LetCompliance vs Re-Leased
Re-Leased is a cloud commercial property management platform aimed at commercial real estate, retail, office, industrial, mixed-use, with rent reviews, lease management, accounting and tenant communication across the UK and Ireland, the US, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. LetCompliance is built for the UK Private Rented Sector (PRS): a 0–100 compliance score per property, Section 8 / Section 13 / Awaab’s Law notice generators, RRA 2025 toolkit, AI expiry detection on Gas / EICR / EPC certificates and a UK landlord tax toolkit (SA105 Tax Pack, Section 24 calculator, MTD ITSA quarterly summary, mileage log). They serve different markets; this page is for landlords whose portfolio mixes both and who are choosing where each sits in the stack.
Recognised by HMRC for Making Tax DigitalThe bottom line
from the advert to the tax return
LetCompliance is landlord software for the whole let, in one login: lettings, rent and arrears, e-sign, compliance, Section 8 / 13 notices and landlord tax, including Making Tax Digital.
Re-Leased still leads on its specialism, and the breakdown below says where.
Side by side
The Re-Leased column says only what Re-Leased’s own website shows, read on 24 September 2026. Plans change, so check theirs before you decide.
Rent is collected by Bacs Direct Debit through Stripe Connect, paid into your own account. There is no Open Banking bank-feed reconciliation.
Also in LetCompliance
31 more parts of the let, in the same login. They are not compared with Re-Leased here, so for their side, look at their own website.
- Advertise + take applications + book viewings
- Waiting list / register-interest capture
- Holding deposits (Tenant Fees Act 2019)
- Tenant referencing (regulated UK credit check)
- E-signed tenancy agreements
- Move-in pack: statutory documents assembled
- Landlord / owner portal
- Maintenance work orders + AI repair triage
- Professional photography, inventory & inspections
- Accompanied viewings & contractor sourcing
- Tenant Risk Report + arrears-recovery service
- AI expiry-date detection on uploaded certificates
- 0-100 compliance score per property
- Right to Rent checks
- Deposit protection deadline tracking
- HMO room-level management
- Pet request 28-day tracker (RRA 2025)
- Section 8 notice builder (Schedule 2 grounds)
- Section 13 rent-increase notice builder
- Awaab’s Law damp-and-mould SLA engine
- Renters Rights Act 2025 toolkit
- PRS Database readiness trackerLive today: per-property register-readiness checklist, regional deadline, and status, ref and date. HMO-aware.
- SA105-shaped Tax Pack
- Section 24 personal-vs-Ltd calculator
- MTD ITSA quarterly summary on HMRC dates
- Capital gains tax calculator
- Mileage log
- Property valuation tracker (HM Land Registry HPI)
- Insurance renewal tracker
- Planned maintenance scheduler
- Property key facts + key-date tracking
Choose LetCompliance when
- Your portfolio is UK residential PRS: assured periodic tenancies, HMOs and single lets under the Housing Act 1988 / RRA 2025.
- Your top risk is statutory residential compliance + Section 8 readiness, not commercial lease management.
- You want UK landlord tax shape (SA105, Section 24, MTD ITSA quarters) in the same product as compliance.
- You’re a small-to-mid landlord and want published prices rather than a plan priced on request.
Choose Re-Leased when
- Your portfolio is commercial real estate, retail, office, industrial, mixed-use, with commercial leases (Landlord and Tenant Act 1954) rather than residential assured tenancies.
- You need rent reviews, break clauses, service charge budgets and reconciliation, and commercial lease event management built in.
- You manage assets across several countries (UK and Ireland, US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand) and need one commercial PM platform.
- Your portfolio scale and lease complexity suit a plan priced on request (Core, Pro, or Enterprise for over 1,000 tenancies).
Switching: the questions that matter
What moving across involves, answered for LetCompliance. What Re-Leased can hand over is theirs to answer, so ask them.
- Can I get my data out of Re-Leased?
- Ask Re-Leased before you cancel, and export while the account is still open: properties, tenants, rent history and the documents. Check what the export actually includes, because a list of properties is not the same as the certificates and agreements behind them.
- How do my properties and tenants get in?
- One CSV file, the format any spreadsheet saves as. It carries properties, rooms, tenants, rent, tenancy start dates, deposits and the gas, electrical and EPC expiry dates. Every row is checked and shown to you before anything is imported.
- Do I have to move everything at once?
- No. Move one property first, on Single at £7.99 a month with Making Tax Digital included, and keep Re-Leased for the rest until you have seen enough.
- What about Making Tax Digital part-way through a tax year?
- Each quarterly update covers the tax year from its start, not just the last three months, so the year’s income and expenses so far need to be in LetCompliance before it sends your next one. A bank statement imports as a CSV. You can use more than one product in a year, but only one for each submission (GOV.UK).
- Do my tenants need to do anything?
- Not to start. Each tenant gets their own portal link, with no account or password to set up. If you collect rent by Direct Debit through LetCompliance, each tenant sets the Direct Debit up from that portal, because only the account holder can authorise one.
- What happens to the deposit?
- Changing software does not touch it. A protected deposit stays with the same scheme, whether the scheme holds the money or insures it. Record the scheme and its reference here.
The verdict
LetCompliance or Re-Leased?
Pick LetCompliance if
Your portfolio is UK residential PRS: assured periodic tenancies, HMOs and single lets under the Housing Act 1988 / RRA 2025.
Pick Re-Leased if
Your portfolio is commercial real estate, retail, office, industrial, mixed-use, with commercial leases (Landlord and Tenant Act 1954) rather than residential assured tenancies.
Still not sure? Put one property on LetCompliance, from £7.99 a month, and keep Re-Leased for the rest. A month of your own rent, certificates and tenants will settle it faster than any table.
LetCompliance wrote this page, so this is its view. Both sides above say where the other one is better.
FAQs
Is LetCompliance a replacement for Re-Leased?
No, they serve different markets. Re-Leased is a commercial real estate PM suite (rent reviews, break clauses, service charge). LetCompliance is UK landlord software covering lettings, rent, compliance and tax (Section 8, Renters’ Rights Act 2025, tenancy workflow, SA105). Re-Leased says it can manage mixed portfolios but is built for commercial or mostly commercial ones.
Does Re-Leased handle UK residential tenancies and Section 8?
Re-Leased describes itself as commercial property specialists and says a residential-first platform usually suits pure residential portfolios. Section 8, Awaab’s Law and Renters’ Rights Act tools are not listed on its UK pricing page. For assured tenancies and HMOs in England, LetCompliance is built for the job.
Can I track commercial property in LetCompliance?
Not as a first-class workflow. LetCompliance is built around residential PRS compliance and tax, assured tenancies, HMOs, RRA 2025 duties, Section 8 and Section 13 drafters, SA105 Tax Pack. Commercial lease event management (rent reviews, break clauses, service charge) sits outside LetCompliance’s scope and is Re-Leased’s specialism.
How do they compare on pricing?
LetCompliance is £7.99/mo for one property and £14.99/mo for up to 3 (one property can also stay on the free plan), priced for residential landlords in England. Re-Leased does not publish prices: its Core and Pro plans are priced on request, Enterprise is for over 1,000 tenancies, and it is built for commercial property. The two are not directly comparable, the right comparison is whether your portfolio is residential PRS, commercial, or both.
Is LetCompliance property management software, or mainly a compliance tool?
It is property management software for landlords and letting agents, and it runs the whole let, not just compliance. In one login you advertise, take applications and viewings, reference tenants, e-sign the tenancy, collect rent by Direct Debit and chase arrears, track a 0-100 compliance score, draft Section 8 and Section 13 notices, manage HMO rooms, book done-for-you property services and prepare your SA105 tax. The compliance score is one feature among many, not the whole product.
Which should a UK landlord choose: LetCompliance or Re-Leased?
The page above sets what Re-Leased's own website says it does beside LetCompliance, and lists everything else LetCompliance does. For most UK landlords and small-to-mid agencies who want the whole tenancy in one place, LetCompliance covers more of the let; Re-Leased is the better pick for the specific areas it leads on, which are called out above. LetCompliance starts at £7.99 a month for one property, with a 3-day trial and no card.
Does LetCompliance handle Making Tax Digital and SA105 tax as well as Re-Leased?
LetCompliance ships an SA105-shaped Tax Pack, a Section 24 personal-vs-limited-company calculator, a capital-gains calculator and a mileage log, and it sends Making Tax Digital quarterly updates for UK property income to HMRC on every paid plan from £7.99 a month (not the free plan or the trial). It is recognised by HMRC for UK property income, and if your return needs self-employment, savings or dividend income you finalise the year with software that can add it, or with your accountant.
Are these Re-Leased comparisons independent and kept up to date?
They are written by LetCompliance, which says so plainly. The Re-Leased column shows only what Re-Leased's own website says, with the date it was read, and every page names where Re-Leased is the better choice and the one thing LetCompliance does not do (Open Banking bank-feed reconciliation). Providers change their plans and prices without notice, so check theirs before you buy.
The whole let in one login, from £7.99 a month.
Start with one property on a paid plan, Making Tax Digital included, and see how it runs your let before you move the rest. Portfolio covers up to ten properties for £19 a month.
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