its pages, while LetCompliance shows the tenant the rent, receipts and repairs from the records the landlord runs the let on.
Strengths
Tenants and trades use it at no cost to them.
Tenants report and track repairs and open key property documents.
£1 a property a month for the first 10 properties, then 80p.
Gaps
Rent collection and Making Tax Digital are not listed on its pages.
No App Store listing was found in a search for its name on 24 October 2026.
Prices and records, read 24 October 2026
Cost a month
1 property
£1
5 properties
£5
10 properties
£10
£1 a property a month for the first 10 properties, then 80p a property; a property with more than 6 bedrooms is 20p more. A 3-month trial is offered. VAT is not stated on the page.
App Store (GB) and Google Play
App Store (GB): none found in a search for its name on 24 October 2026.
Starter £0 (1 property); Landlord Pro £49/mo for 3 tenancies + £4.99 each; agency plans from £149/mo; VAT not stated (2026).
Best for
A tenant reporting portal for one property at no cost.
Zenancy’s Starter plan gives a self-managing landlord a tenant reporting portal and basic maintenance tracking for 1 property at no cost; Landlord Pro, at £49 a month for 3 active tenancies and £4.99 for each one more, adds advanced maintenance and work orders, AI translation and contractor dispatch, and its agency plans list landlord and tenant dashboards. No App Store listing was found in a search for its name on 24 October 2026. Its lead is a tenant reporting portal for one property at no cost. It ranks tenth because its paid plan passes £80 a month at 10 tenancies, while LetCompliance gives every tenant the rent, repairs, messages and documents for £19 a month for up to 10 properties.
Strengths
Starter: a tenant reporting portal for 1 property at no cost.
Landlord Pro: AI translation, work orders and contractor dispatch.
Its agency plans list landlord and tenant dashboards.
Gaps
Landlord Pro is £49 a month for 3 tenancies, then £4.99 each.
No App Store listing was found in a search for its name on 24 October 2026.
Prices and records, read 24 October 2026
Cost a month
1 property
Starter £0 (1 property)
5 properties
Landlord Pro £58.98
10 properties
Landlord Pro £83.93
Starter is £0 for 1 property, with the tenant reporting portal and basic maintenance tracking. Landlord Pro is £49 a month for 3 active tenancies, then £4.99 a month for each one more, with work orders and contractor dispatch. VAT is not stated on the page.
App Store (GB) and Google Play
App Store (GB): none found in a search for its name on 24 October 2026.
Starter £9/mo (up to 10 properties), Growth £49/mo (up to 50), Scale £199/mo (up to 225); VAT not stated (2026).
Best for
Tenant repair reporting on its own, at a low monthly price.
Maintaro puts tenant reporting and a contractor portal on every plan, with Starter at £9 a month for up to 10 properties and 50 requests a month; it is maintenance software only, in its own words. No App Store listing was found in a search for its name on 24 October 2026. Its lead is tenant reporting for up to 10 properties at £9 a month. It ranks last because its tenant route is for repairs, while LetCompliance gives every tenant the rent, receipts, repairs, messages and documents in one portal.
Strengths
Tenant reporting and a contractor portal on every plan.
Starter: up to 10 properties and 50 requests a month for £9.
Gaps
Maintenance only, in its own words.
No App Store listing was found in a search for its name on 24 October 2026.
Prices and records, read 24 October 2026
Cost a month
1 property
Starter £9
5 properties
Starter £9
10 properties
Starter £9
Starter covers up to 10 properties, 50 requests a month and 3 staff users for £9 a month billed monthly, with tenant reporting and a contractor portal; Growth is £49 a month for up to 50 properties. VAT is not stated on the page.
App Store (GB) and Google Play
App Store (GB): none found in a search for its name on 24 October 2026.
Company (Companies House)
Its site footer names WHEATLEY LABS LTD, company number 17124938: “Active”, incorporated 30 March 2026.
For UK landlords, LetCompliance is the pick on this list, from £7.99 a month: every tenant gets a portal of their own from a link, with no app and no password, for the rent and receipts, repairs with photos, messages and documents, at no cost to the tenant. It is not a store app, so it has no store rating. Of the tenant apps, Arthur Occupant had the most ratings, 414 on the App Store for the UK at an average of 4.6, on 24 October 2026; a rating is what some users chose to leave.
What is the best tenant app in the UK?
With LetCompliance a tenant needs no app at all: the portal opens from a link in the phone’s browser, with no password. Of the store apps on this list, August serves landlord and tenant in one app and lets tenants pay rent by Open Banking, and Arthur Occupant is the most rated tenant app, as the stores showed them on 24 October 2026.
Do tenants have to pay for a tenant portal?
Not on LetCompliance: the landlord’s plan covers the portal and the tenant pays nothing. On this list, August and Fiixit say on their own pages that tenants use them at no cost, and Latch sells tenants an optional premium status, Tenant Plus.
Can tenants pay rent through the portal?
Yes in LetCompliance: the tenant sees what is due, what has been paid and the receipts, and can set up a Direct Debit to the landlord’s own Stripe account from the portal where the landlord collects rent that way, on the 3-day trial or a paid plan. LetCompliance takes no commission on the rent. Stripe charges 1% of each Direct Debit payment with a 20p minimum and a £4 cap, and £5 for a disputed payment. On this list, August lets tenants pay by Open Banking in its app with no fee to them.
What should a tenant portal include?
The rent due and paid with receipts, a way to report a repair with photos and follow it, messages with the landlord, and the tenancy documents and certificates, all for that tenant’s own tenancy. LetCompliance adds inspections, pet requests, meter readings and the notice to leave, and shows the utility suppliers and who pays them, without account numbers. Right to Rent copies are never shown there.
How does a tenant portal work without a password?
Each LetCompliance portal link is unique to one tenant and opens only that tenant’s own tenancy, and the landlord can switch it off at any time and send a new one. Right to Rent copies and other tenants’ details are never shown in it.
When were these prices and ratings checked?
On 24 October 2026, on each provider’s own pricing and feature pages, Apple’s App Store for the UK, Google Play and Companies House. Plans, prices and ratings change, so check a provider’s own site before you buy.
Editorial discipline
LetCompliance is the editor’s own product, landlord software that runs the whole let, and it ranks first on every list for that reason. That is the editor’s view, not a neutral test, so every other entry says what it does better than LetCompliance and links to it. The review date at the top is the day this page was last reviewed and changed. The day each provider’s prices and features were checked on its own website is given under How the tools were picked. Read the editorial standards.
Run a let through it
The quickest way to judge software is to put one let through it
From £7.99 a month for one property. Add a property and the whole let runs in one place: the advert and the applicants, the tenancy and the signatures, the rent and the arrears, the repairs, the certificates and the notices, and the numbers ready for SA105 and MTD at the end of it.
