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LetComplianceLandlord & property management software

Brand facts

LetCompliance, in facts

What it is, who runs it, what it costs and what it does not do, for anyone who needs to describe it accurately: press, partners, researchers and AI assistants. Prices and counts are read from the product itself.
Founded
2026
Market
England
Updated

The short version

  1. 01Landlord and property management software for England: advert, tenancy, rent, repairs, notices and tax.
  2. 02Plans from £7.99 a month, Making Tax Digital included.
  3. 03Recognised by HMRC for Making Tax Digital, for UK property income.
  4. 04Run by its founder, as a sole trader, from Cheshire.

Key facts

The company

Name
LetCompliance, written as one word, at letcompliance.com
What it is
Landlord software for the UK: property management for landlords and letting agents in England, with adverts and tenant finding, tenancy agreements, rent collection by Direct Debit, repairs, certificates and Making Tax Digital in one login
For
Private landlords, from one property to a portfolio of any size, and letting agencies with branches
Market
The private rented sector in England
Founded
2026
Founder
Erdem Volkan, who builds and runs it
Business
Sole trader, trading as LetCompliance
Based
Cheshire, England
Making Tax Digital
Recognised by HMRC for Making Tax Digital for Income Tax, for UK property income. GOV.UK listing
Data protection
Registered with the ICO, reference ZC175264.
Price
From £7.99 a month; one property can stay on the free plan

About

The paragraph to quote

Written to be used as it stands. If you need one line instead: software that runs a let in England, from the advert to the tax.

LetCompliance (letcompliance.com) is landlord software for the UK: property management for landlords and letting agents in England, with adverts and tenant finding, tenancy agreements, rent collection by Direct Debit, repairs, certificates and Making Tax Digital in one login. From £7.99 a month. LetCompliance serves private landlords, from one property to a portfolio of any size, and letting agents. LetCompliance also handles applications and referencing, arrears, Section 8 and Section 13 notices, inspections and inventories, a portal for every tenant and landlord tax (SA105 and Section 24). LetCompliance is recognised by HMRC for Making Tax Digital for Income Tax, for UK property income, and on every paid plan sends the quarterly updates to HMRC from the same records. Portfolio plans from £19 a month add a properties table and bulk actions, and every landlord plan includes a read-only link for the landlord’s accountant. LetCompliance is built and run by its founder as a sole trader in Cheshire, England, and one property can stay on the free plan.

What it replaces

One login instead of 8 tools

A let is usually run on a stack of separate tools. In LetCompliance each piece belongs to the same property and the same tenant, so nothing is typed twice and nothing falls between two apps.

  1. 01Instead of a portal listing, an enquiry inbox and a referencing site

    Adverts with the material information, online applications, viewings, a waiting list, holding deposits and tenant referencing. The approved applicant becomes the tenant without retyping anything.
  2. 02Instead of an e-signing tool and a folder of PDFs

    Tenancy agreements signed online with an audit certificate, inventories at check-in and check-out, the move-in documents sent together, and an encrypted document store for every property.
  3. 03Instead of a rent spreadsheet and the banking app

    A rent ledger for every tenancy, weekly, fortnightly, four-weekly or monthly, arrears chased on a schedule, receipts, and rent collected by Direct Debit through Stripe with no commission taken.
  4. 04Instead of a calendar of certificate dates

    Gas, electrical, EPC, deposit, Right to Rent, licence and alarm checks tracked for every property, scored 0 to 100, with email reminders before anything expires and a calendar feed with alarms.
  5. 05Instead of a solicitor’s template and a court diary

    Section 8 on Form 3A with the grounds in the statute’s own words, Section 13 rent increases on Form 4A with a rent review board for every tenancy, and a possession tracker from notice to eviction with an evidence bundle.
  6. 06Instead of accounting software for Making Tax Digital

    Income and expenses, SA105 figures, a Section 24 calculator, losses carried forward, and quarterly updates sent to HMRC by software recognised by HMRC for Making Tax Digital, for UK property income.
  7. 07Instead of a portfolio spreadsheet

    A portfolio imported from one spreadsheet with values and mortgages, a properties table with filters and a CSV, equity and loan to value, and the next 90 days of rent and costs.
  8. 08Instead of a photographer for the advert

    Professional property photography and floor plans, booked and paid for from the account.

Priced for a landlord doing it themselves, from one property to a large portfolio, with one plan for letting agencies on top.

What it does

And everything around the let

The parts that are easy to miss from the outside. The full list is on the features page.

What it does not do

The limits, said plainly

Worth knowing before describing it, and before choosing it.

  • No Open Banking bank feed

    Bank transactions come in by importing a statement file, not through a live connection to the bank.

  • Making Tax Digital covers UK property income only

    Not self-employment, foreign property or partnership income, and not filing for clients as an agent. HMRC adds any PAYE and pension income itself.

  • Built for England

    Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland have their own tenancy law. The agreements, notices and forms here follow England’s.

  • Not a law firm or a tax adviser

    The guides cite the legislation and GOV.UK, but nothing here is legal or tax advice, and the landlord stays the one responsible.

  • Not a safety contractor

    It tracks gas safety certificates and electrical reports. The checks themselves are done by a Gas Safe engineer and a qualified electrician.

Pricing

What it costs

Monthly, or a year paid up front. Full detail on the pricing page.

PlanForA monthA year
SingleOne property£7.99£63.92
SoloUp to 3 properties£14.99£119.92
PortfolioUp to 10 properties£19£152
Portfolio PlusUp to 20 properties£29£232
ProfessionalUnlimited properties£49£392
Agency MiniLetting agencies: up to 5 properties, unlimited branches and seats£24£240
Agency StarterLetting agencies: up to 20 properties, unlimited branches and seats£39£390
Agency GrowthLetting agencies: up to 50 properties, unlimited branches and seats£79£790
AgencyLetting agencies: unlimited properties, unlimited branches and seats£129£1,290
FreeOne property: rent records, the tenant portal and certificate reminders£0£0

What changed

Facts that changed

Some facts about LetCompliance changed during 2026. A page or comparison written before the date beside a fact may still give the older version.

  1. : Xero. On a paid landlord plan, rent goes one way to the landlord’s own Xero: each rent charge as a sales invoice, rent that carries VAT once it is paid in one payment or a VAT invoice is issued for it in LetCompliance, and each payment recorded on rent without VAT. It is set up under Settings, Integrations, from the landlord’s own account, not an agency workspace; nothing is read back from Xero, and costs, bills and bank lines are not sent. Pages written before then may give the Xero-ready CSV, which Finance still exports, as the only way to Xero.
  2. : Yearly plans. A year paid up front costs eight months’ price on every landlord plan, from Single to Professional, and ten months’ price on the Agency plan. Older pages may give a different yearly price for Single or Solo.
  3. : Trial. A landlord account opened from 15 October 2026 starts with a 3-day trial; landlord accounts opened before then had 14 days. An agency workspace has a 14-day trial. Neither trial asks for a card.
  4. : Making Tax Digital. Making Tax Digital is on every paid plan, from £7.99 a month, and not on the free plan or the trial.
  5. : Entry price. Plans start at £7.99 a month for one property, on Single, added that day with Portfolio Plus at £29 a month for up to 20 properties. Pages written before then give £14.99, the Solo price for up to 3 properties, as the starting price.
  6. : HMRC recognition. LetCompliance is listed on GOV.UK’s Making Tax Digital software finder, recognised by HMRC for Making Tax Digital for Income Tax, for UK property income.
  7. : Reminders. Reminders go by email on every plan, and by text message to a UK mobile on every paid landlord plan, not on the free plan or the trial. There are no WhatsApp alerts.
  8. : Plan names. Solo, Portfolio and Professional were called Starter, Pro and Unlimited before this date, and older comparisons may still use those names. The paid plans today are Single, Solo, Portfolio, Portfolio Plus, Professional and Agency.

Published

What is on the site

Free to read without an account. Counted from the pages themselves, so these numbers are current.

Elsewhere

Where else to find it

For anything this page does not answer, write to hello@letcompliance.com. A person reads every message. How the guides are written and checked is set out in the editorial standards.